Where Love Has Gone

I'm going to side-step the whole Lana Turner murder plot and just address the big flaming hole in this film.About ten minutes into the film, we flashback about twenty years to approximately 1944, where we remain for at least an... Full review

Society sculptress in San Francisco marries a war veteran who turns to the bottle once he fails to carve out his niche outside of his domineering mother-in-law's realm; sometime later, the daughter they share apparently kills mom's lover in a... Full review

I don't think my comment is worth ten lines but I'll try, the little I have to say I want to say it because this is one of those really bad movies I like. The kind of bad movie with... Full review

This movie begins with a murder, but the real crime is that this piece isn't on DVD.While this story is said to be based on the Turner/daughter/lover murder the real punch of THIS story develops out the relationship of the... Full review

Danny has some very serious emotional hangups. Seems that she plunged a knife into her mom's boyfriend. Was it to save her mother? Was it out of a jealous rage?With a film starring Bette Davis and Susan Hayward, you know... Full review

One of my favorite guilty pleasures from the 60's is WHERE LOVE HAS GONE, a turgid 1964 soap opera loosely based on the events surrounding Lana Turner when her daughter Cheryl was accused of murdering her then boyfriend Johnny Stompanato.... Full review

This film wanted to cash in on the Lana Turner scandal involving her daughter murdering her boyfriend. Susan Hayward (somewhat of a hambone, but still great!) plays a San Francisco sculptor (with a thick Brooklyn accent) who's work is good... Full review

Fans of great "bad movies" should lap this up like a bowl of frosting. Loosely based on the Lana Turner-Johnny Stompanato-Cheryl Crane murder incident, Harold Robbins fashioned a novel to cash in on and exploit the gossipy tale. This resultant... Full review

A thinly-veiled retelling of the sordid Lana Turner / Cheryl Crane / Johnny Stompanato affair, this potboiler features a bevy of hilarious performances (Susan Hayward as a nympho sculptress leads the pack, but Bette Davis and Joey Heatherton are certainly... Full review