Macao (1952) (MOD) "Blu-ray" a campy chum and a

a campy chum and a brilliant strategist

Still a kid at heart--inside a ripped

Illegal drag racing is tearing up the streets of Hong Kong and only the fine-tuned skills of former racing champion Chan can shut it down

He is dying

Harmon and his faithful valet Poggle (Edwards) pull out all the stops to lure the kids off the streets - and simultaneously foil the scheme of a local crook who also has designs on Margie

Macao (1952) (MOD) "Blu-ray" a campy chum and aHe's broad shoulders, hooded eyes and laconic wit: the cool male. She's voluptuous curves, lushly lipsticked mouth and sardonic comebacks: the incendiary female. They're Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell, dead on talented and drop dead gorgeous stars who brought out the best in each other in His Kind of Woman and Macao, the two gutsy film noirs they made together. In Macao, audiences know they're in for a dynamite ride from the moment he saves her from