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Anniversary Show - Reviving AEW Women’s Division and Championship
AEW’s Women‘s Division finds itself in a really weird place right now. For the past year and a half or so it’s felt like an afterthought and sorely lacking any attention at all. Now AEW have set up a huge USA vs. Japan 16-women tournament thats got a lot of hype to it, but Shida has been featured on TV barely at all since Double or Nothing still. The talent has improved a lot and they got a great core now with some very good homegrown stars like Nyla Rose, Anna Jay, Abadon, Britt Baker, Leyla Hirsch, Tay Conti etc. So my mission is to take this potential and fully capitalise on it. First we start in present day, and as part of the prompt all disappointing events up until now stay the same. With all that out of the way, here is how I would try and revive the AEW Women’s Championship and Division. AEW Women’s Eliminator: Nyla Rose vs. Abadon (February 10th, Dynamite) Veda Scott makes her return to commentary to team with Excalibur and Tony Schiavone for our women’s eliminator matches tonight, beginning with The Native Beast, Nyla Rose, taking on...as described by Veda, “what do you even call that...” Abadon comes out and haunts Vickie Guerrero but Nyla shows no fear. They both rush each other and it’s a brawl to begin. They soon spill outside where Rose tries to take the monster down using the guardrails, before Vickie exposes the turnbuckle and she slams Abadon into those. She goes for a finisher to end it early, but Abadon counters and the fight is back on. Abadon comes back with a Low Dropkick and Enziguri before clotheslining Nyla out. She throws her into the guardrails this time before setting Rose up on the apron, hanging over the ropes. She dives with a Leg Drop but Nyla moves and she lands flat on the mat. Nyla then hits a Guillotine Knee Drop but only gets a two count. She goes for an Avalanche Powerbomb to end it, but Abadon counters into a Super Rana and lifts both legs of Nyla up to pin her down, 1...2....3. Afterwards Nyla pushes Vickie off when she goes to speak with her. Abadon defeats Nyla Rose (12:11) Thunder Rosa vs. Britt Baker (February 10th, Dynamite) A rematch between these two women here as we unfinished business solved. The match starts with a Big Boot from behind by Baker and from there it’s off to the races. Reba gets a cheap shot from outside after Britt Irish whips Rosa and she keeps going. A roll up is kicked out of but she then flattens Rosa once more. Britt takes it outside where she goes to introduce Rosa to the ring post, but Rosa counters and knocks Britt in instead. She now comes back and uses Reba as a weapon, ducking another shot from her so she hits Britt. Rosa takes a dive to the outside into both men and the fight continues. Britt comes back with some shots to the midsection before taking it outside again, hitting a Snap Suplex onto the floor. That is kicked out of as Rosa flips Britt two birds and throws her around. Baker connects an elbow shot to avoid another flying attack, and goes for a Superplex, but Rosa turns it into an Avalanche Fire Thunder Driver to win and advance. Afterwards she raises her hand and wipes her busted lip, looking deep into the hard cam as Baker is down and out. Thunder Rosa defeats Britt Baker (10:59) We see the first segment of Hikaru Shida on this episode, a four part series leading up to Revolution. She is in Japan currently so they are filmed from the Ice Ribbon Dojo. This particular one begins with Shida walking around watching the girls train, and coaching as she looks on. She says in English “they are talented. They will become superstar.” We then move over to a tatami (traditional Japanese room, small with wooden walls, a paper sliding door, no windows etc.) There she sits down and is interviewed about her career with the assist of subtitles. She speaks of her training and relates to the girls she just saw there. She explains how much Ice Ribbon means to her and she’s excited to see their representation in the tournament. It closes with her about her finals days in Japan. She starts to talk about AEW, but it fades out and ends with a “To be continued...” Leyla Hirsch vs. Riho (February 17th, Dynamite) Riho returns to AEW for the first time in nearly a full year and is