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Every ace reporter wants a good story, one that is ripe with human interest and a fair amount of juice. But a really good reporter avoids the pulp. Sometimes, in the haste of chasing a scoop they squeeze a lemon and then they find the aftertaste to be quite bitter. Warren Haggerty ( Spencer Tracy ) read more

When Agatha Christie first wrote "The Tuesday Night Club", a short story which had appeared in The Sketch magazine in 1926, she had little idea that her protagonist - a small-framed, bespeckled, gossiping little old lady - would charm the public as much as it had. What made this spinster from the sl read more

When Agatha Christie first wrote "The Tuesday Night Club", a short story which had appeared in The Sketch magazine in 1926, she had little idea that her protagonist - a small-framed, bespeckled, gossiping little old lady - would charm the public as much as it had. What made this spinster from the sl read more

When Agatha Christie first wrote "The Tuesday Night Club", a short story which had appeared in The Sketch magazine in 1926, she had little idea that her protagonist - a small-framed, bespeckled, gossiping little old lady - would charm the public as much as it had. What made this spinster from the sl read more

When Agatha Christie first wrote "The Tuesday Night Club", a short story which had appeared in The Sketch magazine in 1926, she had little idea that her protagonist - a small-framed, bespeckled, gossiping little old lady - would charm the public as much as it had. What made this spinster from the sl read more

Get your thinking caps on....The Great Imaginary Film Blogathon is on its way!!  In less than two weeks it will be time to brainstorm, experiment, create, and share your ideas for all the wonderfully stupendous films that you wish were made - but never were.   Merlin Jones knows the read more

Get your thinking caps on....The Great Imaginary Film Blogathon is on its way!!  In less than two weeks it will be time to brainstorm, experiment, create, and share your ideas for all the wonderfully stupendous films that you wish were made - but never were.   Merlin Jones knows the read more

Get your thinking caps on....The Great Imaginary Film Blogathon is on its way!!  In less than two weeks it will be time to brainstorm, experiment, create, and share your ideas for all the wonderfully stupendous films that you wish were made - but never were.   Merlin Jones knows the read more

Get your thinking caps on....The Great Imaginary Film Blogathon is on its way!!  In less than two weeks it will be time to brainstorm, experiment, create, and share your ideas for all the wonderfully stupendous films that you wish were made - but never were.   Merlin Jones knows the read more

“They’re independent, they’re affectionate, they’re loyal, they’re sagacious, they’re mysterious, they’re inscrutable.” These words, spoken by Dr. Michael Fox, leave the subject in question much to live up to. It’s unimaginable that a single bei read more

“They’re independent, they’re affectionate, they’re loyal, they’re sagacious, they’re mysterious, they’re inscrutable.” These words, spoken by Dr. Michael Fox, leave the subject in question much to live up to. It’s unimaginable that a single bei read more

Last month Caftan Woman amazed us with her deducting powers and correctly guessed "Northwest Frontier" to our screenshot featuring a soldier on a bridge overlooking train tracks. Since we featured railway tracks in that last shot, this edition of the Impossibly Difficult Name that Movie Game wi read more

Last month Caftan Woman amazed us with her deducting powers and correctly guessed "Northwest Frontier" to our screenshot featuring a soldier on a bridge overlooking train tracks. Since we featured railway tracks in that last shot, this edition of the Impossibly Difficult Name that Movie Game wi read more

Last month Caftan Woman amazed us with her deducting powers and correctly guessed "Northwest Frontier" to our screenshot featuring a soldier on a bridge overlooking train tracks. Since we featured railway tracks in that last shot, this edition of the Impossibly Difficult Name that Movie Game wi read more

Last month Caftan Woman amazed us with her deducting powers and correctly guessed "Northwest Frontier" to our screenshot featuring a soldier on a bridge overlooking train tracks. Since we featured railway tracks in that last shot, this edition of the Impossibly Difficult Name that Movie Game wi read more

Heads Up! The great day has arrived....George Washington Slept Here, Moss Hart's hilarious comedy, has crossed the bumpy bridge and finally made its made to a digital home. Oomph-oomph-oomph, that's right folks, yesterday Warner Archives released the Jack Benny/Ann Sheridan comedy to print-on-demand read more

Heads Up! The great day has arrived....George Washington Slept Here, Moss Hart's hilarious comedy, has crossed the bumpy bridge and finally made its made to a digital home. Oomph-oomph-oomph, that's right folks, yesterday Warner Archives released the Jack Benny/Ann Sheridan comedy to print-on-demand read more

Heads Up! The great day has arrived....George Washington Slept Here, Moss Hart's hilarious comedy, has crossed the bumpy bridge and finally made its made to a digital home. Oomph-oomph-oomph, that's right folks, yesterday Warner Archives released the Jack Benny/Ann Sheridan comedy to print-on-demand read more

Heads Up! The great day has arrived....George Washington Slept Here, Moss Hart's hilarious comedy, has crossed the bumpy bridge and finally made its made to a digital home. Oomph-oomph-oomph, that's right folks, yesterday Warner Archives released the Jack Benny/Ann Sheridan comedy to print-on-demand read more

    Clash of the Titans ( 1981 ) 14k  The son of Zeus undertakes a perilous quest to rescue Andromeda from her fate of being a sacrifice to Kraken, the sea monster. Harry Hamlin, Laurence Olivier, Maggie Smith, Claire Bloom, Ursula Andress, Susan Fleetwood, Judi Bowker. MGM. Direct read more