The Amityville Asylum (2013)

Actors: Kenton Hall (actor), Manish Patel (producer), Eileen Daly (actress), Paul Kelleher (actor), Andrew Jones (director), Andrew Jones (writer), Robert Graham (actor), Andrew Jones (producer), Robert Graham (producer), Jared Morgan (actor), Ian Grey (miscellaneous crew), Liam Hobbs (miscellaneous crew), Liam Hobbs (actor), James Plumb (producer), Lee Bane (actor),

Plot: Lisa Templeton begins a new job as a cleaner at High Hopes Hospital, a mental institution in Amityville, Long Island. Initially delighted to get the job, Lisa soon realises that all is not as it seems. Intimidated by staff and the psychotic ramblings of the patients, she is further unnerved by apparent supernatural occurrences on the night shift. To preserve her sanity Lisa must uncover the mysterious history of the institution and it's inmates. But the truth is far more terrifying than she could ever imagine.

Keywords: amityville
Genres: Horror,
Taglines: Kill them. Kill them all.

Midnight Run for Your Life (1994)

Actors: John Fleck (actor), Michael Beach (actor), George Gallo (writer), Millie Perkins (actress), Del Zamora (actor), Gary Carlos Cervantes (actor), Melora Walters (actress), Christopher McDonald (actor), Richard Bradford (actor), Dan Hedaya (actor), Luisa Leschin (miscellaneous crew), Bert Rosario (miscellaneous crew), Larry Manetti (producer), David Bergeaud (composer), Vincent Guastaferro (actor),

Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Thriller,
Taglines: The Cops, The Mob, Her Family. They all want a piece of Lorna Bellstratten. They do things differently down Mexico way.

Quotes:

Lorna Bellstratton: You're the Road, umm, Warrior.::Pemberton: Runner. I'm the Road Runner! Okay?::Lorna Bellstratton: [quietly] Sorry. My tears kinda messed up your add.

Jack Walsh: [the skip keeps talking and talking] Look, theres cough medicine in the dash. Why don't you suck on that for a few miles.

Jack Walsh: Hello, Eddie.::Eddie Moscone: Jack! What are you doin' here?::Jack Walsh: Oh, I just dropped off you hop-head. Where's my money?::Eddie Moscone: Jack, I can't talk business now. I have this thing.::Jack Walsh: What- What thing?::Eddie Moscone: This thing with this guy, it's complicated. I can't even explain.::Jack Walsh: Ah, well then I won't keep you. There you go. [Lets Eddie leave, then stoppes him]::Eddie Moscone: Hey, Jack, what are you doin'?::Jack Walsh: Eddie, do you know the differance between a bad liar and a good one?::Eddie Moscone: Jack, you got no right to...::Jack Walsh: Specifics. See, the bad liar would say things like: "I don't have your money because I have this thing with this guy doin' this thing...::Eddie Moscone: Jack, come on, I got no time for this...::Jack Walsh: Now, the good liar, he'll use specifics, he would say: "You know, I don't have your money because I was at the Panama Canal doin' the New York Time crossword puzzel. Now, it may sound crazy but it's so specific you just have to... buy it. Did we say 800?::Eddie Moscone: 742.33::Jack Walsh: That's good, Eddie. Thats a very specific number. That's good.

Lorna Bellstratton: [Jack takes Lorna dancing for fun] This is really very sweet of you.::Jack Walsh: Shut up.::Lorna Bellstratton: That's okay, you don't have to be nice to me, it's probably easier that way, huh? Can you at least tell me your name?::Jack Walsh: No.::Lorna Bellstratton: Aw, come on.::Jack Walsh: [signs]... Jack::Lorna Bellstratton: Really? That's my dog's name!::Jack Walsh: You don't say.

