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Silence may be golden, but it also proves lethal when a young boy witnesses an escaped mental patient and can't tell anyone about it.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Sidney Carroll, Sidney CarrollGuest stars Chill Wills, Scatman Crothers, Biff McGuire, Cloris Leachman, Peter Lazer, Jack Mulhall, Roy Glenn
A morgue attendant gets the last laugh when he finally has enough of a man who has been provoking him.
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Directed by Arthur HillerWritten by Bernard C. Schoenfeld, Robert Arthur Jr.Guest stars James Coburn, Roscoe Ates, Arthur Batanides, Baynes Barron, Claire Carleton, Richard Benedict, Albert Salmi
A joyride in a new convertible is seriously called to a halt as the corrupt public officials in a small town attempt to take advantage of the defenseless drivers.
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Directed by Paul HenreidWritten by William Fay, Alex GabyGuest stars Patricia Breslin, Richard Erdman, Richard Kiley, Walter Matthau
A lawyer gets creative when the man he is defending offers him half of his net worth if he will find a way out of the case.
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Directed by Norman LloydWritten by William FayGuest stars Barry Sullivan, Herbert Anderson, Leslie Nielsen, Wendell Holmes, Herbert Lytton, Lori March, Edwin Jerome
A man relates the series of events that led him to contemplate suicide to a police officer.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Joel MurcottGuest stars Vic Tayback, Peter Mark Richman, Alex Gerry, Elizabeth Montgomery, Sid Melton, Gary Merrill, Bartlett Robinson, Ken Lynch
When a hypnotist puts a young woman into a trance during a seance, things go wildly out of control and she stabs her husband. But is she really to blame for her actions?
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Directed by David SwiftWritten by Irving Elman, Lawrence TreatGuest stars Ward Costello, Phyllis Thaxter, Herbert Anderson, Tom Helmore, Alan Marshal, Liz Carr, King Calder, Robert Carson
It's hard to tell who's the bigger cheater when a wife and her husband's jealous mistress sit down for some lethal negotiating.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Kathleen Hite, Margaret MannersGuest stars Fritz Feld, Marsha Hunt, Margaret Leighton, Murray Matheson, George Navarro, Angela Austin
Two women plot to do away with an irascible old man and seize his money, but their plan is foiled when one of them decides she deserves more of the fortune.
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Directed by Arthur HillerWritten by Robert C. Dennis, Donald HonigGuest stars Doro Merande, Wesley Lau, Mary Astor, Russell Collins
A funeral parlor owner is put in an awkward position when a deceased client comes back to life and demands a much smaller affair than what was planned for his funeral.
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Directed by Norman LloydWritten by Richard Berg, Garson KaninGuest stars Peggy Cass, Joby Baker, Howard Smith, John McGiver, Wilton Graff, Joseph Hamilton
Motherly love knows no bounds when a woman decides to get revenge on the married man who has been dating her daughter.
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Directed by Herschel DaughertyWritten by Robert C. Dennis, Rose Simon Kohn, Henry SlesarGuest stars Dorothy Provine, Robert Alda, Fay Wray, Jeanette Nolan, Dorothea Lord
Two construction engineers are between more than just a rock and a hard place when one of them discovers the other's violent past during an explosive tunnel blast.
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Directed by Paul HenreidWritten by Joel Murcott, Brett HallidayGuest stars Frank Silvera, Wayne Morris, Frank De Kova, Joe Maross, Anna Navarro, Leonard Strong, Richard Bermudez
When a wealthy woman mistakenly accuses her elevator boy of robbing her, his resulting imprisonment will take her to levels of guilt she never expected.
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Directed by Paul HenreidWritten by Bernard C. Schoenfeld, William O'FarrellGuest stars Bette Davis, Frank Albertson, James Congdon, Arthur Marshall
A desperate department store owner foolishly agrees to a scheme to have her store burned down so she can collect the insurance, but the fiery transaction doesn't go down as planned.
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Directed by Don TaylorWritten by Robert LeesGuest stars Nancy Olson, Dave Willock, Ralph Meeker, Ray Teal, Ruth Storey, Barbara Lord, Jack Bryan, James Beck
It's murder most foul when a man decides to drown the longtime girlfriend who's been supporting him, but his crime doesn't go unnoticed for very long.
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Directed by Herschel DaughertyWritten by William Fay, Margaret MannersGuest stars Joyce Meadows, Fay Spain, Robert Horton, Herbert Ellis, David Carlile
During his last week of work before retirement, the longtime employee of a jewelry store serves an unusual client.
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Directed by Herschel DaughertyWritten by Sarett TobiasGuest stars Selmer Jackson, Claude Rains, Betsy von Furstenberg, Alan Hewitt, Stephen Bekassy, Peter Walker, Dorothea Lord, Norman Dupont
When John learns that he has been made the beneficiary in his cousin's will, he decides he can't wait for nature to take its course and begins plotting murder.
