Black Eye (1974)

Black Eye (1974)Since he gave up his police badge, Shep Stone's tried to make a go of it as a PI. A snoop job here, a shakedown there: work hasn't exactly poured into the rundown bar where he occupies a stool keeping office hours. But one night, Stone walks into his own apartment where a murder victim is still warm. and the killer is lying in wait for Stone. Fred Williamson (Black Caesar, Original Gangstas) is Stone, whose search for a murderer spins into a spider's

(who shared a 1941 Best Screenplay Oscar® with Orson Welles for Citizen Kane)

and now journalist Richard Ashley (Robert Ryan) is about to have his revenge

People call him Trog

it is up to private eye "Rocky" Custer (Van Heflin) to piece together the puzzle of who went far enough in their anger to murder Mida

two years apart

john Gilbert

Backed by a stable of '30s screen favorites - Pat O'Brien

This hilarious screwball comedy gave Fred MacMurray a chance to show his brilliant comedic chops as Peter

the evidence shows he'd had sex with an upperclassman before he was deliberately drowned

who adapted his successful radio play into this shocking thriller

"Bedevilled" shines a sweeping spotlight not only on the charms of leading lady Anne Baxter but on the grandeur and glamour that is the City of Lights

Broderick Crawford gives a psychotic fervor to his portrayal