Lorna Bellstratton: You mean your not the Road Runner?::Jack Walsh: [laughs] I'm not even Wile E. Coyote. [Lorna slaps him] What the hell was that for?::Lorna Bellstratton: Who are you?::Jack Walsh: Jack. Like your dog, remember?::Lorna Bellstratton: Are you a cop?::Jack Walsh: No!::Lorna Bellstratton: Oh my God! You work for Michael, don't you?::Jack Walsh: Michael who?::Lorna Bellstratton: Don't give me that, I know exactly what's going on! He sent you to bring me back and finish the job! But I'm sorry, but, you aren't going to have that opportunity because I'm perfectly capable of killing myself, thank you.::Jack Walsh: I think we both had enough fun for one night.

Pemberton: [Pushes Lorna off the road away from a truck]::Jack Walsh: What the hell did you do that for?::Pemberton: Well, I didn't want her to get hurt!::Jack Walsh: ...Your paid to kill her!::Lorna Bellstratton: Guys! What are we arguing for? Everything's fine.

Hector: [talking to Vega on the phone]::Benny: Tell him I said "good-bye."::Hector: What?::Benny: [firmly] Tell him I said "good-bye."::Hector: [sighs] Benny says "good-bye."::Michael Vegan: [hangs up]::Hector: You idiot.::Benny: What did he say?

Reporter #1: Ms. Bellstratten, what makes you so sure that your niece is innocent?::Aunt Mimi: Well, look at the facts. A naive young women, swept away by a man and force to commit unspeakable acts. If it wasn't real, I'd swear it was a movie.::Reporter #2: Well, movie of the week, anyway.

Clifford: Our favorite diva has finally found her prince. And do you know where this mystery man is taking her?::Delores: To the top! Whoa! [laughs]::Clifford: To the top. But, you'll never forget us, will you, Lorna?::Loud man in restaurant: On your way to the top, would you mind dropping off my check?

[repeated line]::Jack Walsh: Love my life!

A Christmas Carol (1984)

Actors: Liz Smith (actress), Charles Dickens (writer), Nigel Davenport (actor), Roger Rees (actor), George C. Scott (actor), Susannah York (actress), David Warner (actor), Roger Rees (actor), Frank Finlay (actor), Derek Francis (actor), Timothy Bateson (actor), Michael Gough (actor), Edward Woodward (actor), Peter Tanner (editor), Nick Bicât (composer),

Plot: Made for television version of the Charles Dickens classic of the same name. An old man who hates Christmas is taught the true meaning and spirit of Christmas by ghosts who show him his own past and present. He is also shown what the future holds for him if he doesn't change his behavior.

Keywords: 19th-century, awakening, based-on-novel, brother-sister-relationship, christmas, christmas-carol, christmas-eve, compassion, crisis-of-faith, future
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Family, Fantasy,
Taglines: Rediscover the Joy of Christmas Spirit! A new powerful presentation of the most loved ghost story of all time!

Quotes:

Ebenezer Scrooge: These are garments, Mr. Cratchit. Garments were invented by the human race as a protection against the cold. Once purchased, they may be used indefinitely for the purpose for which they are intended. Coal burns. Coal is momentary and coal is costly. There will be no more coal burned in this office today, is that quite clear, Mr. Cratchit?::Bob Cratchit: Yes, Sir.::Ebenezer Scrooge: Now please get back to work before I am forced to conclude that your services here are no longer required.

Tiny Tim: God bless us, everyone.

Ebenezer Scrooge: [looking at the Cratchit's feast] It's such a small bird.::Ghost of Christmas Present: [leaning in Scrooge's face] It's all Bob Cratchit can afford.

Ebenezer Scrooge: [after Marley's Ghost enters] What do you want with me?::Marley's Ghost: Much.

