Tuesday's Overloooked Films and/or Other A/V: the (Western Xmas Eve) links:

This week's selections for (usually) unfairly overlooked or obscure audio/visual presentations at the links below...and the possibility of a few more to be added over the course of the day (even if we are at Sixes and Sevenses--see Stacia Jones and Walter Albert). As always, thanks to all you who read as well as those who contribute these...and if I've overlooked your or someone else's review or citation, please let me know in comments.


Bill Crider: Francis (aka Francis the Talking Mule) [trailer] 

Brian Arnold: Alternate Xmas Music Video Compilation

BV Lawson: Media Murder

Kongo

Dan Stumpf: Kongo; White Woman

Elizabeth Foxwell: Secret Agent X-9 (based on Dashiell Hammett and Alex Raymond's comic strip)

Evan Lewis: Santa Claus Conquers the Martians

George Kelley: House of Cards (US and UK)

Iba Dawson: The National Film Registry 2013

Ivan G. Shreve, Jr.: The Lemon Drop Kid

Jackie Kashian: Ben Aller, zoo enclosure designer

James Reasoner: Christmas Twister (tonight on the Ion tv network in the US)

Jerry House: The Mandarin Mystery

John Charles: Morning Fog; Forever My Love

Lynn Bari

Kliph Nesteroff: General Electric Theater: "The Hold Out" (with Groucho Marx and Dennis Hopper); Laugh In: Christmas 1968; Jack Benny addresses UCLA students, 1973 

Laura: Lynn Bari centennial

Lucy Brown: Ann Vickers; Merrily We Roll Along

Maria Popova: Neil Gaiman reads the Dickens performance edit of A Christmas Carol (courtesy Bill Crider)

Martin Edwards: The Tunnel; Lucan

Marty McKee: Equinox; Lost (2005 film); ffolkes

Lifeforce

Mystery Dave: Lifeforce

Patti Abbott: Columbo: "Etude in Black"

Pearce Duncan: A Hatchet for the Honeymoon

Prashant Trikannad: Best of the Year

Randy Johnson: Fasthand (aka Mano rapido)

Rick: Errol Flynn; Boarding-school films

Rod Lott: The Candy-Snatchers; Night of the Bloody Apes

Ron Scheer: The Appaloosa

Sergio Angelini: Book to Movie Challenge

Stacia Jones: S#x Acts (aka Six Acts aka Shesh peamim); Sex Kittens Go to College (w/one NSFW--or NSF"family gathering"--still)

East Side, West Side

Stephen Bowie: East Side, West Side 

Zybahn: The 4400: "Gone" (Part 2)

Walter Albert: Seventh Heaven (1927 film)