Bette Davis, Jimmy Durante, Ann Sheridan, and Monty Woolley in The Man Who Came to Dinner (1941)

Steve Davis and Steve Mizerak in The Fiat Snooker-Pool Championship - Steve Davis v Steve Mizerak (1987)

I am a huge fan of Made-for-TV Movies and have a growing collection of them, which I will list here. They are an underappreciated art form in my opinion, but they have a dedicated fanbase, nonetheless.

JoBeth Williams, Daniel J. Travanti, and Adam Walsh in Adam (1983)

I will try to remember and list every movie I've ever seen.

Samuel L. Jackson, Jessica Biel, Brian Presley, and 50 Cent in Home of the Brave (2006)

My list of movie-saves, some from 50's but mostly 60's & up that wish were available as dvd release but sadly are not... or once were and went out of print. We especially enjoy the 70's 'suspicion & suspense', 'teen trauma', and 'tragic but true' made for tv movies that started airing in the 70's as a 'movie of the week'. 

The ABC Movie of the Week and others that followed brought us some of the best... casts of wonderful actors we'd often only seen on the big screen, now in our homes... and these TvMs always had something going on that sucked you in and kept you watching :)

When Looking at my lists please note there is a "Sort By" option, I prefer to look at titles by release date, earliest to latest... but can choose other options to view by using the Sort By option ;)

William R. Moses, Michelle Stafford, and Dani Kind in Like Mother, Like Daughter (2007)

Horror, Suspense, Thriller & SciFi Made For TV Movies

Ray Milland and Don Murray in Daughter of the Mind (1969)

Frank: You are making big profits from my work, my risk, my sweat. But that is okay, because I elected to make that deal. But now, the deal is over. I want my end, and I am out.

Leo: Why don't you join a labor union?

Frank: I am wearing it.

Mitch: Frank, don't.

Attaglia: Do it slick.

Frank: My money in 24 hours, or you will wear your (blank) for a hat.

James Caan as Frank - Thief (1981)

The Heist of the Century (Safecracker movies)

Elevator, Highrise building, or Isolation horror films

Elevators to Hell (Elevator & highrise building horror films)

Movies That Aired on KTTY 69 (Jan 1-31, 1993)

Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon, John Entwistle, and Pete Townshend in The Kids Are Alright (1979)

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