The Ace Black Movie Blog

A mixture of romance, politics and music in a quasi-western setting, Nob Hill defies any one genre but still provides decent if rough-aroun...

A gangster drama, Invisible Stripes examines the lingering stigma of prison and the ever attractive shortcuts to riches offered by crime...

A madcap comedy and romance, Some Like It Hot is a brilliantly constructed celebration of romance at its most complicated, incorporating...

A romantic triangle drama set in the rough and tumble world of electric power line crews, Manpower boasts a terrific cast and some gritt...

All movies starring George Raft and reviewed on the Ace Black Movie Blog are linked below: Scarface (1932...

A rough and tumble story about independent truckers that morphs into a film noir, They Drive By Night is always engaging but suffers from ...

A B-movie straining hard to join the A-list, Outpost In Morocco cannot overcome its suspect foundations. The story of French Foreign Legio...

A faltering film noir of sorts, Whistle Stop  stretches to reach some appealing dark and seedy ingredients but does not quite achieve the r...

Produced by business magnate Howard Hughes with a money-is-no-object attitude and directed by Howard Hawks, Scarface is an early milestone...