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@yvonnemoore1128
@yvonnemoore1128 Сағат бұрын
This was funny. Thank you.
@angelapietras1235
@angelapietras1235 6 сағат бұрын
Cannot see this movie it’s far too dark like a lot of American movies.
@DavidRice111
@DavidRice111 6 сағат бұрын
Such a shame they only made 6 episodes of Pier 23. Even though the format of the cop waiting for "O'Brien" to regain consciousness got tiresome, the repartee made these noirs worth watching.
@devarskinnee8760
@devarskinnee8760 7 сағат бұрын
Bad Georgia Rd,just north of Los Angeles in the Simi valley CA lifour Nia
@frankadams2401
@frankadams2401 7 сағат бұрын
What corny acting.
@mrodd3776
@mrodd3776 8 сағат бұрын
Lose the annoying music
@enriquesanchez2001
@enriquesanchez2001 11 сағат бұрын
NO WONDER Glenn Ford became a big star! What a life-changing performance!
@ingemec83
@ingemec83 12 сағат бұрын
He was anti-communist.....that's why 'they'ordered his killing ...
@BrokenneckYgor
@BrokenneckYgor 13 сағат бұрын
His greatest role might have been Marilyn;The True Story, often overlooked because it was performed in drag and had alim8ited release
@regmcg4171
@regmcg4171 13 сағат бұрын
Very funny. Why were these never shown on TV? I'm very happy to be enjoying them now. Thanks
@claireseyeviewonredbubble
@claireseyeviewonredbubble 13 сағат бұрын
LOVE Charley Chase films!
@rogergrace1047
@rogergrace1047 16 сағат бұрын
A movie set in Georgia but they said it was Clark county Alabama, that’s near me. The old Plymouth could either drive from the left side or the right and raping your boss don’t seem like a good idea to me. The 70s was a wild time for movies.
@martinruddell2682
@martinruddell2682 17 сағат бұрын
Patrick Wayne - any relation to John Wayne?
@alaaddinozturk4825
@alaaddinozturk4825 12 сағат бұрын
@@martinruddell2682 Yes my friend John Wayne Patrick Wayne They are father and son
@BrendaAugustine-r1c
@BrendaAugustine-r1c 19 сағат бұрын
😊😊😊😊😊Thanks!
@TheSprocketVault
@TheSprocketVault 14 сағат бұрын
Any time!
@fergaoneill5323
@fergaoneill5323 20 сағат бұрын
Classic film world class acting
@aliyashaw1700
@aliyashaw1700 20 сағат бұрын
❤❤❤
@icaltrin
@icaltrin 21 сағат бұрын
Thanks for the upload! I saw it years ago, and there were of twists I had forgotten. Worth watching again!
@MaritzaAgosto-e1g
@MaritzaAgosto-e1g 23 сағат бұрын
Great film . I love it . ❤😊😅😂🎉
@RetiredSchoolCook
@RetiredSchoolCook Күн бұрын
🥰Thank you 🥰🤣❤👍👍
@yvonnemoore1128
@yvonnemoore1128 Күн бұрын
Funny video.
@Cracktaculus
@Cracktaculus Күн бұрын
Who else notices the hauntingly delicate theremin strains in the soundtrack?
@arthurfleming1478
@arthurfleming1478 Күн бұрын
very good movie. it's sentimental and tragic.
@saintclic
@saintclic Күн бұрын
enjoyed the back an forth again an again an again.... fun an laughter i had!!!
@Rod-t9t
@Rod-t9t Күн бұрын
...did I see Hamburgers for 25 cents ? 8:12 minute mark...
@gregpennell
@gregpennell Күн бұрын
Stick your movie. Because of f..... Adds ,lost count of how many. It's unwatchable. More adds than TV
@TheSprocketVault
@TheSprocketVault 14 сағат бұрын
I feel that way about commercials, too, but we have no say in how many KZbin inserts into our movies. Sometimes there are a lot, and others very few. We have to pay to license the movies on our channel, so the only way we can afford to operates is through the very modest ad revenue KZbin pays us. You might consider KZbin Premium ($13.99/month), which offers almost a billion videos (including ours) without commercials.
@tomdooley4226
@tomdooley4226 Күн бұрын
I've been putting off watching this movie because I didn't think I'd particularly like it, because the title made me think it'd probably be kinda dumb. I finally decided to go ahead and watch it tonight, and, to my pleasant surprise, it's probably the best film I've seen in a long time.