Young Scrooge: [Fan enters the boarding school where young Ebenezer sleeps on a desk] Fan? [they hug]::Fan: Dear, dear brother! I've come to take you home, brother. Home for good and all! Father is so much kinder now than he used to be. One night, he spoke with me so gently that I worked up the courage to ask him if you might come home! And he said yes, you should. We came in a coach to pick you up; it's right outside!::Young Scrooge: You've grown into quite a young woman, Fan.::Fan: And you've grown into quite a young man, never to need see this lonely place again. Come on, let's not keep Father waiting. [they dash outside to meet their father. Young Ebenezer starts to hug Silas, but the elder man holds out his walking-stick, preventing the boy from doing so]::Silas Scrooge: There, there, boy. Let's have a look at you. Well, they haven't been overfeeding you. That's evident.::Young Scrooge: I've grown, Fan tells me.::Silas Scrooge: Yes, most boys do. I imagine she's also told you that you're not moving back here. So it's time you made your way in the world. I've arrange an apprenticeship for you. You'll move into Mr. Fezziwig's establishment in three days' time.::Fan: Three days, Father? It's been YEARS since we've had my brother at home! I was hoping we'd have him for longer.::Silas Scrooge: LONGER? Three days is QUITE long enough for BOTH of us. You DO agree, Ebenezer, DON'T you?::Young Scrooge: Indeed, Sir. Quite long enough.::Silas Scrooge: That's better. Come along, Fan. [They ride off for home]

Tiny Tim: [outside Scrooge's office] Merry Christmas, Mister Scrooge.::Ebenezer Scrooge: Don't beg on this corner, boy.::Tiny Tim: I'm not begging, Sir. I'm Tim Cratchit. I'm waiting for my father.::Ebenezer Scrooge: Tim Cratchit, eh? Well you'll have a long wait, then, won't you? [he walks off]::Tiny Tim: Merry Christmas, Sir!::Ebenezer Scrooge: Humbug.

Mr. Pemberton: [at the exchange]... Ah, Ebenezer. We were afraid you wouldn't come.::Mr. Tipton: It's about to close, Sir.::Ebenezer Scrooge: Well, I'm here, aren't I?::Mr. Pemberton: Good. You'll take our bid, then?::Mr. Tipton: I take it you've changed your mind.::Ebenezer Scrooge: Yes, I have changed my mind. The price has gone up.::Mr. Pemberton: Gone up? But that's impossible!::Ebenezer Scrooge: If you want my corn, gentlemen, you'll meet the price I quoted yesterday... plus five percent interest for the delay.::Mr. Tipton: That's outrageous, Scrooge. You'll be left with a warehouse stuffed full of corn!::Ebenezer Scrooge: Well, that's my affair, isn't it?::Mr. Pemberton: If we have to meet your price, our bread will be more expensive. The poor will suffer.::Ebenezer Scrooge: Then buy someone else's corn. Good day, Sirs.::Mr. Tipton: Scrooge, one moment. We'll buy your corn... at the price you quoted yesterday.::Ebenezer Scrooge: It's too late for that, gentlemen. And if you wait until tomorrow, it'll cost you another five percent interest.::Mr. Pemberton: Damn it, Scrooge, that's not fair!::Ebenezer Scrooge: No, but it's business. I'll give you a second to make up your minds. [Pemberton and Tipton do so]::Mr. Tipton: All right, Scrooge, done and done!::Ebenezer Scrooge: Good. Make sure that a check for the entire amount is deposited with my clerk. I don't ship until I have the cash in hand.

Ebenezer Scrooge: ...Where are we now?::Ghost of Christmas Present: The name would mean nothing to you. It's a place, like too many in this world.::Meg: ...Mary, Peter, they're cooked. [to Ben] Do we have enough wood for the night?::Peter (their son): They're too hot to eat yet, mother.::Meg: They'll be cooler soon enough.::Mary (their daughter): How did you get these, father?::Ben: [defensive] I didn't steal them, if that's what you're saying!::Meg: She never SAID you stole them, Ben! Don't berate the girl.::Ben: She should have some respect!::Meg: They fell from a cart into the road, Mary.::Ben: Your father's not a thief, Mary... Not yet.::Meg: ...Ben, come back and eat with us, won't you?::Ben: Look at these hands, Meg. They're hard hands; they've done hard work. I want to work, to have bread for my children... It's not right that there's no work.::Meg: We four still have each other, Ben. That's the most important thing.::Ben: I love you, Meg, all of you. Tomorrow, I want you to take the children and go to the Parish Poorhouse.::Meg: No! Better we all drown in the river, than go to one of THOSE places and be separated forever!::Ben: Only until I can find work.::Meg: We wouldn't LAST that long...! Come on, Ben, let's have some dinner.::Ebenezer Scrooge: Why are these people out here? Wearing rags, eating scraps! Why aren't they in poorhouses, or...?::Ghost of Christmas Present: Have you VISITED any of these poorhouses you speak of?::Ebenezer Scrooge: No, but I'm taxed for them; isn't that enough?::Ghost of Christmas Present: YOU tell ME.

