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Yeah, assuming it was genuine (which I hope it was), at least one or two of the crew members were rolling in laughter after Ben's zinger!

Did anybody catch Ben's comment when the film that played before "I Wake Up Screaming" ended? The crew could be heard laughing in the background, because Ben said - coming up, this week's Noir Ally Presentation, 'I Wake Up Screaming', also the title of the autobiography written by Eddie's wife...

I'm remembering it was the Randolph Scott/Budd Boetticer set.

I'm remembering a different set. It was one of your two favorite genres, film noir or westerns.

Crawdaddy, if you're up for it, try to solve this challenge: Election day in 2008 (in the U.S.) was memorable/historic. Because it was a Tuesday, you may also remember Election Day 2008 as the day a long-awaited box set of films was released on DVD. I'm sure it was a day-one for you. Do you...

This list reminds me, yet again, that "The Devil Thumbs a Ride" needs to be rescued from the rights-issues that it must currently be plagued by.

I would imagine that "I Walk Alone" will be in Crawdaddy's viewing pile today or tomorrow (at the latest).

I watched (and enjoyed) The Clay Pigeon, too. I also caught-up with a recording from a few weeks ago, "Hollywood - My Hometown" by Ken Murray. Murray began toting around a video-camera (or at least a forerunner of a video camera) in 1927, and as somebody who was in the business himself (mostly...

On TCM, I try to DVR movies that are premiers, or that do not seem to be shown too regularly. So last night I DVR'ed "So Evil My Love". Given that it is at least somewhat of a film noir, I'm wondering if Crawdaddy also DVR'ed it.

Why are we limited to those two choices? May I vote for "The Big Heat", instead? (Or "While the City Sleeps"?)

Hopefully, for this new effort, Mr. Mueller has already worked behind-the-scenes to resolve the legal issues surrounding "Devil Thumbs a Ride". I would appreciate a TCM airing, and of course a <domestic> Blu or DVD.