Adventures by Morse: (4) The City of the Dead pt. 4 (Old Clawfoot Again) Adventures by Morse: (4) The City of the Dead pt. 4 (Old Clawfoot Again)

Jimmy Parker and Doc Tuner go down to the City of the Dead to investigate the source of the phantom church bell. Spread the word on Twitter


Adventures by Morse: (03) The City Of The Dead pt. 3 (The Body That Walked Off) Adventures by Morse: (03) The City Of The Dead pt. 3 (The Body That Walked Off)

The mystery deepens in The City of the Dead as Capt. Friday, his father, Doc Tuner, Jimmy, and Phyllis look for a murderer, a missing corpse and a “claw-footed man.”


Film Noir: The Strange Love of Martha Ivers Film Noir: The Strange Love of Martha Ivers

Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin, Lizabeth Scott, and Kirk Douglas star in this 1946 film noir about a husband and wife who share a dark secret from the past.


Screen Director’s Playhouse: (74) The Strange Love of Martha Ivers Screen Director’s Playhouse: (74) The Strange Love of Martha Ivers

Barbara Stanwyck reprises her role as Martha Ivers in this radio adaptation of 1946′s The Strange Love of Martha Ivers, a tragic story of love, murder and deception. Also appearing in this show is film, radio and television actor Gerald…


Adventures By Morse (02) The City Of The Dead pt. 2 (I’ve Dug Up Something Ghastly) Adventures By Morse (02) The City Of The Dead pt. 2 (I’ve Dug Up Something Ghastly)

Part 2. While Jimmy Parker and Phyllis Carroll are still locked in an upstairs room, “Mayor” Joshua Friday and the doctor look for the source of the phantom church bells.


Inner Sanctum: 1948 Film Noir Inner Sanctum: 1948 Film Noir

A woman meets an older man while traveling on a train. The stranger, who introduces himself as Dr. Velonius, seems to be able to see into the future, and relates a forboding tale of a man who kills a woman at a …


Ripley’s Believe It or Not 1 Minute Episodes – 2 Cliff Railway Ripley’s Believe It or Not 1 Minute Episodes – 2 Cliff Railway

An 18th-century Massachusetts judge with a peculiar objection to death, and a water-powered railway in England highlight this entry of Ripley’s Believe it Or Not.