I always like to see the automobiles in old films, but they were about the only attraction ini these four films. "Two of a Kind" was the best of the four movies, and would have rated another star if reviewed by itself. Most of its attraction was Lisabeth Scott, who also appears in "Bad for Each Other," but couldn't salvage the latter from its unconvincing plot and bad acting from the rest of the cast. "The Killer that Stalked New York" seemed like a movie that might be shown in Middle School health class -- definitely not a film noir. The fourth film, "The Glass Wall," had an improbable but nonetheless predictable plot not worthy of the actors. I thought calling these films "Bad Girls of Film Noir" was misleading. I think the three actresses did appear in film noirs, but those were other movies, not these. I won't be purchasing the other set of movies in this release.