This week: * Monday—Take a heavy dose of Southern Gothic courtesy of William Faulkner. ...
This week: * Monday—Take a heavy dose of Southern Gothic courtesy of William Faulkner. ...
This week: * Monday—Cherchez la femme. * Tuesday—John Ford defines the Old West. *...
That's No Angry Mob, That's My Mom: Team Obama's Assault on Tea-Party, Talk-Radio American...
This week: * Monday—The bicycle thief falls into the snake pit on the road to Zanzibar. ...
This week: * Monday—Edward G. has a nice deal on luggage. * Tuesday—Enjoy Harold Lloyd...
Last Wednesday's installment of Criminal Minds, "A Right of Passage," is a perfect example...
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This week: * Monday—Buster Keaton becomes a ... detective? * Tuesday—A rare example of...
This week: * Monday—Court-martialed! * Tuesday—A stolen gun! * Wednesday—Extraterres...
This week: * Monday—Stone walls do not a prison make. * Tuesday—One should never overl...
This week: * Monday—Storm and stress in La Bella Roma. * Tuesday—They say confession i...
This week: * Monday—Brando is all at sea. * Tuesday—Sydney Greenstreet likes to talk t...
This week: * Monday—Cary Grant doesn't think imitation is the sincerest form of flattery...
Jeff Riggenbach, at the libertarian Ludwig von Mises Institute, has a podcast about a...
FORBIDDEN PLANET Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1956. Walter Pidgeon, Anne Francis, Leslie Nielsen,...
THEM! Warner Brothers, 1954. James Whitmore, Edmund Gwenn, Joan Weldon, James Arness, Onsl...
This week: * Monday—A film noir musical? * Tuesday—Bogie battles HUAC in absentia. * T...
Douglas Greene, übereditor and biographer, runs that fine publishing house known as Cripp...
This week: * Monday—Gregory Peck gets beached, Burt Lancaster gets benched. * Tuesday�...
A Pocketful of Noses: Stories of One Ganelon or Another by James Powell Crippen & Land...
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A Tale About a Tiger and Other Mysterious Events by S. J. Rozan Crippen & Landru Publi...
This week: * Monday—Alec Guinness kills 'em with kindness. * Tuesday—Treachery in Sto...
The Murder in the Stork Club and Other Mysteries by Vera Caspary (1899 - 1987) Edited by ...
This week: * Monday—Valentino feels the heat. * Tuesday—William Holden goes for a swi...
The Casebook of Gregory Hood Radio plays by Anthony Boucher (1911 - 68) and Denis Green (...
This week: * Monday—Rod Taylor is bad, then he's good. * Tuesday—A dead man refuses t...
This week: * Monday—William Holden finds it tough playing a violin with boxing glove...
This week: * Monday—A silent Sherlock battles a silent Moriarty, silently. * Tuesday�...
The late Edward D. Hoch (1930 - 2008) holds the record for the most published mystery sh...
Gun in Cheek: A Study of Alternative Crime Fiction (1982) by Bill Pronzini Hardcover: Co...
This week: * Tuesday—Barbara Stanwyck can't heal herself. * Wednesday and Thursday—B...