Alexis Smith, Barbara Stanwyck, Humphrey Bogart
A psychopathic artist is paired with an unsuspecting wife.
Stats: 35 reviews
this flick overthrows the usual typecasting for humprey bogart and babara stanwyck, the former constantly as detective hero or gangster villain; the later freuently as self-assured heroine or shrewd femme fatale. now both of them are handled in the niches which could be iconclast...( read more)
Dark and evil; I liked it because to me every movie with Humphrey Bogart is like opening a mysterious leather-cased volume about the old times, but probably not everyone is as susceptible to this feeling as I am. It has a lot of the charm of other Bogart movies in terms of clever...( read more)
pretty ridiculous. hardly the best for anybody involved but worth watching once
Humphrey Bogart's over the top performance as an anxiety ridden artist with a compulsion to alter paintings of the women he loves as he poisons them is nearly equalled by Barbara Stanwyck's "Gas Light" type paranoia as she realizes what she's married. Great characters in the su...( read more)
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