Films/DVD Asylum

I'll thrown in another oldie: "Lured" featuring a shockingly attractive Lucille

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In Reply to: RE: Pick a Star (1937) posted by Jay Buridan on September 19, 2020 at 07:11:12

Ball vs the somewhat serpent-like George Sanders. A cast of wonderful and recognizable English supporting cast members and, the bonus, direction by Douglas Sirk.

A serial killer is prowling London, placing ads in personal columns to attract his victims and taunting police with ghoulish poems. The flaming redhead, Ball, is dangled as bait by the police after she suspects a close friend was his most recent victim.

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Tin, if you're looking for a place to relocate - Jay Buridan 05:36:38 09/20/20 (3)
The upper peninsula of Michigan around Copper Harbor is nice if you can stand cold winters and snow until the climate changes.

"Horse sense is the thing a horse has which keeps it from betting on people. "
― W.C. Fields
- We actually had looked closely at the Lakes areas. KC, however, - tinear 07:48:17 09/20/20 (2)
  won out for the milder climate; it's on the edge of the dry(ing) zone and it has a big-city atmosphere in a relatively small size. And there's the BBQ...
  Detroit popped up on our radar, too, but it's a little too edgy for us old coots.
  
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  - Would not recommend Detroit - Jay Buridan 12:02:33 09/20/20 (1)
    But Michigan upper peninsula west is nice, and we have lots fresh water.
    
    "Horse sense is the thing a horse has which keeps it from betting on people. "
    ― W.C. Fields
    - Gotta have a symphony and museum scene, for us. nt - tinear 14:11:27 09/21/20 (0)
      c

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