excited to be back in action, but she’s got some steep competition in her corner. Legit Leyla Hirsch walks out ready to kick some ass and take names, throwing the towel on her shoulders into the crowd as she walks and laughing at Riho. “She’s like the size of Leyla’s leg.” Veda says. Tony jumps to Riho’s defence we’ve seen her topple bigger and badder in AEW before, but we’ll have to wait and see. Leyla starts off dominant as she keeps Riho down with her submissions and MMA holds. Riho on occasions looks to mount a comeback but she keeps being knocked back down. Despite this, she keeps getting back up. Out of nowhere she gets a roll up on Leyla to stun her, before a Dropkick knocks her outside. She then does a Flying Crossbody to the floor! The fight is on. Riho uses high speed to fight against the power of Leyla. Hirsch goes for a dangerous Lariat but Riho ducks and hits a Headscissors into an O’Connor Roll to pin and win. Riho defeats Leyla Hirsch (12:45) After the match, Tony Schiavone tries to grab an interview with Riho about her win and how it feels to be back. She goes to speak, WHEN SHE’S ATTACKED BY TWO WOMEN! Leyla Hirsch walks up and puts both arms over their shoulders, as commentary reveal it to be Killer Kelly and Lindsay Snow! Excalibur says these two women took part in the Bloodsport Women’s Tournament with Leyla Hirsch months ago, and now they’re here in AEW! Leyla hugs them both Andrew all stand over Riho and walk off. We then see the next part of Hikaru Shida’s video series. This time begins with her training with some wrestlers, and giving feedback before we go back to the tatami. She says she thinks the girls can be big once more, and name drops a few in particular that she sees as the best. She’s then asked if they could ever expand out of Japan like herself. Shida then leads this off into saying it’s not an easy thing to do. The girls can do it but she did it herself and it’s tough. She then talks about moving to America about a year and a half ago and how she’s felt, how she’s adapted, and what AEW means to her. She details how much it means to her to be here in America and holding the most important title in the world to her. She set out to break boundaries and prove she is the best to the American audience, and she did, having held the title for 9 months. She’s now observing who’s going to stop her, but despite the immense talent - nobody is like her. Anna Jay vs. Tay Conti (February 17th, Dynamite) Two best friends clash, with Tay Conti and Anna Jay taking part to face in the next round. Tay offers a handshake but Anna looks away to ignore it. This leaves a bad taste in Tay’s mouth but she pushes on. They lock up and it’s intense, until Tay gains the upper hand. She uses her Judo background to dominate until she tries a Tayogoshi. Anna gets out and gets the cut off. She wrestles with a lot of aggression to the point commentary question that these two women are partners. Anna shows no mercy against Tay with some brutal offence. Conti eventually comes back and applies some vicious submission holds. Tay comes back with a Jumping Knee before a Bicycle Kick off the apron. Anna then hits her with a slam onto the apron and keeps the aggression going. In the climax of the match we saw Tay grab hold of Anna by the wrist and cling on, as they fall forward in exhaustion and rest over each other’s shoulders. Tay wraps an arm around and they hug, until Anna hugs back as she slowly lifts Tay up. They stare into each other’s eyes, continuing to breath heavy, ONLY FOR CONTI TO HIT A BRAZILIAN KICK!! PINS AND WINS!! Tay Conti defeats Anna Jay (10:47) Yuka Sakazaki vs. Mei Suruga (February 15th, Super 16) Exclusively on AEW’s YouTube channel, “The Super 16” is presented live from the Ice Ribbon Dojo. Yuka Sakazaki is someone that AEW fans are familiar with from her various matches on PPV and Dynamite. Since her last AEW appearance she has added more muscle, she's expanded her moveset, and she lost TJPW's top title. Mei Suruga meanwhile is one the smallest and least experienced wrestler in the tournament, being one of Emi Sakura’s many students. She managed to get a clean one on one victory over Hikaru Shida right before Shida left Japan. She's a 21 year old prodigy who's status reaches beyond her experience level. She has Riho’s style mixed with