Janet Warren

Fear in the Night -- A man dreams he committed murder, then begins to suspect it was real.

Fear in the Night -- (1947) DeForest Kelley, Paul Kelly, Ann Doran. An outstanding film noir, horror thriller about a man sho dreams that he commits murder and when he awakens, discover he may actually have committed it in real life...

This cheerful celebration of all things winter features six beloved children's television characters in rollicking adventures that capture the holiday spirit. The collection includes everyone's favorite purple dinosaur Barney in "Winter"; Bob the Builder in "Bob of the North"; Thomas the Tank Engine in "Keeping Up with James"; Kipper in "Snowy Day"; Pingu the penguin in "Pinga's Balloon"; and Fireman Sam in "Let It Snow."

In this ethereal twist-filled noir, a young man has a nightmare in which he kills a man. But after he wakes up, he's caught in a web of suspicion when evidence links him to a murder exactly like the one in his dream. Starring DeForest Kelley -- years before his breakout success as the irascible Bones in "Star Trek" -- this B-movie classic is based on the short story "Nightmare" by Cornell Woolrich, one of the pioneers of suspense writing.

Bank teller Vince Grayson wakes from a nightmare in which he and an unknown woman murdered a man in a strange, mirrored room. Only a dream... but Vince finds that he has physical objects and bruises from his "dream."

A string of murders has led detective Charlie Chan (Sidney Toler) to investigate a possible correlation to the production of radium, as employees at a bank associated with the research continue to be killed by way of snake venom. Chan immediately recalls a parallel case in Shanghai years earlier that may give him clues. Although the culprit's face is unknown, he has a telling scar that will reveal him to anyone. Can Chan find him in time?

Buster Crabbe (Flash Gordon), Fuzzy St. John, outlaws, and The Devil Bat! That's right, the king-sized, power-diving monster from the Bela Lugosi classic returns in this "Billy Carson" B-western, which also throws in a crazy-laughing miner who might be completely round the bend. From infamous poverty row studio PRC, who apparently never threw away a single prop.

Buster Crabbe (Flash Gordon), Fuzzy St. John, outlaws, and The Devil Bat! That's right, the king-sized, power-diving monster from the Bela Lugosi classic returns in this "Billy Carson" B-western, which also throws in a crazy-laughing miner who might be completely round the bend. From infamous poverty row studio PRC, who apparently never threw away a single prop.