A wealthy doctor conspires with a hired killer to eliminate his wife and clear the way for a new life – but even the perfect plan can unravel. John Forsythe stars in this tense made-for-TV thriller, with Richard Kiley as the cold-blooded accomplice and Barbara Bain as the unsuspecting wife caught in the middle. Murder Once Removed delivers classic TV-movie suspense, full of twists, betrayals, and the creeping sense that no crime goes unpunished.

Onboard a South American refugee ship, a sinister Communist cell plots an audacious plan: to turn the vessel into a floating bomb aimed at the Panama Canal. Passengers and crew become entangled in espionage, suspicion, and sudden violence as loyalties blur. Barton MacLane and Virginia Grey deliver gritty performances amid the intrigue, while Leif Erickson adds quiet tension as a man pulled into the deadly scheme. Compact yet tense, the film blends maritime adventure with Cold War paranoia, offering a suspenseful journey filled with mistrust and danger.

A baby photographer dreams of being a hard-boiled detective, but when he’s mistaken for one, he finds himself in the middle of a dangerous murder mystery. Bob Hope brings his trademark wit to this hilarious noir spoof, with Dorothy Lamour as the glamorous client who gets him into trouble. Featuring Peter Lorre and Lon Chaney Jr. in scene-stealing roles, My Favorite Brunette is a classic screwball send-up of 1940s crime thrillers.