Tuesday's Overlooked Films and/or Other A/V: the links

Teresa: The Story of a Bride

Please spare a thought for Ron Scheer, a steady contributor here and a great guy, who apparently has entered hospice care.

Anne Billson: Dragons in film; Night of the Eagle

Bill Crider: Red Eye [trailer]

Brian Arnold: Elves

Brian Greene: The Big Heat

BV Lawson: Media Murder

Comedy Film Nerds: CJ Johnson; Helen Hong

Dan Stumpf: Rimfire

Ed Lynskey: Teresa: The Story of a Bride

Elizabeth Foxwell: The Mystery of the Leaping Fish; Suspense: "Sorry, Wrong Number"

Evan Lewis: The Dain Curse

Frank Babics: The 4400: "Blink"

George Kelley: Son of Batman

How Did This Get Made?: Safe Haven

Iba Dawson: Brooklyn; The Diary of a Teenage Girl

Ivan G. Shreve, Jr.: The Black Widow: "Chapter 10: The Stolen Corpse"

John Scoleri: In Search Of...

Jonathan Lewis: Sahara; The Devil Thumbs a Ride

Jackie Kashian: Beth Littleford

Jacqueline T. Lynch: Abe Lincoln in Illinois

Jake Hinkson: 7th Heaven (1927 film)

James Reasoner: Desk Set

Jeff Flugel: The Lives of a Bengal Lancer

Jeff Gemmill: VHS memories

Jerry House: The CBS Radio Mystery Theater: "The Old Ones are Hard to Kill" (by Henry Slesar; the pilot)

John Grant: Man in Black; The Man in the Road; Red-Haired Alibi

Juri Nummelin: The Glass House; Tales of Ordinary Madness

Kate Laity: Home (based on J. G. Ballard's "The Enormous Space")

Kliph Nesteroff: The Red Buttons Show and its fleeing writers

Laura: The 2015 TCM Classic Film Festival in Review

Lucy Brown: On the Waterfront

Martin Edwards: The CWA Conference at Lincoln

Marty McKee: The Divine Enforcer

Michael Shonk: Adam Adamant Lives!

Mystery Dave: Daddy Long Legs

Patti Abbott: The films of 1955

Randy Johnson: Kill and Pray (aka...)

Rick: Williamsburg Film Festival

Rod Lott: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1939 film)

Sergio Angelini: The Pledge

Stacia Jones: We Live Again

Steve Lewis: Crossing Jordan