Fred Holywell: [on his Uncle Ebenezer]... His wealth is quite useless to him, really. He doesn't do any good with it; he doesn't even make HIMSELF comfortable with it.::Ebenezer Scrooge: [whom nobody else can see or hear] I haven't SQUANDERED it, if that's what you mean by "making myself comfortable!"::Ghost of Christmas Present: You mustn't argue with those in the right. It's pointless, and even tactless.::Ebenezer Scrooge: Tact is a quality I despise.::Ghost of Christmas Present: *That* I can see.

Ebenezer Scrooge: [to a "simile" player at the Hollywell's party, who's just been eliminated from the proceedings]... "Quick as a FLASH," you idiot!::Ghost of Christmas Present: Ebenezer! Shush!::Ebenezer Scrooge: You said they could neither see nor hear us.::Ghost of Christmas Present: Oh, yes... that's right. Well, even I forget the regulations sometimes; after all, I don't come back very often.::Ebenezer Scrooge: SHUSH... I'm trying to listen to the game!

Crooks in Cloisters (1964)

Actors: Ian Fleming (actor), Howard Douglas (actor), Grégoire Aslan (actor), Russell Waters (actor), Francesca Annis (actress), June Randall (miscellaneous crew), Barbara Windsor (actress), Ronald Fraser (actor), Melvyn Hayes (actor), Bernard Cribbins (actor), Wilfrid Brambell (actor), Corin Redgrave (actor), Arnold Ridley (actor), Norman Chappell (actor), Joseph O'Conor (actor),

Plot: Having pulled off the smallest ever train robbery, Little Walter and his crew decide to get out of London. The six of them set up business in a disused monastery off the Cornish coast, despite the fact that none of them really qualifies as a monk - least of all Walter's moll Bikini. Bit by bit, the quiet way of life starts becoming a habit.

Keywords: bathing, bathtub, british-comedy, erotica, hiding-place, independent-film, monastery, monk, police, police-investigation
Genres: Comedy, Crime,

Quotes:

Walt: Starting with you brother Bikini - you're fixing the eats!

Bikini: Well I'm stating right here and now that this potwatching lark is a royal load of poo.

Bikini: Pity you don't get well educated like Willy the poet.::Walt: Cut the cackle.

Bikini: Never mind about this schneid Rhino, what about this schneid island?

Walt: He might be a bumpkin but he's still a bogie.

Willy: Come live with me and be my love, and we will all the pleasures prove That hills and valleys, dale and field, And all the craggy mountains yield.::Bikini: That was smashing Willy, smashing!

Specs: Are my peepers getting worse or is that just a plank of wood?::Squirts: Your peepers are serving you very well Brother Specs.

Specs: You're going to set yourself up all Ritz like.

Walt: You know what women are like.::Lorenzo: Well we did, Brother Walt.

Bikini: Now come on puff off the pair of you!

Three Cases of Murder (1955)

Actors: Orson Welles (director), Arthur Wontner (actor), John Salew (actor), Ian Dalrymple (writer), W. Somerset Maugham (writer), George More O'Ferrall (director), Ian Dalrymple (producer), Orson Welles (actor), Eddie Byrne (actor), Jack Lambert (actor), Patrick Macnee (actor), André Morell (actor), David Horne (actor), Olga Brook (miscellaneous crew), Maurice Kaufmann (actor),

Plot: Three stories of murder and the supernatural. In the first, a museum worker is introduced to a world behind the pictures he sees every day. Second, when two lifelong friends fall in love with the same woman and she is killed, they are obvious suspects. Is their friendship strong enough for them to alibi each other? Third, when a young politician is terribly hurt by the arrogant Secretary for Foreign Affairs Lord Mountdrago, he uses Mountdrago's dreams to get revenge.

