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I somehow missed Experiment in Terror. Looking it up online, I see it has Glenn Ford, Lee Remick, and is shot on location in San Francisco? SOLD. And that's before I get to the director. Off to find a copy. Thanks, Nelson!

I never thought that Jane Eyre was an inferior film. Just typing this I can hear Orson Welles' deep voice ring out for her.

Twixt is an interesting film, made more interesting for me as that is my sister (who is not a professional actor) playing the Operator.

I highly recommend you watch Criterion's For All Mankind, a great documentary of the Apollo missions.

Looks like you were right. The Walmart AND Amazon price is back up to $49.50 right now. :( Thanks for sharing the information, which convinced me into purchasing it at the lower price!

I pulled the trigger. "Universal Horrors" is on it way from Amazon at the $35.03 price (+tax). Thanks everyone for helping me spend my money. :)

Thank you for doing that. I also put that book into my wishlist. I'll be getting this tome eventually.

I'll be looking for this book, though I need it to get much lower in price. Thanks for the heads up!

Since I wasn't even aware of this book until today, I can only quote what McFarland Books says: Revised and updated since its first publication in 1990, this acclaimed critical survey covers the classic chillers produced by Universal Studios during the golden age of hollywood horror, 1931...

Just be careful, as this looks like the original edition from 1990, not the 2nd edition from 2006.

Thanks for the recommendation! I looked it up in Amazon, and some of the comments rated John T. Soister's book "Of God's and Monsters" over this one. Can TravisR or BobO'Link comment on that? I doubt I would purchase both of these blind.

There is some guy named Bob Furmanek who co-wrote the book "Abbott and Costello in Hollywood" that I highly recommend to anyone on this forum wanting to know more about A&C. Great stuff.

I immediately thought Shakey's when I read Dave's post! Good times in the early '70s.

Ben Johnson was great in just about all he did. I have always wanted to see the 1996 documentary that was made about him called Ben Johnson: Third Cowboy on the Right but I haven't had any luck finding it. It should have been an extra on one of his many movies, if not available separately.