Bette Davis is the "nice guy" in this 1943 dramedy co-starring Miriam Hopkins as her nicesty (nice+nasty) BFFL. These two play rivals in everything ranging from men, motherhood and money. And, the vitriol seems so real because their off screen bitter feud translated so well on screen.
PTSD, insomnia and being an incel before incel was a thing leads a Vietnam vet to vigilantism on the dirty, unforgiving streets of the...
"The Users" (1978), starring the gorgeous Jaclyn Smith of "Charlie's Angels" fame, shows us girls how to take advantage of a lifestyle upgrade via...
Bette Davis co-stars with Glen Ford in this drama as twin sisters (Pat and Katie) who are rivals in love and life. What happens...
