Tag: Tom Kennedy
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Night After Night (1932) Review, with George Raft, Roscoe Karns, and Mae West
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in 1932, All Reviews, Comedy, Crime Pays, Drinking During Prohibition, Glorifying Gangsters, Gold Digging, Homosexuality, Hookers with Hearts of Gold, Justifiable Homicide, Like, Mockery of Marriage, Mocking the Government, Premarital Sex, Scantily Clad Women, Slapping Women Around, Speakeasies, Suggestive Dialogue, Suggestive Imagery, Swearing, The DepressionJoe Anton George Raft Jerry Healy Constance Cummings Iris Wynne Gibson Leo Roscoe Karns Mabel Alison Skipworth Maude Mae West Released by Paramount | Directed by Archie Mayo Proof That It’s Pre-Code “Why that dumb cluck!” George Raft awakens and undresses to bathe. We see a lot of him. Llllladies. This film is set in…
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The Fall Guy (1930) Review, with Jack Mulhall, Mae Clarke, and Ned Sparks
Johnny Quinlan Jack Mulhall Bertha Quinlan Mae Clarke Danny Walsh Ned Sparks Released by RKO | Directed By Leslie Pearce Proof That It’s Pre-Code Our louse in the lead, Johnny, is chasing around ladies other than his wife. The gangster boss Nifty has a network of men carrying high end booze around in suitcases to…
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Monkey Business (1931) Review
Groucho Chico Harpo Zeppo Thelma Todd And… Maurice Chevalier? Monkey Business: Cruising for Craziness “I want gaiety! I want laughter! I want ha-cha-cha-cha!” Let’s start off with an important note for whenever I talk about the Marx Brothers movies on this site. On Monkey Business, you will notice this at the beginning of the movie:…