Losing one’s memory has to be one of the hardest things to ever go through, not to mention one of the scariest. Whether it is all of a sudden or a slow […]
Just a Little… – Hysteria (1965)
Doom Sounds… – The Hound of the Baskervilles (1959)
Settling into his nearly two-decade run at Hammer Studios, Peter Cushing would star in the Terence Fisher directed adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Hound of the Baskervilles. He would step […]
Madness and… – Midnight Lace (1960)
It is not often that you get to see Doris Day in something that is not a musical or lighthearted comedy and so this movie is thankfully neither and we are privy […]
You Do Not Want to Sleep On the… – Pillow of Death (1945)
The sixth and final picture to fall under the Inner Sanctum Mystery banner is one that actually features a mystery as Lon Chaney’s character Wayne Fletcher is under investigation for the murder […]
He Has A… – Strange Confession (1945)
Strange Confession is that type of movie that starts out a little uneven but then vastly improves as it moves on until you cannot stop watching. At first you want to stop […]
To See Again With a… – Dead Man’s Eyes (1944)
Dead Man’s Eyes is a nice little whodunnit that stars Lon Chaney Jr. as an artist who loses his sight and whether it was by accident or on purpose is ultimately left […]
Not So Weird – Weird Woman (1944)
The second Inner Sanctum Mystery to hit the silver screen is a vast improvement over the first with a much stronger script taken from a novel by science-fiction stalwart Fritz Lieber and […]
Did He Do It? – Calling Dr. Death (1943)
The Inner Sanctum Mysteries was a radio program once upon a time that was popular enough to garner a film series from Universal. Calling Dr. Death is the first such film and […]
In Life and Love – Roadblock (1951)
Roadblock is a nice little mystery/noir thriller that calls to mind shadows of Double Indemnity, though obviously not as good. It finds Charles McGraw as an insurance investigator who has a run-in […]
Not Completely… – Above Suspicion (1995)
More than anything else, this picture is famous for the fact that it was the last picture Christopher Reeve made before an accident that took away the use of his legs and […]
The Telltale Mind 