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Lillian Gish-David Janssen "Homicidio justificado" (Warning shot) 1967, de Buzz Kulik.

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In 1847, Chris Horn was leading his family and a wagon train to California. The other leaders of the wagon train were getting frustrated as food and water were running low. The matters were further aggravated by his son being gravely ill. Horn convinced them to let him scout ahead and he was mysteriously transported to the year 1961. ("A Hundred Yards Over the Rim", The Twilight Zone, TV)

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The Wood family doesn’t know it. But the old house they’ve just bought is already occupied… by a psychopathic killer.

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Brian's Song (1970)

5/10

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OTD in The Twilight Zone, "The Trouble with Templeton" hit the airwaves for the first time in 1960!

2.09 The Trouble with Templeton

Director: Buzz Kulik

Director of Photography: George T. Clemens

“Yesterday and its memories is what he wants, and yesterday is what he’ll get. Soon his years and his troubles will descend on him in an avalanche.”

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"Where are your manners?"

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The Twilight Zone, 1963, dir. Buzz Kulik

SE04E07 Jess-Belle

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Robert Mitchum and Charles Bronson on location in Madrid during the filming of Buzz Kulik’s VILLA RIDES (1968)

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Dina Merrill and Richard Chamberlain in Dr. Kildare (1962)

American press photo by Helen Ferguson Public Relations, El Camino / Beverly Hills, no. DR 155. Photo: MGM-TV. Dina Merrill and Richard Chamberlain in the episode Oh, My Daughter (Buzz Kulik, 1962) of the TV series Dr. Kildare (1961-1966

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The Twilight Zone S2, E1 (King Nine Will Not Return) (1960, dir. Buzz Kulik)

Written by Rod Sterling

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Lillian Gish (74 years old) in "Warning Shot" film director Buzz Kulik - year 1967 - Paramount Pictures

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Stefanie Powers-David Janssen "Homicidio justificado" (Warning shot) 1967, de Buzz Kulik.

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In 1961, a couple running a small café/gas station in New Mexico were concerned when a man stumbled in. They thought he was simply suffering from heat stroke as he acted as if he had never seen power lines, paved roads, and automobiles. The man claimed to have been leading a wagon train in the year 1847 and went looking for water for his people. His clothes and the fact that he had a period accurate weapon leaned toward his story being true. Learning that his son would grow up to be an important doctor, the man got some penicillin for his sick son and headed back to the wagon train. When the man vanished, his rifle aged a 100 years and fell apart.("A Hundred Yards Over the Rim", The Twilight Zone, TV)

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See You Next Wednesday!

SHAMUS (1973, Buzz Kulik)

#SeptemBurt

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"Bad Ronald": A 70s TV Movie Gem

In the golden era of made-for-television films, 1974 brought forth a chilling thriller that continues to captivate audiences with its psychological depth and eerie narrative. “Bad Ronald,” directed by Buzz Kulik, is an adaptation of the novel by Jack Vance and stars Scott Jacoby, Pippa Scott, John Larch, Dabney Coleman, and Kim Hunter. This haunting tale delves into the fragile psyche of a…