Yes, this stinks!

The print used by cable TV's FXM channel (FX Movies) is horribly old and blurry. There is a sharp, clear print used on the retro channel "Movies" (MoviesTVNetwork.com, a local network channel added after the switch from analog to digital.)

@Mon-Star said:

Yes, this stinks!

The print used by cable TV's FXM channel (FX Movies) is horribly old and blurry. There is a sharp, clear print used on the retro channel "Movies" (a local network channel added after the switch from analog to digital.)

It's showing right now on that channel.

@bratface said:

It's showing right now on that channel.

I saw it starting, and then watched it on FXM, since there is only one opening commercial, and no other commercials. (I realized that I had seen it before, so I used fast-forward.) Marie Windsor had looks in her day, but this is a poor film, trying to pretend that it's sci-fi.

I then saw how sharp the print was on MOVIES! FXM executives should be ashamed of themselves, for using horrible, blurry old prints to add old films to their On Demand list.

@Mon-Star said:

@bratface said:

It's showing right now on that channel.

I saw it starting, and then watched it on FXM, since there is only one opening commercial, and no other commercials. (I realized that I had seen it before, so I used fast-forward.) Marie Windsor had looks in her day, but this is a poor film, trying to pretend that it's sci-fi.

I then saw how sharp the print was on MOVIES! FXM executives should be ashamed of themselves, for using horrible, blurry old prints to add old films to their On Demand list.

Money?

@Mon-Star said:

Marie Windsor had looks in her day, but this is a poor film, trying to pretend that it's sci-fi.

The cast was actually decent, and Marie Windsor has been described as the epitome of bedroom eyes. She was in some really fine noir films. Too bad the cast was wasted on this.