F.B.I. Girl (1951)
Posted on Jul 01, 2009 under Action-suspense |
Two competent and upright FBI agents track the schemes of a mob-controlled politician, irony-free!
Two competent and upright FBI agents track the schemes of a mob-controlled politician, irony-free!
A quick, short, cheap suspense film that was spontaneously generated out of the Oriental props and costumes lying around Hollywood.
Does cannibalism lead to inbreeding, or does inbreeding lead to cannibalism? Oh well, as long as it’s all in good fun…
A WWII veteran (George Raft) touring his old stomping ground in Algiers gets drawn into a hunt for a lost shipment of French Gold.
A youngster receives the magical ability to turn anything he touches to gold, and finds out — wonder of wonders! — that it’s as much a curse as it is a blessing.
The clone of an amalgam of Walt Disney and Charles Foster Kane builds amusement parks in outer space.
A Roger Corman classic, in a wholly non-ironic sense. Dick Miller is a wanna-be sculptor who possesses no talent for art, but plenty for accidental death. [Part of the B-Masters Cabal "These Kids Today..." Roundtable]
Ray Corrigan plays a double role as an African guide and the white gorilla who hates him, against a backdrop of repurposed silent serial footage.