10-day #MovieTVMysteryChallenge, Day 3: What is your favorite setting in a movie or TV series mystery? My favorite mystery setting may be the rural hospital surrounded by World War II rubble in the splendid 1946 British whodunit Green for Danger.

Eventually Dr. McCoy convinced the reticent Mr. Spock to visit that little cabaret on Rigel II…

High Noon beats True Grit, Rio Bravo, and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

The couch even matches the wall.

I’m so photogenic when I look forlorn for no reason

THE voice of Superman, as far as I'm concerned. This is always the voice I hear in my head when reading the comics.

Double feature

"This is rather a special place, with special statuary and special paintings, and they carry with them a coldness that seems to go best in a crypt, or in a place like this, called ... the Night Gallery." — Rod Serling

Small preview... wnbf.com/rod-serling-st…

We found the Garden of Eden. No really! And we'll find that the search for the Garden of Eden is not just about uncovering a physical location, but also about understanding our shared human quest for meaning and purpose. #podcast #Enlightenment #Spirit redcircle.com/shows/820e12d3…

Did anybody buy this?? We did. We thought it was a real cabin. It was a sheet of printed plastic you draped over a real table or an aluminum frame.

Tell me a joke, the dumber the better. Must be clean.

Thank you everyone for the birthday greetings as well as the kind and encouraging words after I announced my retirement. It's been overwhelming for me to read all messages but it's great to know you enjoyed my work. I feel your love and appreciate every word. Much love to all. xx

Oh this movie was too good…I’m mad I haven’t seen it sooner.

James Earl....a life and career well-lived. #FilmX #FilmTwitter

RIP James Earl Jones. There's a baseball diamond in a cornfield in heaven that's getting a new ref...

happy birthday Brian De Palma 🎂 what's your favorite film from the director?

Happy 84th birthday to a moviemaking icon, the great Brian De Palma.

Carlo Dallapiccola Pedro Jimenez Milan Paurich Michael W. Freeman Chuck Clark DARWIN CURRY Jane Nightshade, Writer andy mclenon Roger Bakes pawnK4- Steve Mike Reynolds see for yourself i was wrong about the cut to black youtube.com/watch?v=GY_NQK…

#OTD In 1969, it was the premiere of TV's Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! Boy did I fall in love with this show as a kid. Scoob and Shaggy were the coolest, and those villains creeped me out, like that green-faced Mr. Hyde. Who in 1969 would have imagined it still running today?