| 1974-01-12 |
0007 |
I Warn You Three Times |
A daring attempt to clear their car windows during a snowstorm leads to the mysterious disappearance of a woman's husband.... |
| 1974-01-15 |
0010 |
Resident (The) |
A move from the countryside to town leaves a retired lady prey to a cat named Evil and a young girl who forcefully moves in... |
| 1974-01-28 |
0023 |
Three Women |
A writer is pressed by his publisher to alter the ending of his book in order to take fuller advantage of the character of... |
| 1974-02-05 |
0031 |
Lady Was a Tiger (The) |
A femme fatale double agent frames an unemployed reporter for homicide in Paris. |
| 1974-03-07 |
0053 |
Creature from the Swamp (The) |
A man lets himself into more trouble than bargained for when he rescues a woman from a swamp and she is apparently pursued... |
| 1974-03-20 |
0060 |
Ghost at the Gate (The) |
A ghostly, two-timing tale of romance where a man continues his affair with his wife and his mistress - even beyond death. |
| 1974-04-10 |
0072 |
Out of Focus |
An advertising professional makes futile attempts to take the pictures of a beautiful model as all her photos turn out... |
| 1974-06-12 |
0104 |
Rat (The) |
Enraged by the faithlessness of his wife, a genius scientist creates a highly-evolved rodent and sends it to attack his... |
| 1974-08-08 |
0130 |
You Only Die Once |
After being widowed, Marge Miller found love in the arms of her new husband. Her peaceful life is threatened when her ex... |
| 1974-09-03 |
0143 |
Imp in the Bottle (The) |
A man buys an amulet that can make his wishes come true. But in order to salvage his soul, he must dispose of it before he... |
| 1974-09-26 |
0153 |
Spectral Bride (The) |
After having moved on with his life to the point of re-marrying, a man forces his former wife's father to bring her back to... |
| 1974-11-12 |
0173 |
I Must Kill Edna |
A hardened middle-aged man marries a wealthy lady for pragmatic reasons. When he falls in love with a young girl at the same... |
| 1974-12-12 |
0186 |
Is the Lady Dead? |
An extremely wealthy man marries a woman on the spur of a moment. His wife dies soon after the marriage, and this affects... |
| 1974-12-19 |
0189 |
House of the Voodoo Queen (The) |
A husband and wife gain possession of a house in New Orleans known to be inhabited by a malicious ghost. Another woman works... |
| 1975-05-02 |
0267 |
Final Witness (The) |
An average Joe becomes the accidental witness to the murder of a friend. But his nerves fail him in the witness stand and... |
| 1975-05-22 |
0278 |
Return to Shadow Lake |
The Maxwell couple make their way through a blizzard to get to their summer cabin where someone has apparently attempted a... |
| 1975-06-05 |
0286 |
Plastic Man (The) |
A reprobate philanderer gets entangled with a married woman. He is unfortunately ignorant about the fact that her husband is... |
| 1975-08-04 |
0320 |
Devil's Boutique (The) |
After chancing upon a charming boutique in a quaint resort city in the Caribbean, an arrogant and self-absorbed couturier... |
| 1975-10-16 |
0363 |
Stay Out of Dutchman's Woods |
While picnicking in the woods of Maine, a young couple on vacation are separated and become hopelessly lost. The woman makes... |
| 1975-12-26 |
0403 |
License to Kill |
With the successful liberation of her husband from a sanitarium for the criminally insane, a wife professes her intentions... |
| 1976-01-02 |
0407 |
Insight Into Murder |
Flashbacks to the Sixteenth Century convince a lawyer that he was once witness to a murder. When he finds the killer living... |
| 1976-01-19 |
0418 |
There's No Business Like |
In the year 2076, crimes against society are punishable by community service-- in show business. A time traveler moves... |
1 Response to Loring, Joan
Do you like torture? Listen then to the painful overacting of the whining and weepy Joan Lorring as she barrels toward her trademark nervous breakdown. The Lorring OTR canon is just too much to bear -- endless volleys of hysterical histrionics a la Moorehead's "Sorry, Wrong Number." Lorring's crackly voice, ever poised for a good cry, seems stuck in that groove. Sorry, but I find Joan Lorring's voice and style akin to a lifetime of fingernails screeching across a slate blackboard.
Bill Rexford, 2013-02-18 17:18:25
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