Denise Black

Jason and Grant tell the team about a case in Springfield, Mass., involving Denise and Joe Tanguay's son, Zachary, who has been yanked by his legs, poked in his feet and head and shaken in his bed while asleep. Denise gets nauseous when she goes to the basement. Jason thinks Denise's problem could be caused by carbon monoxide poisoning, so Steve suggests bringing a carbon monoxide-detection kit along. In the next case, Donna calls Jason and Grant while they're on a plumbing job and tells them about the Sutcliffe house, which the Warren Group had ranked off the charts in paranormal activity. Jason and Grant present the case to the team and introduce Jon Zappas, whose aunt investigated the house years ago. Jason, Grant and Jon tell the team about hearing footsteps and voices, and seeing entities, gray mists, black forms and doors opening there.
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Length: 44:00
Posted: 6/5/2009

A white racist expresses his contempt for a black detective (Sidney Poitier) and gets an unexpected response in In the Heat of the Night (1967).
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Posted: 8/1/2008

For the first time comes three short-films based on the tales of New York Times Best-selling Author F. Paul Wilson. OTHERS collects "Foet"; "Traps" and "Lipidleggin'" from three young filmmakers along with never-before-seen material. "Foet" (12 min.) Pro Lifer Denise falls in love with Manhattan's latest fashion trend: handbags made out of fetal skin. "Traps" (18 min.) Hank begins a game of cat and mouse when his attic is overrun with what he believes to be mice. "Lipidleggin'" (9 min.) A man who sells illegal "fatty foods" on the black market is forced to protect himself when threatened by the authorities.
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Length: 43:00
Posted: 4/18/2008