Keywords: advertising-agency, anthology, art, bloody-nose, body-armor, bracelet, british-parliament, broken-glass, carnation, cigarette-smoking
Genres: Crime, Drama, Horror, Mystery,

Pony Express (1953)

Actors: Charlton Heston (actor), Cap Somers (actor), Stuart Randall (actor), Chet Brandenburg (actor), Jerry James (actor), Mark Roberts (actor), Michael Jeffers (actor), Eric Alden (actor), Porter Hall (actor), Henry Brandon (actor), Chuck Hamilton (actor), Chick Hannan (actor), Len Hendry (actor), Forrest Tucker (actor), Harry Tenbrook (actor),

Plot: Buffalo Bill and Wild Bill Hickok join forces to establish a mail route that can get mail from St. Joseph, Missouri, to Sacramento, California, in ten days. Along the way they must battle bad weather, hostile Indians and outlaws intent on robbing the mail and shutting down the entire operation.

Keywords: antislavery, buffalo-bill, buffalo-bill-cody, chief-yellow-hand, day-for-night, duel, duel-to-the-death, mail, native-american, newspaper-headline
Genres: History, Western,
Taglines: GALLOPING THRILLS! A mighty adventure when America's destiny rode in the saddle bags of the...PONY EXPRESS "Their achievement can only be equaled...never excelled." ABRAHAM LINCOLN

Quotes:

Captain William Frank 'Buffalo Bill' Cody: [to Indians] Next time send your chief Yellow Hand after me.

Evelyn Hastings: Mr. Cody, Mr. Cody, I can never thank you enough.::Captain William Frank 'Buffalo Bill' Cody: Sure you can if you want to.

Wild Bill Hickok: [Speaking to Cody after he has insulted Yellow Hand] If he ever catches you, I hope you're not around.

Wild Bill Hickok: Listen, Shorty, you follow the redhead and I'll marry you.::Denny Russell: Easy for you to say. You don't like women.::Wild Bill Hickok: That's right. Maybe that's why I'm so fond of you.::Denny Russell: Thanks. Go shoot yourself.

Wild Bill Hickok: [Seeing Denny in a fashionable dress] It's not the get-up, Shorty. It;s just that you can't make a racehorse out of a jackass.

Jigsaw (1949)

Actors: Marc Lawrence (actor), Edward J. Danziger (producer), John Garfield (actor), Franchot Tone (actor), Harry Lee Danziger (producer), Burgess Meredith (actor), Marlene Dietrich (actress), Marsha Hunt (actress), Henry Fonda (actor), Alexander Campbell (actor), Alexander Lockwood (actor), Everett Sloane (actor), Robert Gist (actor), Jean Wallace (actress), Fletcher Markle (actor),

Plot: When the owner of a printing shop is found dead, the District Attorney assumes that it was a suicide. But the Assistant D.A., Howard Malloy, suspects that there is a connection with an extremist political group called the 'Crusaders'. When a journalist whose articles had attacked the Crusaders is also killed, Malloy is convinced. With help from the widow of a prominent judge, he conducts an investigation. As he does so, he meets a peculiar political boss and also an attractive night club singer, each of whom could become either a source of help or a source of danger.

Keywords: art-gallery, artist, black-cat, cat, chanteuse, city-councilman, cocktail-party, crypto-fascism, falling-from-height, interior-monologue
Genres: Crime, Drama, Film-Noir,
Taglines: Trapped in the maze of a murderous racket! (dvd) CAUGHT in the JIGSAW PUZZLE OF A MURDEROUS RACKET.... TORN between two kinds of LOVE!

Quotes:

Barbara Whitfield: [Changing behind a dressing screen] Is this visit business or pleasure?::Howard Malloy: Right now it's your business and my pleasure.