Emi’s influence, for a brief summary. This is a high speed match up, a common style in Joshi, as the two women fly around each other with high risk offence. Yuka does a Springboard to the outside, over the guardrail to take Mei out for a good bit. She mounts a comeback and goes for a finisher to end it, but The Magical Girl reverses and pins to advance forward. Yuka Sakazaki defeats Mei Suruga (08:46) VENY vs. Emi Sakura (February 15th, Super 16) VENY is someone some of you might know as Asuka. No not that Asuka, back in Japan WWE Asuka was known as Kana and the woman now called VENY is now known as Asuka. VENY is a favourite of mine. She can do damn near anything in the ring, she's extremely charismatic, and is in her prime as one of the top indie wrestlers in Japan."Veny" was supposed to debut in America during Wrestlemania weekend 2020, but the pandemic put a stop to that. This tournament is going to be her introduction to western fans. Meanwhile Emi Sakura is someone AEW fans probably know after her match with Riho at Full Gear. Since her last AEW appearance, she's been surviving the pandemic in her own little corner of the wrestling world by regularly producing Youtube wrestling shows(ChocoPro). In recent months, she's been slimming down to more of her natural weight which helps her with speed and her noted back problems. She’s now faster and better than when AEW fans last saw her. This is a technical match up with the two women indulging a game of wits, trading submissions and holds. She goes to use her new found quickness but VENY matches ever at that and puts her down to advance forward. VENY defeats Emi Sakura (14:32) Maki Itoh vs. Ryo Mizunami (February 15th, Super 16) Maki Itoh is one of my favourite wrestlers right now and that’s not a joke. She’s the most popular wrestler in the field and someone that Joshi fans have been waiting to see crossover to the west more often for the last couple of years. She's insanely charismatic. She's a limited athlete, but she's an excellent storyteller and shines in singles matches. She’s only worked Mania weekend in the States so far but we’re hoping to see that change. Mizunami then has worked AEW before, but that was such a long time ago that AEW fans have probably forgotten her. She's a veteran with an extremely high level of charisma and she will chop the soul out of you. Primarily a brawler, but also has that charisma to work this kind of match. This is set to be our character matchup as Maki and Ryo square up, with Itoh crediting herself as “I AM DEITY OF SHIT”. She credits “Cornette-san” as her biggest fan. They then go at it. Ryo dominates Itoh until the comeback, when she catches Mizunami out of nowhere with a Flying Hurricanerana to win. Maki Itoh defeats Ryo Mizunami (08:41) Aja Kong vs. Rin Kadokura (February 15th, Super 16) Main event of the evening and it’s looking like a doozy folks. First we have Aja Kong, easily the most legendary name in the tournament. She's 34 years into her career and still going. While we aren’t expecting to see the Kong that was battling Bull Nakano in the 90s, she is still a very smart veteran and she is still willing to taking some crazy bumps in the right occasion. She’s wrestled in both WWF (Survivor Series 1995) and AEW (Double or Nothing 2019) so she’s no stranger to the big stage. Rin meanwhile is most comparable to Shibata. She doesn't have a huge western fanbase, and she's not a big personality, but she's the Joshi version of "a wrestler's wrestler" and is capable of having the best match of the tournament. She comes Marvelous who are basically the Ring of Honor of Joshi. They are more physical and technically sound than TJPW or Ice Ribbon. Rin and Aja have a stiff and brutal matchup with terrifying strikes from the two women. Aja keeps kicking out of what’s thrown at her, not allowing to go down to a younger girl. Aja misses a Senton off the apron and hits the floor which allows Kadokura to win. Afterwards they hug as we fade to black. Rin Kadokura defeats Aja Kong (15:22) Quarter-Finals: Riho vs. Tay Conti (February 24th, Dynamite) Into the quarter finals we go as Revolution is fast approaching, and kicking it off is these two women. Both are top babyfaces, with Conti having just come out of her emotional war with Anna Jay and Riho suffering at the hands of Leyla