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I'd like to see these 10 in the next WB "Film Noir" set-- Peter Lorre double-feature: STRANGER ON THE THIRD FLOOR (1940, RKO) THREE STRANGERS (1946, WB) "I'm not lying!" double-feature: THEY WON'T BELIEVE ME (1947, RKO) THE WINDOW (1949, RKO) Anthony Mann double-feature...

Herb, Woo hoo! CRIME WAVE is coming! Sweeeeeet! Thanks for the link to that. THEY LIVE BY NIGHT will be most welcome, as well. :emoji_thumbsup: :emoji_thumbsup: :emoji_thumbsup:

If the studio alluded to turns out to be Universal, I sure hope they don't cram a bunch of good noir titles on a set of often-faulty DVD-18 discs. They should either improve their quality control on DVD-18 manufacture, or put them on DVD-9 discs. That fear aside, my mouth waters at the...

That would be me, Herb, operating under one of my many aliases. Glad to be of service. Y'know, my dad once had the means to control wrestling in all London, the poor sap... :laugh:

These days, THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW is, I believe, still controlled by MGM (meaning the modern MGM company, not the Warner-controlled pre-1986 MGM library). They released the film on laserdisc (distributed by Image Entertainment) in the mid-late 1990s (I own the LD), and it sports a modern-style...

Say, has anyone here seen this recently-released double-feature combo of Edward G. Robinson noir flicks from Critics' Choice video? Here's a link to DVD Planet's page with the DVD's cover art and specs: http://www.dvdplanet.com/product_lis...284&format=DVD Both movies in the set, THE RED...