"The Strange Love of Martha Ivers" is a film noir drama where Barbara Stanwyck plays a wealthy young woman who accidentally kills her aunt and is blackmailed for years over the incident. Stanwyck plays the role to the hilt, well directed by Lewis Milestone ("A Walk [..]
Cattle Queen of Montana (1954)
Barbara Stanwyck and Ronald Reagan head up the western action in "Cattle Queen of Montana." Stanwyck plays a rancher whose land and cattle is attacked by Indians and hostile whites in the area. She receives help from one of the Native Americans and a [..]
Ma and Pa Kettle at Home (1954)
Marjorie Main and Percy Kilbride do a sixth film featuring their most famous roles in "Ma and Pa Kettle at Home." The Kettles move back into their old farm and attempt to spruce things up just as their son Elwin enters an essay contest, bragging (and exaggerating) on [..]
Brigadoon (1954)
Gene Kelly is in top form in MGM's classic musical "Brigadoon." Gene Kelly and Van Johnson play two Americans on vacation in Scotland when they stumble upon a mysterious town that appears in the mist only one day every one hundred years. If they [..]
The Long, Long Trailer (1954)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cashed in on the popularity of television stars Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz in "The Long, Long Trailer." The stars of CBS's "I Love Lucy" once again play a married couple who purchase a 36-foot trailer to travel throughout the western United States. Numerous thrills, chills, and [..]
Three Coins in the Fountain (1954)
"Three Coins in the Fountain" is a romantic comedy-drama about three American women who visit Italy, each throwing coins into Rome's famous Trevi Fountain, all making a wish for romance. Find out what happens in this glossy, fast-moving picture well directed by Jean Negulesco ("Johnny Belinda" [..]
Dial M for Murder (1954)
Director Alfred Hitchcock put together yet another classic suspense crime drama in "Dial M for Murder." The film is the story of a tennis player who attempts to murder his wife to get his hands on her inheritance. However, the person he hired botched the [..]
Homestead (2024)
Terrorists detonate a nuclear bomb in Los Angeles as the U. S. slides into war and chaos in "Homestead." A group of people take refuge in an elaborate fortress in the mountains, and are soon dealing with fallout and displaced persons seeking help at their doorstep. Director Ben [..]
The Last Time I Saw Paris (1954)
"The Last Time I Saw Paris" is a drama film about a reporter covering the end of World War II in Paris and, in the process, gets married to his girl friend's sister. Director Richard Brooks ("Deadline - U. S. A." 1952) carelessly threw together [..]
Suddenly (1954)
Frank Sinatra gives a riveting performance as a hired assassin who holds a family hostage because their home is in the perfect location to kill the President of the United States in "Suddenly." Sinatra also holds the audience hostage in this fast-moving film with a 77 minute running [..]