Howard Malloy: Barbara was alive when I passed out. You must have come in here...::Sigmund Kosterich aka Siggy: No! Why would I have waited for you to awaken if I did?::Howard Malloy: Your fingerprints are on this gun.::Sigmund Kosterich aka Siggy: And so are yours.::Howard Malloy: Yeah, but I know I didn't kill her.

Charles Riggs: You know, I was born in this city, Howard. In our block, we had guys from practically every race and religion you ever hear of... and a couple you didn't. But we got along pretty well.::Howard Malloy: Well, that's the way it ought to be.::Charles Riggs: In our block, nobody cared what country your parents came from or where they went to church. Nobody called you a nasty name... until you were taught there were nasty names and some people were supposed to be called by them -Micks, Polacks, Wops, Limies, Spics, Hunties.::Howard Malloy: That's part of our history. America always has to melt away the differences between people.::Charles Riggs: Sure and most always you don't understand *why* they're supposed to be different. They're just somebody else's say so, somebody else's influence. Now we got people around who want to make people hate each other, be afraid of each other, just so they can make money out of it. I don't like that.

Barbara Whitfield: You must have smiled at someone the way you smile at me. People should be careful of that smile. People should be careful of a lot of things about you.::Howard Malloy: You know, even angels can get their wings clipped.::Barbara Whitfield: You got scissors for my wings?

Angelo Agostini: Maybe you better get out of town. Maybe you better really go away for a while. Mmmm! Take a little trip.::Barbara Whitfield: Would you miss me?::Angelo Agostini: Like my last breath!

Pet shop owner: [carrying a striped cat] Perhaps you'd like this little lady. Miss Whitfield.::Barbara Whitfield: [holding a black cat] No. thank you. This is the one. Does he have a name?::Pet shop owner: Yes, it's Bennie - Benvenuto, really.::Barbara Whitfield: Hmmm. I used to have a cat they called Hadrian the Seventh. We ended up calling him Harry.

Barbara Whitfield: Why did you come over to me at that party, Howard?::Howard Malloy: Because you were the only person who didn't look like you belonged there.::Barbara Whitfield: Really? I belong anywhere I'm wanted!::Howard Malloy: Do you?::Barbara Whitfield: Don't I?

Angelo Agostini: You're a tough guy, Mr. Malloy. I can see that, and I like tough guys who are tough about the right thing.

Dist. Atty. Frank Walker: [coming into a room and viewing several dead bodies] This place looks like the last act of "Hamlet!"::Howard Malloy: It's the last act for all kinds of things.

The Singing Cop (1938)

Actors: Brock Williams (writer), Irving Asher (producer), Jack Donohue (miscellaneous crew), Bert Bates (editor), Chili Bouchier (actress), Frederick Burtwell (actor), Athole Stewart (actor), Arthur B. Woods (director), Robert Rendel (actor), Ian McLean (actor), Vera Bogetti (actress), Glen Alyn (actress), James Dyrenforth (writer), Brian Buchel (actor), Bobbie Comber (actor),

Genres: Musical,

Rolling Home (1926)

Actors: Alfred Allen (actor), Reginald Denny (actor), Marian Nixon (actress), Margaret Seddon (actress), John McDermott (writer), Rex Taylor (writer), William A. Seiter (director), John Rawlins (editor), Carl Laemmle (miscellaneous crew), Ben Hendricks Jr. (actor), George Nichols (actor), E.J. Ratcliffe (actor), George F. Marion (actor), Adele Watson (actress), Charles Thurston (actor),

Plot: Nat Alden, a promoter, has had bad luck on his deal and is broke. He meets an old army pal who is now a chauffeur of the businessman who threw the luckless Nat out of his office. Nat is on his way back to his small hometown, where he is believed to be a millionaire. To keep the belief alive he has his pal drive him there in the businessman's automobile. Complications arise quickly.

Keywords: 1920s, aunt, bankrupt, based-on-play, capitalism, chauffeur, cigar-smoking, cigarette-smoking, deceit, deception
Genres: Comedy, Romance,