031. City for Conquest, 1940, by Anatole Litvak. USA.026. The Great Flamarion, 1945, by Anthony Mann. USA.
027. The 39 Steps, 1935, by Alfred Hitchcock. UK.
028. Sullivan's Travel, 1941, by Preston Sturges. USA.
029. Conflict, 1945, by Curtis Bernhard, USA.
030. The Locket, 1946, by John Brahm. USA
032. Cat People, 1942, by Jacques Tourneur. USA.
033. Moontide, 1942, by Archie Mayo. USA.
034. The House on 92nd Street, 1945, by Henry Hathaway. USA.
035. The Glass Key, 1942, by Stuart Heisler. USA.
I can't stand Alan Ladd.
best one this year!
) and it wasn't like a miniseries it could count possibly. But I'm not sure...it feels like one of those grey areas. What do you guys think?

. Just as in the story, you don't know who you are or what you're capable of until catastrophe hits
.. I highly recommend
, no repeats (so far) but I'm counting a bunch of things others haven't and then not counting some films just because (too bad/too confusing/too blah, etc). All quite the personal trip.