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SAFE IN HELL (1931) from Warner Archive: When it Comes to Pre-Code, Seeing is Believing
“Black & white movies are so boring and fake,” a co-worker once said to me, with an accompanying look of disgust usually afforded to those who belch audibly in public places. In my younger days, I might have taken the … Continue reading
