
A serial killer's Baudelaire-inspired letter in Lured (dir. Douglas Sirk, 1947).

Boris Karloff.

Cedric Hardwicke and Lucille Ball.
Scotland Yard enlists dancehall girl Lucille Ball to help track down a serial killer of young women in this enjoyable Sirk vehicle.
I'm sick and can only write TV Guide-length descriptions.
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Kasey, I'd like to recommend a DVD that might be a good Lost in the Frame candidate: John Brahm's B-movie gem, HANGOVER SQUARE (1945), with Laird Cregar, Linda Darnell and George Sanders.
Sickness is no excuse for TV Guide-ness!
Actually, it is.
I'm sick too.
Wanna see 'There Will Be Blood' when you get back from the MIDDLE?
I'll get the gang together.
OK
I just looked at movies.
I think 'There Will Be Blood' will probably play in Medford around 3009 but we can see 'Something Else.'
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