Alone in the Dark (1982)

Alone in the Dark (1982)

[6] After a city-wide blackout allows their escape, four criminal psychotics terrorize a new doctor and his family. The script is wobbly well into act three, and I'm not all too happy with how the escapees are characterized, but Alone in the…
Rocky IV (1985)

Rocky IV (1985)

[6] I know I'm being too kind to this over-produced piece of cheese, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy it at least a little bit. It falls short of all previous installments primarily because the justification for fighting…
Rocky II (1979)

Rocky II (1979)

[7] Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) tries to slide into a normal life after the events of the first film, but Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers) keeps insisting on a re-match. Rocky II follows closely enough to the narrative of the original movie to…
The Prince and the Pauper (1937)

The Prince and the Pauper (1937)

[7] Twins Billy and Bobby Mauch do very well as the title characters in this lavish production of Mark Twain's oft-told tale of mistaken identity. Claude Rains takes the role of villainy this time, playing an evil Earl who forces the beggar…
Barry Munday (2010)

Barry Munday (2010)

[5] A womanizer (Patrick Wilson in the title role) loses his testicles right before being slapped with a paternity suit in this soft comedy. Seeing his situation as his last chance at fatherhood, Barry gets to know his baby mama and alleged…
The Twelve Chairs (1970)

The Twelve Chairs (1970)

[3] There are a couple of Mel Brooks movies that I kinda like, at least a little bit, but for the most part, I don't get them. The Twelve Chairs is no different. Frank Langella, Ron Moody, and Dom DeLuise are all…
The Sisters (1938)

The Sisters (1938)

[5] Bette Davis marries Errol Flynn and moves to San Francisco, but their happy marriage begins to disintegrate when he can't support the couple and turns to drinking. It may be the writing more than the performances, but there's not much chemistry…
Footsteps in the Dark (1941)

Footsteps in the Dark (1941)

[6] This light-hearted murder mystery isn't likely to stick in your memory, but should satisfy Errol Flynn fans well enough. Flynn plays an author who writes under a secret identity -- so secret even his wife and mother don't realize it is…
Cry Wolf (1947)

Cry Wolf (1947)

[6] Barbara Stanwyck shows up at Errol Flynn's doorstep claiming to be the wife of his late brother. While he suspects she is a gold digger, she suspects he is abusing his young niece (Geraldine Brooks) and may be hiding an even…
Never Say Goodbye (1946)

Never Say Goodbye (1946)

[6] Errol Flynn and Eleanor Parker star as the divorced parents of a seven-year-old girl who is trying to get the two back together again. It may sound cloying, but the film uses its device exclusively for screwball comedic effect. Memorable sequences…