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bruceduece1 - 28.4.2012 8:56:29
There was a lot of contemporary debate about how film violence creates real violence. Even though modern films are more graphic, the violence of the films shown here was more implied, enabling the viewer to fill in the details in their minds. In a sense, you could see how that could be more subverting.

bruceduece1 - 28.4.2012 8:49:26
How many people went to see, "Lady in a Cage" just to get a better look at Olivia de Havilland's rack?

bruceduece1 - 28.4.2012 8:42:57
Seeing these trailers remind me of going to the matinee when I was a kid. Most kids couldn't see the actual movies. We weren't allowed, so the trailers had to suffice. Some lucky kid would always see the whole flick somehow and give us a narrative. We didn't know, but the trailers were much better than the movies themselves. It was a lot of entertainment for a quarter.

shanghaisurprise - 17.4.2012 20:39:43
"In Stabbing Color"

213213yoyo - 3.3.2012 17:01:45
This is so funny to watch now a days! 

IkilledGaddafi - 21.12.2011 0:41:10
no "the innocents"?

UncleCharlieOakley - 19.10.2011 21:28:37
As Connie Stevens once put it, "I sure had to polish a lot of turds when I was under contract to Warner Bros."

TimelordR - 12.10.2011 0:38:31
They sure don't make thrillers like them anymore! Thanks for posting.

Robo1415 - 14.7.2010 0:10:45
yes,it was......and some thought it wasn't believable...lol.....

farhammer1 - 18.3.2010 0:35:08
these r interesting

ratbasket - 3.3.2010 19:26:16
Lady In A Cage was wayyyyy ahead of it's time.

MariaGarcia281 - 28.1.2010 10:13:40
Wow... Stefanie Powers, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Joan Crawford! Thanks