The Rifleman's Death Never Rides Alone debuted on Monday night, October 29, 1962. Noted western movie villain Lee Van Cleef plays Johnny Drako, a gunfighter with a reputation who comes to North Fork looking for Lucas McCain. Regulars Chuck Connors, Johnny Crawford, Paul Fix and Patricia Blair are also joined in the cast by Rex Holman, Mel Carter and John Rayborn.

Gunsmoke's The Sodbusters debuted on Monday night, November 20, 1972. Alex Cord plays the legendary John Jobson, a notorious gunslinger once thought dead who stands up against a ruthless land baron. Regulars James Arness and Milburn Stone are also joined in the cast by Katherine Justice, Harrison Ford, Dawn Lyn, Leif Garrett, Robert Viharo, Morgan Woodward and Richard Bull.

Maria Full of Grace, the feature debut from Joshua Marston, tells the stories of three mules who travel from Colombia to New York with more than fifty pellets of cocaine in their bellies. It's a brilliant motion picture, not only because of the meticulous detail used in presenting the process from start to finish, but because of the clarity with which Marston develops the characters. The individuals populating Maria Full of Grace are three-dimensional, with understandable motives. They do not se...

The Rifleman's Outlaw's Shoes debuted on Monday night, April 30, 1962. While headed to Red Creek Lucas McCain is ambushed by outlaw George Vale and his partner, leaving Lucas an amnesia victim who may soon be dangling at the end of a rope. Regulars Chuck Connors and Johnny Crawford are also joined in the cast by Michael Greene, Stanley Adams, Roy Barcroft and Mel Carter.

The Outer Limits' Vanishing Act debuted on Sunday night, July 21, 1996. Jon Cryer plays Trevor McPhee, a young married man who returns home following a car accident where he discovers to his horror that ten years have passed. Joining Cryer in the cast are Jessica Lundy, Dean McDermott, Eric Schneider and Brennan Kotowich.

Gunsmoke's Milligan debuted on Monday night, November 6, 1972. Harry Morgan guest stars as John Milligan, a hard luck farmer who is ostracized by many in Dodge City following his "back shooting" of outlaw Jack Norcross. Regulars James Arness, Milburn Stone, Amanda Black and Ken Curtis are also joined in the cast by Lynn Carlin, Sorrell Booke, Patti Cohoon and Joseph Campanella.

Fox Network casts Kiefer Sutherland on a new serial drama which was initially receiving positive reviews. "Touch" is definitely made to entertain and amaze as it draws casual events linking them to the main characters through a series of numbers scribbled by an autistic child. How Martin Bohm (Sutherland), the child's father finds a way to turn bad things into good and connect the trivial events at the start of each episode to culminate into a good ending becomes the catch to the story.

There have been many such films on the British experience in India, and most of these films have tried to highlight some aspect of the cultural contrast between the East and the West. There were films like Jewel in the Crown, A passage to India,Bhavani Junction ,City of Joy and Heat and Dust... Heat and Dust (1983) is a Merchant Ivory Productions award winning film, with a screenplay by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala based upon her novel, Heat and Dust..Directed by James Ivory and produced by Ismail Merch...

The 2010 remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street comes up with the more scarier version of the 1984's original. With casts like Jackie Earle Haley. Katie Cassudy and Kellan Lutz, this new version of this movie, gives it a new shape. With the original storyline with better features and improvement, A Nightmare on Elm Street released in 2010 gives the world a new view to the 1984 movie hitting the box office worldwide.

The Rifleman's The Day a Town Slept debuted on Monday night, April 16, 1962. James Best guest stars as Bob Barrett, a professional gunfighter who faces Micah Torrance in the streets of North Fork. Regulars Chuck Connors, Johnny Crawford and Paul Fix are also joined in the cast by Lawrence Dobkin and Joe Higgins.

Seeing big-name super heroes together on the big screen, simultaneously donning their heroic poses would bring immediate ecstasy to any comic lover. With that said, The Avengers is truly a dream come true for a comic geek. Who would have thought that Thor, Captain America, Iron Man, Hawkeye, The Hulk, Black Widow and Nick Fury could all be merged into one high-caliber movie? This movie sets the bar for super hero movies a notch higher.

Gunsmoke's Eleven Dollars debuted on Monday night, October 30, 1972. Diane Shalet guest stars as Charity Spencer, a young woman who heads to Abilene following the death of her father. Regulars James Arness, Milburn Stone, Amanda Blake, Ken Curtis and Buck Taylor are also joined in the cast by Susan Oliver, Josh Albee and Ike Eisenmann.

Gunsmoke's The Fugitives debuted on Monday night, October 23, 1972. James Olson plays bank robber Bede Stalcup, an outlaw on the lam who summons Doc Adams when his younger brother is injured in a riding accident. Regulars James Arness, Milburn Stone, Amanda Blake, Ken Curtis and Buck Taylor are also joined in the cast by Russell Johnson, Vic Tayback, Troy Melton and Darrell Larson.

Central to the story are five college kids who were clearly intended to be one-dimensional caricatures. But pointing out their shallowness and actually commenting on it are two entirely different matters, and frankly, I would have preferred the filmmakers to go in the latter direction. There's Dana, the reluctant virgin (Kristen Connolly). There's her best friend, Jules, the perpetually horny sexpot (Anna Hutchison), who just dyed her hair blonde; although she can't pronounce one of the words on...

The Waltons' The Sinner debuted on Thursday night, October 26, 1972. John Ritter is introduced as the Reverend Matthew Fordwick, a young, naive Baptist preacher who's slated to preside over a camp revival meeting on Walton's Mountain. Regulars Richard Thomas, Ralph Waite, Michael Learned, Ellen Corby and Will Geer are also joined in the cast by Robert Donner and Collin Wilcox-Home.