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The daughter of a Hollywood starlet killed in a mysterious plane accident is stalked by an unknown menace on the beach. He watches her at night and leaves graffiti warnings on the rocks in front of her house calling her… Continue Reading →

Danielle and her family arrive at an old Edwardian Inn in Harbor, Oregon to look at Northwest Coast real estate that her mother wants to buy at a “steal” of a price. Harbor seems to be a ghost town. Mrs…. Continue Reading →

It’s June’s 18th birthday. What does she get from her father? A postcard from Egypt showing him next to his latest excavation! But really he sends her more than she thinks at first. Inside the envelope is a necklace with… Continue Reading →

A policeman knocks on Desiree Longfellow’s door in Fairbanks. She races out the back door and hides in a garbage can. She’s wanted for a murder she didn’t commit. How can she convince them that she didn’t do it? Dora… Continue Reading →

Ned leans across the table at dinner and tells Doreen that he has a surprise for her. All night long at the movie he won’t tell her what it is. He drops her off at her house and kisses her… Continue Reading →

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Berry goes on a biking trip with the junior class to Sunwapta Falls Resort. Within hours of her arrival she is almost killed twice. First someone lures her down to the old wooden bridge over the Sunwapta River. She falls… Continue Reading →

During Renee’s slumber party the lights go out. A big storm rolls in from the sea. Her friend starts reading from the Biblical story of Jonah and the Whale by candlelight. Just then a storm surge comes through her living… Continue Reading →

Edith wonders where her cat is one day when she sits down to eat. But even her lab, Tricks, doesn’t seem to know. They go looking for the cat in the backyard without any success. They spot a large van… Continue Reading →

I didn’t say there was anything wrong with including the Duchess of Richmond’s ball. I just don’t like the way the director handled it in Waterloo 1970. He spent too short a time on it (unlike most everything else where… Continue Reading →