Barbi Benton

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Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things (1972)

Six friends dig up a corpse to use in a Satanic ritual to make the dead rise from their graves.

Song of the Thin Man (1947)

The Bad Sister (1931)

Marianne falls in love with a con artist who has a hidden agenda.

Contrived and wooden melodrama with a remarkable cast, and no, Bette Davis doesn't play the title role.

Halliwell (no star): "A teenager potboiler of its day, remarkable only for its cast."

Maltin**: "...stilted early-talkie melodrama. Davis, in her film debut, is wasted..."

Belle de jour (1967)

Five (1951)

The world is destroyed in a nuclear holocaust, and only five Americans survive, including a pregnant woman, a neo-Nazi, a black man and a bank clerk.

Olivia Hussey

SexWorld (1978)

A bus tour takes its passengers to a place called SexWorld where they can live out their most secret desires during a weekend.

The Brood (1979)

Anastasia (1956)

An opportunistic Russian businessman tries to pass a mysterious impostor as the Grand Duchess Anastasia. But she is so convincing in her performance that even the biggest skeptics believe her.

Well-produced Hollywood entertainment, typically without any sense for historical accuracy, works due to its excellent cast, but does have some over-the-top melodramatic moments.

Halliwell**: "Slick, highly theatrical entertainment for the upper classes; it dazzles and satisfies without drawing any light on history."

Maltin****: "Inspired casting makes this film exceptional...High point: confrontation scene in which Hayes as grand duchess must determine if girl is her relative."