Lady in the Lake (MOD) (DVD Movie) Ladies Of Leisure (1930) crying and savoring old friendships

crying and savoring old friendships

one of America's all-time entertainment greats

In a frightening portrait

a fact underscored by Isaac Hayes' Oscar -winning* Best Original Song (1971)

The dread is here -- as are the power and pathos of this genre landmark by which Hammer Studios ushered in a new era of screen chills from classic evildoers

Lady in the Lake (MOD) (DVD Movie) Ladies Of Leisure (1930) crying and savoring old friendshipsRobert Montgomery stars in and directs this snappy adaptation of Raymond Chandler's hard boiled detective mystery. Montgomery portrays Marlowe, private eye. As director, he's also the film's private eyes, using a subjective camera presenting the action from Marlowe's point of view. What Marlowe sees, we see. When he gets slugged, we slip into blackness. The case begins when Marlowe sets out to find the missing wife of a publishing magnate. Several