@billsomody6928
@billsomody6928 Күн бұрын
Charley Chase one of the most underrated comedians! He is up there with the very best of them-- Laurel and Hardy, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Fanny Brice and Lucille Ball! Rest in peace, Mr. Charley Chase! You have brought laughter to so many people over these many years! 😂😊
@packersamurai
@packersamurai Күн бұрын
They should have found EVERY actor from the original movie to have made an appearance in this movie. EPIC!
@russbradley8581
@russbradley8581 Күн бұрын
Burt , one of my all time favorite actors indeed!
@artroraback8663
@artroraback8663 Күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing ! Hugh Beaumont is good and Edward Brophy of course steals the show as always.
@bystander1255
@bystander1255 Күн бұрын
This music score is not original to this movie
@atleeriksen8514
@atleeriksen8514 Күн бұрын
Nice memorytrip that movie. Funny thing. Around 45 minutes the film is shot..or shown mirrored and suddenly the cars are righthand steered..and registration plates mirrored. I guess the raw copy was glued together wrong side out :)
@jimrobinson9621
@jimrobinson9621 Күн бұрын
Bonzo waa a much better actor than woodface rayguns
@davesky538
@davesky538 2 күн бұрын
Brilliant!
@caraqueno
@caraqueno 2 күн бұрын
This is a short comedy rivaling any of the screwball comedies of the era and one of the best short comedies ever! This was the last film for the great comedic actor, Kewpie Morgan, who played the sheriff. He went out with a bang (pun intended).
@ToniHunterOne
@ToniHunterOne 2 күн бұрын
For all us old movie buffs. There's a lot going on in the background of this film besides the really bad editing. I've some som trivia from IMDB site that might help with some of this. The following is mostly not my wording. I've borrowed from someone else's input for this films Trivia section. ~John Carradine completed his scenes in the film in the fall of 1965, then rushed off to Iowa to shoot The Hostage (1967). ~Although they play brothers in this film, legendary horror stars Lon Chaney Jr. and John Carradine do not appear together in any scene in it. [The reason is the two actors were filmed in to completely different films at different times. My thoughts.] ~Lon Chaney Jr.'s character sports small goat horns on his forehead, perhaps the only reason for one of this film's alternate titles, "Blood of the Man Devil." Another alternate title for the film was that of Lora Crozetti's original story on which it is based, "The Widderburn Horror." ~The producers did not like what director Harold Daniels had done with the film, so they hired Jerry Warren to come in and finish it. Reginald Le Borg also directed some scenes, uncredited. Finally, this film, like quite of few cheaply made films and they don't have to be from Hollywood, they can be from any country any language and they are spliced together and then sold in packs of random Horror films, for instance. They seldom make any sense, really. If I find something that holds my attention, something I might not mind to what again, I usually include it on my "So Bad It's Good List" 🤔 This would not be one of them. Although, Lon Chaney Jr is always good no matter what they make him do for his sheckels.
@ToniHunterOne
@ToniHunterOne 2 күн бұрын
I have a question I'll add here instead of at the ending of my commnet. Why are "they" mispronouncing the word coven? I've seen and heard this error many times over the years and it still puzzles me. They are saying: koe ~ vin. They aren't the first to do this, but I'd think Hollywood would be all up in how to correctly pronounce such words that evoke dark "magics, entities, evil vs good, etc" I'm not casting aspersions on the Great Hollywood Machine. 🤔🤔Merely acknowledging that so many scripts and films have come from creative genius' such as writers, etc that at some point picked up the book, say: The Exorcist. And the vision to make this piece of terrifying creativity designed to scare the bejesus [origin: Archaic Irish term] . I like your alternate title for this movie(s), its witty. It makes me think of Fractured Fairy Tales where there's always a tongue~in~cheek afterthought title, that's an "In-joke" Or a slightly more ironic interpretation of the story. Usually containing a sarcastic tint to the words being said. I came here because this movie came up on my list on Prime. I really like all the actors from Yesteryear. Of course, the participants of this "creation" are no longer tangibly with us. I am surprised I hadn't seen this one. Or maybe, I just blocked it from my memory. It's not the first time Hollywood decided to mash up two completely unrelated films, attempt to stitch them together and pawn it off on the unsuspecting public. THAT'S US PEOPLE. It seems everyone is trying to get "one" over on us. Sadly, they often succeed If you've made it this far . . . my very sincerest apology to all. Please don't sue me, I have know money. 😶‍🌫🤑😲😟
@disco07
@disco07 2 күн бұрын
What? No Cisco. Good ole vaudeville and slapstick. Great late show stuff. Probably a big hit in Paraguay, lol! Fun especially sitting here alone on a Tuesday late night.
