The Marx Brothers in Duck Soup: Watch Online

William Shatner in The Babysitter: Watch Online

Amazon reviewers are giving hell awesome reviews for this made for TV thriller. Watch below in embedded video direct from Youtube.

Video download: 80 Minutes with William Shatner: The Space Shuttle

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Youtube says: An impressive documentary full of great moments of the Shuttle program over the past three decades.

I remember very well April,12 1981, when I was a 13-year-old boy and saw the maiden flight of Columbia on TV, but also I remember the moments in 1986 and 2003, when I heard about the loss of Challenger and Columbia and their crews.

As a great fan of the program from the beginning, which has watched every flight, today I say THANK YOU NASA for this great program!

61 minutes with Bill Maher and Crazy Stupid Politics: Watch Online

It's his latest full length comedy special and he's posted it on Yahoo. Watch it in embedded video below. Runs approx 61 minutes

Watch a bevy of Newsradio with Dave Foley and Phil Hartoman online!

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Tim Burton's Ed Wood: Watch Online

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Ed Wood's The Violent Years: Watch Online

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Ed Wood's Glen or Glenda: Watch Online

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Movie Download: Ed Wood's Jail Bait

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Movie Download: Plan 9 From Outer Space

It's the start of a bevy of Ed Wood fun - click the Ed Wood here or below for a bevy more Ed!

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Salo: The 120 Days of Sodom: Watch Online

It's a cinematic masterpiece but also one of the most disturbing things you'll ever see. Even the top review at Amazon gave it four stars out of five but titled his review " The total dehumanization of the human spirit".

That's no hyperbole since it's a remarkable allegory on fascism but also completely fucked up.

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The Roast of Cheech and Chong: Watch Online

Beloved by Stan Laurel, starring Addams' Family John Austin it's I'm Dickens..He's Fenster: Watch Online

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and if you like what you see the first set of the series is only being sold on this site.

It only lasted one season but it's legacy has remained for years as a remarkable comedy.

Funny story - show creator Leonard Stern (Get Smart) started getting fan letters for the show signed Stan Laurel. He didn't believe it instead thinking it was his old friend Steve Allen punking him. Finally it was all sorted out and Stern enjoyed some fun times with the great Stan Laurel.

The uncut pilot episode of You Bet Your Life with Groucho Marx: Watch Online

Recorded on December 25, 1949 and aired on the 28th you'll get to see the full show unedited as well as everybody hanging (but without Mr. Cooper) during the downtime. Runs 55 minutes

A bevy of Groucho Marx and You Bet Your Life video episodes: Watch Online

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A bevy of classic Dragnet episodes: Watch Online

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Film Noir: Appointment with Danger with Jack Webb and Harry Morgan: Watch Online

Amazon.com: "Appointment with Danger" begins like a typical post-war propaganda film in the guise of a thriller. A voiceover narration sings the praises of a law enforcement agency. In this case, we learn how big and efficient the US Postal Service is thanks to the dedication of "a great army of men and women". We're introduced to "the nation's oldest police force": postal inspectors. Then we're whisked to Gary, Indiana where a postal inspector by the name of Henry Gruber has been murdered. The introduction would lead the audience to believe this is going to be a police procedural, but it's not. It sticks to narrative mode for the rest of the film. Another postal inspector, Al Goddard (Alan Ladd), has been sent to track down the nun, Sister Augustine (Phyllis Calvert), who saw Gruber's killers. Goddard is a hardened, cynical man who goes undercover to catch the murderers as they heist a mail truck carrying $1 million.

It's classified as "film noir", but "Appointment with Danger" is only superficially so. Al Goddard has lots of great, hardboiled lines. He doesn't get on well with people and trusts no one. "One way or another, everybody you meet is a pitch artist," he says. There are a couple of brutal scenes. And Goddard's ability to make the suspects think he's even more crooked than they are introduces an aspect of identity confusion. But Goddard is never confused or conflicted. "Appointment with Danger" doesn't take place in the noir universe. Nevertheless, Goddard's hard-boiled persona is a lot of fun, as is the film's conspicuous attempt to cast Ladd as a tough-guy sex symbol -love the shirtless squash game between Goddard and violent conspirator Joe Regas (Jack Webb). Regas' persistent paranoia about the nun is a disaster waiting to happen.

Sister Augustine, who thinks Goddard could be a nice man with a little practice, is too angelic in contrast to the cynical cop and cold-blooded criminals. Earl Boettiger (Paul Stewart), a hotelier who masterminds the heist seems almost too level-headed for the part. Between him, the too-precious nun, and Goddard's aloofness, the film has a flat tone that keeps it just shy of completely engaging the audience. Earl's mistress Dodie (Jan Sterling) is a counterpoint to that tone. She's not in many scenes, but she produces a terrific combination of vulnerability, resignation, and realpolitik when she confronts Goddard. "Appointment with Danger" could have been better if it had been willing to explore its character's bizarre behavior a little more, but it's still entertaining. The print on the Olive Films 2010 DVD is pretty good but no bonus features or subtitles.

After MASH (Mash spin off) pilot: Watch Online

AfterMASH (a pun on the term aftermath) was written by Mash alumni Larry Gelbart and starred Harry Morgan, Jamie Farr, and William Christopher (the only three cast members to vote against ending the actual MASH series during a cast vote).

This hour long dramady pilot episode was for the half hour series that ran for two seasons on CBS (31 episodes total with 30 aired) until it's cancellation.

"Psychedelic cheese" from Sally Field and David Carradine with "Maybe I'll Come Home in the Spring" video download

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From 1971/Runs approx 74 minutes

From jryan-12 over at IMDB.com: This film is a classic slice of psychedelic cheese! Stilted performances and SoCal stereotypes from the era make "Maybe I'll Come Home in the Spring" like a "Dragnet" episode on steroids. Watch it for laughs with friends and share a fondue.

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Wild comedy from W.C. Fields in Million Dollar Legs: Watch Online

If you're interested in picking up a hard copy it's OOP but you can get a VHS copy starting from $24 from Amazon.com that you can check out by clicking here.

Runs 64 minutes



wmorrow59 from Imdb: They don't make 'em like this anymore! In fact, they hardly ever made 'em like this in the first place. MILLION DOLLAR LEGS is one of a kind, a truly bizarre comedy with attitude to spare and an otherworldly quality all its own. This is a Flesicher cartoon come to life, full of weird non sequiturs, sassy quips, slapstick violence and sexy dance moves. It's hard to believe that such an off-the-wall concoction was the product of the Hollywood studio system of the '30s; it looks more like something written by Algonquin Round Table wiseacres during a late night, booze-fueled party. The closest cinematic parallel would be the Marx Brothers' DUCK SOUP, made at the same studio (Paramount) by the same producer (Herman J. Mankiewicz) a year later.