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I don't know the answer to the first question, but the second movie is from the TV series Dr. Who -- "End of the World". The villain Lady Cassandra O'Brien is the last pure human and is now just skin...

I keep thinking I might have seen something like this a few years ago, but my memories are fuzzy and a there are some notable differences. I wonder if I might be half-remembering an episode of a UK detective...

Did the articulate man who stays in the shadows have a very long nose? If not, then this is definitely the wrong answer, and I hope someone else will help. But your description makes me wonder if the...

I am pretty sure this is Deadly Betrayal: The Bruce Curtis Story. It is a really good NBC TV Movie that first aired in 1992. The movie was based on a true crime that took place a decade earlier -- the...

That movie is the 1972 classic Whoever Slew Auntie Roo? The movie was a retelling of Hansel and Gretel. Shelley Winters played the rich widow who keeps the mummified corpse of her daughter in the attic....

That sounds like a pretty close match to one of my guilty pleasures -- the 1978 TV movie Cruise Into Terror. It was produced by Aaron Spelling (who gave us The Love Boat, Charlie's Angels, and a lot more...

Were the hit men a man and a woman? If so, then maybe Prizzi's Honor, a 1985 comedy directed by the great John Houston starring Jack Nicholson and Kathleen Turner. In that film, Nicholson and Turner...

Perhaps Ghost, a USA film from 1990 that starred Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore. In that movie, another ghost teaches Swayze how to use his emotions to move physical objects. The first object Swayze moves...

This is the 1982 made-for-TV horror movie Don't Go to Sleep that starred Dennis Weaver and Valerie Harper as the parents and Ruth Gordon as the grandmother. I'm a huge fan of early 1970's TV horror films...

This might be Darren Aronofsky's psychological/metaphysical horror film Mother!, released in 2017. The time frame is right, and the film's cataclysmic ending is followed with a coda of "Him" with a new...