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Directed by Paul AlmondWritten by Francis M. Cockrell, Milward KennedyGuest stars Denholm Elliott, Torin Thatcher, Tom Conway, Frederick Worlock, Walter Burke, John Trayne, Barry Harvey, Arthur Gould-Porter
A used car salesman with a spendthrift wife concocts a killer deal with his father and two college boys.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by William Fay, George Clayton JohnsonGuest stars Elisabeth Fraser, Ralph Meeker, Russell Collins, Arthur Batanides, Ida Moore, James Westmoreland, Richard Evans, Richard Rust
Nothing is as it seems when a young Scotland Yard inspector follows a widow suspected of smuggling jewelry.
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Directed by Bretaigne WindustWritten by William Fay, Joe PidcockGuest stars Gertrude Flynn, Roger Moore, Hazel Court, Alan Napier, Ralph Clanton, Richard Lupino, Barry Harvey, Louis Mercier
Thelma Tomkins and her deadbeat boyfriend begin poisoning an old and wealthy woman in order to get an inheritance ... but the results are not what they expected.
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Directed by Paul HenreidWritten by William O'Farrell, Henry SlesarGuest stars Charles Meredith, Rick Jason, Celia Lovsky, John Zaremba, Olive Deering, Mary Alan Hokanson, Robert Carson, Charles Seel
When a miser discovers how expensive a divorce will cost, he comes up with another way to rid himself of his wife.
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Directed by Bretaigne WindustWritten by Burt Styler, Albert E. LewinGuest stars Dennis Day, Jack Lambert, Alice Backes, Fred Essler, Gage Clarke, Frank Richards
A reporter with a gambling problem will do anything for a lucrative story - including spending the night in the Murderers' Den of a wax museum.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by A.M. Burrage, Casey RobinsonGuest stars Shaike Ophir, Everett Sloane, Barry Nelson, Charles Davis, Laurence Conroy, Mavis Neal Palmer, Betty Fairfax, Hal Thompson
Pining for her boss - a former movie star now forced to take supporting roles - a middle-aged secretary shows how she will do anything to make her romantic fantasy a reality.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Meade Roberts, John LindseyGuest stars Franchot Tone, Carmen Mathews, Mary Astor, Josie Lloyd, Irene Windust, Pat O'Malley
A retired Scotland Yard inspector goes to extreme lengths to prove the guilt of a suspect in an old murder case.
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Directed by Alfred HitchcockWritten by Francis M. Cockrell, Rupert Croft-CookeGuest stars Kenneth Haigh, Max Adrian, Reginald Gardiner, John Williams, Hilda Plowright, Tom Dillon, George Pelling
When he loses all his money in a poker game, a man tells his pregnant wife an involved lie to explain the missing cash.
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Directed by John BrahmWritten by Bernard C. Schoenfeld, Jay FolbGuest stars Joe De Santis, John Smith, Joyce Meadows, Sam Buffington, David Carlile, Buzz Martin, William Kruse
A prominent lawyer appears able to manipulate any situation successfully - except, perhaps, for his marriage.
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Directed by Norman LloydWritten by William Fay, Helen NielsenGuest stars Brian G. Hutton, Brian Keith, Leora Dana, William Hansen, Gordon Wynn, John Harmon, Stan Jones, Everett Glass
When a local bank clerk cheats him out of $200, a man takes extreme measures to get back his money.
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Directed by Herschel DaughertyWritten by Harry Miles Muheim, Halsted WellesGuest stars Dick York, Philip Coolidge, Wilton Graff, J. Pat O'Malley, Almira Sessions, Charity Grace, Edgar Dearing, Barry Brooks
Paul Brett is a top-notch criminal attorney who is consulted by Mrs. Cannon-Hughes. She was a nurse by profession who tended to the bedridden wife of Gilbert Hughes until her death. In the time since then, she married Mr. Hughes only to come to the conclusion that he murdered his first wife. Brett advises her that little that can be done without evidence, but he takes a liking to her and they eventually become lovers and marry when Gilbert takes his own life. Little does he realize the consequences of the choices he has made.
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Directed by Leonard HornWritten by Robert C. Dennis, Fredric Brown, Anthony GilbertGuest stars Kent Smith, Jocelyn Brando, Jane Greer, Robert Webber, Madge Kennedy, Dorothea Lord, Lillian O'Malley, Selmer Jackson
A millionaire takes a hunting trip during which he hatches a plan to make his wife's lover his prey.
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Directed by John BrahmWritten by William FayGuest stars Paul Douglas, Robert Morse, Hugh Marlowe, Dodie Heath, King Calder, James Flavin, Robert Carson, Charlotte Knight
When a woman's blatant indiscretions with her ex-husband continue even after a confrontation with her current spouse, the consequences are dire.
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Directed by Don TaylorWritten by Robert C. Dennis, Whit MastersonGuest stars Joanna Moore, Gary Merrill, Alan Hewitt, Ernestine Barrier, Peter Walker, Lillian O'Malley