Hirsch’s squad. They shake hands to begin and we’re set. Tay has expressed interest in wrestling in Japan before, so this is her forte into the Joshi world. Once everything’s back to normal I’d really like to see her hold the SWA World Championship in Stardom, and potentially face Riho again for it. Riho uses her speed to take Tay down, at one point dropkicking her off the apron and she falls into the guardrail, where Anna Jay sits. Anna looks at her coldly as Tay gets back up, ONLY TO BE HIT BY A BACKSTABBER BY RIHO! SHE COVERS AND WINS!! Riho advances forward to the semi-finals, while Conti stares back, equally as cold, at Anna Jay. Riho defeats Tay Conti (07:01) We see the third segment of Hikaru Shida in her tatami speaking of her story. She goes into detail about Corona hitting and being stuck in America, and how she felt about that. She says all that mattered then was the AEW Women’s World Championship. So much stuff was happening back home in Japan in the Joshi world (death of Hana Kimura), and she needed to topple The Beast, Nyla Rose. She describes the match, says it’s the most physical she’s ever been in, describing each painful bump and how after every move she was more worn down. But she refused to lose, and came out on top. Since then she’s carried this belt, and hadn’t dropped it. Despite the level of talent in the Super 16, no one has the talent to defeat her. Abadon vs. Thunder Rosa (February 24th, Dynamite) Last quarter final now, with the winner going on to face Riho in the semi’s. Thunder Rosa - having defeated Britt Baker, and Abadon - having defeated Nyla Rose. Abadon screams at Rosa to begin but she’s unphased, shouting back and the two meet forehead to forehead. They then start trading shots as the match begins. It spills outside where they continue to brawl messily. Abadon hits a Bloodline onto the floor followed by some biting. She goes for a Twist of Hate on the apron, but Rosa counters into a Cutter! They both sell before going back inside. Abadon runs for a Spear but when it’s leapfrogged, she hits a Headbutt and then runs the ropes again. She connects the Spead this time and covers, but it’s kicked out of. They go back outside where they fight up the ramp. Rosa dives with a Double Foot Stomp before they head up to the announce table. They fight there, and Rosa hits an Inverted DDT on it. Abadon rolls into the announcers chairs and lays there. Once back in, Rosa goes for a Snake Sleeper, but Abadon kicks her leg back and fights back. She throws Rosa into the ring post to bust her open. She calls for a Gravedigger, BUT ITS REVERSED INTO A FIRE THUNDER DRIVER!! ROSA PINS AND GOES TO SEMIS!! Thunder Rosa defeats Abadon (16:11) Maki Itoh vs. VENY (February 22nd, Super 16) Heading into the Japan half of the quarter finals, we travel across the Pacific to the Ice Ribbon dojo once more. Itoh talks shit before the bell as VENY stands stone faced wondering what’s she did in a past life to be in the opposite corner of this. She goes to speak about Cornette-san once more but VENY cuts her off and the match has begun. She dominates the early stages until Maki out of nowhere counters a Suplex into a Falling DDT. She hits a Dropkick off the apron and VENY eats shit. Maki applies a Boston Crab, but VENY gets the ropes and flips Itoh out. She big boots her and is back on the offence. They take it to the apron where Itoh goes to pick VENY up, but VENY knocks her down and they roll back inside. Maki goes for a Ito Special but it’s reversed, and VENY goes for a Powerbomb. Itoh reverses that into a Itoh Royale, which is kicked out and they double down with stereo dropkicks. Maki climbs the top ropes for a Diving Headbutt, but VENY quickly runs up and hits a Superplex. She pins and wins to advance forward into the semis. VENY defeats Maki Itoh (09:18) Rin Kadokura vs. Yuka Sakazaki (February 22nd, Super 16) Yuka runs around Rin to begin with, using her quickness to avoid being caught by any strikes or holds. This proves unsuccessful as after running the ropes for a Flying Shoulder Tackle, she’s hit with a stiff elbow in midair to knock Yuka down. This is the cut off as she dominates from this point forward. Rin goes for a Meteora from the middle ropes, BUT YUKA HITS A FRONT DROPKICK OUT OF MIDAIR!! She scales the top ropes and FLIES WITH A