Susan Gordon

Tormented -- A man lets a former flame fall to her death rather than let her interfere with his new relationship, but her ghost returns to disrupt his impending nuptials.

John Hoyt is a doll manufacturer and he's lonely. In order to have constant (and obedient) company he takes unsuspecting people into the back room of his shop and shrinks them. The little people are kept in glass tubes and taken out for parties and dancing on the table. Recently shrunk John Agar rebels, and leads an escape plot. Decides he has had enough and attacks, by detroying the Dr. Jeckel marionette.

After making a wish on an enchanted genie's bottle, little Jimmy Warren (Charles Herbert) is transported back in time to the pirate ship of the feared Captain Blackbeard (Murvyn Vye). But soon, the boy discovers that life on the high seas isn't as glamorous as he'd imagined, and he joins forces with his new friend Katrina (Susan Gordon) to find his way home -- before it's too late. Burt I. Gordon directs this fun family adventure from 1960.

On an island community off of California, Tom Stewart is preparing to marry the woman he loves. His plans are threatened by his old girlfriend, Vi, who shows up secretly. During a confrontation at the top of the island's lighthouse, the railing breaks and Vi falls. Tom has a chance to save her but doesn't. Tom's relief at Vi's accident soon fades when her vengeful spirit begins showing up wherever he goes...

This powerful drama from director Michael Curtiz stars Alan Ladd as John Hamilton, an artist whose alcoholic, unstable wife, Linda (Carolyn Jones), publicly humiliates him and then disappears from their New England home, leaving John to face charges of murder. As the circumstantial evidence against him grows, John flees and is offered shelter in a cave hideout by the local children. The kids then aid John in his search to find the real culprit.

The success-tempered-with-tears biopic of jazz great Red Nichols (portrayed by Danny Kaye). Also featuring excellent performances by Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong, Bob Crosby, Ray Anthony, Shelly Manne, Barbara Bel Geddes and the debut of Tuesday Weld.

The success-tempered-with-tears biopic of jazz great Red Nichols (portrayed by Danny Kaye). Also featuring excellent performances by Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong, Bob Crosby, Ray Anthony, Shelly Manne, Barbara Bel Geddes and the debut of Tuesday Weld.

Deranged puppet maker Franz (John Hoyt) is terrified of being abandoned, so he invents a machine to shrink humans down to doll size. By kidnapping people and turning the machine on them, he soon gathers a troupe of shrunken prisoners to keep him company. But when he shrinks his lovely secretary (June Kenney) and her fiancé (John Agar), they're determined to find a way to stop the crazy puppeteer.

John Hoyt is a doll manufacturer and he's lonely. In order to have constant (and obedient) company he takes unsuspecting people into the back room of his shop and shrinks them. The little people are kept in glass tubes and taken out for parties and dancing on the table. Recently shrunk John Agar rebels, and leads an escape plot. Decides he has had enough and attacks, by detroying the Dr. Jeckel marionette.

John Hoyt is a doll manufacturer and he's lonely. In order to have constant (and obedient) company he takes unsuspecting people into the back room of his shop and shrinks them. The little people are kept in glass tubes and taken out for parties and dancing on the table. Recently shrunk John Agar rebels, and leads an escape plot. Decides he has had enough and attacks, by detroying the Dr. Jeckel marionette.

Attack Of The Puppet People

Attack Of The Puppet People