@merlapittman5034
@merlapittman5034 2 күн бұрын
Fantastic movie - Angela Lansbury and Raymond Burr are marvelous in it. It's a good reminder of just what great actors they are!
@darthbigred22
@darthbigred22 2 күн бұрын
@1:05:09 Patton knew he was lying...it's really Lieutenant Gorman of the Space Marines.
@pauljessome5718
@pauljessome5718 2 күн бұрын
Boris Karloff , a great actor with a clever mind but greatly under rated by so called critics of cinema. I love this guy
@Chazd1949
@Chazd1949 2 күн бұрын
I really enjoy seeing all those beautiful vintage cars!
@MrRobster1234
@MrRobster1234 2 күн бұрын
It is a true shame that Patton was not allowed the time to write history as he saw it.
@flyingcatsofthesalishsea.
@flyingcatsofthesalishsea. 2 күн бұрын
Raymond Burr, born in New Westminster BC, May 21, 1917... fantastic bio.
@edwinlipton
@edwinlipton 2 күн бұрын
Got that Mr. Guide line authoritarian ?
@edwinlipton
@edwinlipton 2 күн бұрын
Won't watch ANYTHING watching and judging me!
@LuciferMornStar
@LuciferMornStar 2 күн бұрын
This is a real gem. It appears as I've long suspected in our government one hand doesn't know what the other is doing! Somewhere were backengineering ufo's and Somewhere else we are trying to keep ufo's qiet while they try to figure out what they are! Yeah,its both! Funny as hell! I grew up on a diary and later worked on a ranch. I've dragged many dead cows off to a place that we took dead animals. I have seen the many stages of their decomposition. I've seen stuff coming out of the bodies and coming in. Possom and racoons eat their way in from the anus but they eat everything! Coyote go for the easiest parts ears,eyes,tongue and in any part that's been torn open. But the coyote isn't big enough to really penetrate the cows hide. They're barely the size of a medium dog. If it was a larger predator they would take it down and tear it apart and it would leave a large bloody spot on the ground. What im getting at is everything that they want to blame it on can't doit and not leave plain teeth marks easily seen. A sharp hunting knife could account for the wounds. But to move a 1,000 pounds of dead weight from one spot to another leaving no tracks or a blood trail even with a winch on a truck tho possible becomes impossible if theres no tracks. The 1800s report of a flying saucer stealing a cow from a pen with a red cable tells you everything! Humans can be absolutely ridiculous at times. If it walks like a duck it's highly unlikely that its a beaver! I've had 3 experiences atleast. 1 was even violent with gunshots. But since the other witnesses have passed ( 1 witness for the 1st one,8 for the second,i was alone for the last and violent one.) The first one was probably the weirdest,it left me with a anger thats never really went away. The second definitely a sighting that couldn't be explained by anyone there (except me) and lasted about 10min,the last one was 3 10 to12ft orbs that was stalking me while i was walking to a deer blind id set up by a oat patch. I was 17 and i was stalked then hearded towards a open field. Yes, they tried to heard me to a open spot. I believe the last was connected to the first which was 5-6 years earlier. In closing i will say yeah,theyre here ,i don't care what anyone says. And they're not invulnerable! Large caliber lead has a big effect on the technology. I would just suggest that you need to be faster than whatever mindtrick the use to abduct people with!
@LuciferMornStar
@LuciferMornStar 2 күн бұрын
I'd like to know what the french scientist knows. He's been a part of many government coverups. He's been trying to tell us between the lines whats up! He was portrayed in that Spielberg movie kinda. Going to listen to this gem now!
@LuciferMornStar
@LuciferMornStar 2 күн бұрын
Cant remember if i saw this back in the day but i dont think so. I had discovered women around that time!
@ceretomer5987
@ceretomer5987 3 күн бұрын
Recent history proves Patton was correct.