CROSSBODY!! KICK OUT! Yuka continues to run circles before taking Rin to the apron. She then jumps from inside, over the ropes, WITH A HURRICANERANA TO THE FLOOR!! The Magical Girl is back in action as she hits a Baseball Slide Dropkick into the railings. She rolls out to grab Kadokura but Rin throws her into the guardrails instead. She takes control back and does a Lala Histro Cradle into a Cross Armbreaker but Yuka gets a foot on the ropes. She manages to rally up for a huge flurry of offence to take Rin down and cover after a Magical Girl Splash, 1.......2......3! She’s going to the semi-finals where she will face VENY. Yuka Sakazaki defeats Rin Kadokura (11:45) We get a live performance from the Itoh Respect Army - Maki Itoh and Mizuki perform live in living colour a rock idol anthem. This gives Yuka a rest before the main event of the evening, the Semi-Finals match between Yuka Sakazaki and VENY. Itoh and Mizuki hype everyone up with the performance ahead of the big match, before the music stops and they leave. That’s when VENY walks out. Semi-Finals: VENY vs. Yuka Sakazaki (February 22nd, Super 16) She walks down menacingly with pure seriousness on her face. There is no fucking around here. She’s winning this tournament. Yuka meanwhile is as happy as can be. Yuka high fives everyone and jumps down in joy. They shake hands, but immediately after the bell rings VENY immediately kicks Yuka down and dominates. Yuka is tired while VENY is relatively fresh having only wrestled the opener. She dominates until it heads to the outside. She goes to slam Yuka into the railings, but Sakazaki reverses and dumps her over. She then hits a Springboard Flying Seated Senton, over the railings, into VENY. She mounts her comeback and hits for the Magical Girl Splash, BUT ITS KICKED OUT OF! Yuka starts having to match VENY’s strikes, as once VENY starts laying them in, Yuka becomes impervious to pain and fights back with her own. It turns into a slugfest here, but after a Diving Double Foot Stomp from Yuka only gets two she’s out of options. VENY capitalises here and looks to finish with a Powerbomb, BUT ITS TURNED INTO A FRANKENSTEINER! MAGICAL GIRL SPLASH! YUKA IS GOING TO THE FINALS!! Yuka Sakazaki defeats VENY (19:21) On March 3rd, Dynamite, we see the final of Hikaru’s segment, starting with her rolling a suitcase while wearing a mask as she walks to her plane back to America. We go back to the tatami where she’s asked about Revolution, and what she thinks of Yuka Sakazaki. She speaks on her before being asked about Riho and Thunder Rosa. She speaks about Rosa and their feud, saying she’s beaten her before though at last years All Out. The interviewer asks about the All Out the year before that. Who did she face then. Did she win? Shida seems insulted by that but keeps going, saying Riho got the better of her. But while she’s spent the past year back home, she made a new home - AEW. And she is now the queen of that home, and no amount of Riho will stop. Riho vs. Thunder Rosa (March 3rd, Dynamite) We’ve reached our American semi-finals, and 5 days after Yuka Sakazaki’s defeat of VENY - Riho and Thuhder Rosa are set to main event Dynamite. On Saturday Night then, the day before Revolution, we will see the Super 16 Finals streamed on YouTube between Yuka Sakazaki and the winner of this match, with the winner going on to face Hikaru Shida at Revolution. The match starts physical and doesn’t slow down. They go to the mat straight away and trade submission attempts. Rosa then dominates until Riho counters out of a corner charge with a roll up only to get two. Rosa punishes Riho using the ring post. Riho fights back though as she flies off the apron and uses speed to keep Rosa down. She goes for a springboard but is caught midair. Rosa then starts to kick the shit out of Riho, striking her repeatedly. It spills to the floor where Riho mounts a comeback, utilising the ring post to her own advantage this time. With Rosa tied up in the post, Riho runs off the apron with a Double Foot Stomp to the back. It goes into back and forth inside the ring, before Riho flies out once more. Rosa is up first and sets up a table, before they go back inside. Commentary note the No DQ on the outside rule. RIHO HITS A DOUBLE FOOT STOMP TO ROSA OFF THE APRON THROUGH THE TABLE!! They’re both out now, but