ryanmacleod03
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When are you guys gonna post the October schedule? Don't you usually post it on the 15th? I just hope the list of classic horror titles is worth the wait.
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I Love Universal for it's classic Horrors, and love Paramount for it's great pre-code gems like Cecil B DeMille films, the early Marx bros, Island of Lost Souls, Murders in the zoo etc. My third favorite studio is WB because i love their crime dramas.
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Hi, I was just curious, does TCM have any plans for debuing any more of Universal's classic horror films in October? Like any of the Mummy, Dracula,Invisible Man creature sequels, as well as Werewolf of London, the 1943 version of Phantom of the Opera, or any of the studios more obscure stuff, like Murders in the Rue Morgue (1932), or Paramounts Island of Lost Souls (1932)? Any more Hammer fims? like letterboxed versions of Curse of the Werewolf, and Phantom of the Opera(1963)? I would greatly appriciate any info. Thanks!
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About films in the TCM library, Im pretty sure Aol Time Warner/Turner owns the rights to all of the Weissmuller Tarzan films made at MGM. If Im right how come when you search for Tarzan on the website, TCM says they only have the first film in their library?
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I had watched the fim "Dangerous Female" earlier, with Ricardo Cortez and Bebe Daniels, and wondered if it was available on video or if Warner Home Video has plans to release it on DVD soon, maybe as a double feature with "Satan Met a Lady". if any one knows I would appreciate it. Thanks.
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Has TCM ever showed the movie "Scarface"? Either the classic 1932 movie with Paul Muni, or even the 1983 remake with Al Pacino (which I doubt they would even show), or if they plan to show it sometime soon. I was just wondering.
Question for TCMprogrammer about October scheduele
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I sure do know what you mean leo, before last year, TCM would just show horror films it owned, even though TCM has some really good ones like the Lon Chaney silents, Freaks, Mad Love, King Kong etc, Id much rather have a variety and watch the classic horrors of Universal, and Paramount on Halloween, thats why I thought last year's Hammmer/Universal marathon in October was a just great!