while down, OUT COMES BRITT BAKER!! SHE HITS ROSA WITH A CHAIR! Riho doesn’t notice as she takes her back inside and covers to win! Britt walks off with a smile on her face, and waves at a fuming Rosa. Riho defeats Thunder Rosa (23:41) Finals: Riho vs. Yuka Sakazaki (March 6th, Super 16) The Magical Girl comes down happy as ever, high fiving and hugging fans and running circles around the ring in ecstasy. Riho then comes out in her signature dress and also with an umbrella with the Imperial Japanese Flag designed on it. Both women offer their hands to each other, and both embrace before locking up. A collar and elbow is engaged and maintained, Yuka breaks the chains by connecting a Dropkick, followed by another Basement Dropkick! Riho ducks a Lariat attempt and runs the ropes, performing a dizzying array of spins before landing the Tornado DDT! 1.....2....Yuka kicks out! Yuka runs the ropes and hits a Seated Senton in the centre of the ring. She goes for a cover but Riho kicks out. Riho takes Yuka down with a Half Crab. Yuka winces in pain and cries in agony but throws Riho off her leg. Yuka then hits a Slingblade and rolls to the outside. Riho connects a Baseball Slide Dropkick through the both ropes, before lifting Yuka up and hitting an incredible Deadlift Suplex into the middle of the ring. Excalibur makes note of Riho being 98 lbs so that feat of strength is truly incredible. Yuka connects an Enziguri and begins a Three Amigos. Riho flips out of the last one and hits a Roundhouse Kick followed by Double Foot Stomp! She covers, 1.......2....Kick Out! Riho seems annoyed at this and takes Yuka to the corner. They trade elbows for a bit before Yuka swaps them around and hits a Roundhouse Kick! She then takes Riho to the top turnbuckle. Yuka attempts to hit a Avalanche Butterfly Suplex, but Riho doesn’t move. Riho shoves Yuka onto the apron and Yuka grabs her back in pain. Riho then hits a Diving Double Foot Stomp onto the apron! That receives a holy shit chant as Riho throws her back into the ring and goes to cover. Yuka rolls into a Fujiwara Armbar! She channels her inner Zack Sabre Jr. and begins to stomp on Riho’s head as she has the submission locked in. Riho rolls forward into a School Boy but Yuka kicks out. Yuka rolls back but is met by a Basement Dropkick! Riho then hits a Northern Lights Suplex! She goes to cover but Yuka rolls out. Yuka whips Riho to the apron. She hits a Dragon Screw on the ropes and connects a Baseball Slide Dropkick! Yuka goes for a Half and Half Suplex on the apron, but Riho gets out and hits a Belly to Back Suplex! Right on the hardest part of the ring as Yuka sells the pain. Riho rolls back into the ring, but is met by a Springboard Front Missile Dropkick by Yuka! Yuka then heads to the top ropes and does a magical pose, Diving Double Foot Stomp! 1........2.....KICK OUT!!! Yuka is now desperate and decides, “fuck it”, and begins a frenzy of attacks. Any and everything used. Yuka hits a Running Meteora! She goes for another but Riho catches with an Enziguri and then hits a Running Double Foot Stomp! She picks Yuka up and hits a German Suplex but Yuka lands on her feet; Half and Half Suplex! Yuka hits a Slingblade and begins a series of Daniel Bryan like Roundhouses, with a few yes chants thrown in from the audience. She keeps going until Riho ducks one and hits a Bicycle Knee! Yuka responds with a Bicycle Kick! Riho hits an Impaler DDT!!! She gets the crowd going and goes for an Exploder Suplex, but Yuka counters into a Backbody Drop! Yuka then hits the Exploder Suplex followed by a Pendelum Kick! She takes Riho to the top ropes and goes for an Avalanche Butterfly Suplex! RIHO COUNTERS MIDAIR IN A ROLL UP!! 1......2.....3!!!! Riho is going to face Hikaru Shida tomorrow night for the AEW Women’s World Championship! Riho defeats Yuka Sakazaki (10:17) AEW Revolution 2021: Anna Jay vs. Britt Baker vs. Tay Conti vs. Thunder Rosa - Four-way Match AEW’s Women’s International Eliminator Tournament has come and gone, and with it many women have some grudges held. Thunder Rosa was cost the semi-finals with Riho after Britt Baker interference. This is of course, due to Rosa beating Britt in the First Round. Also, Anna Jay and Tay Conti faced in the First Round where Conti was successful. That drove a wedge between them as we’ve seen. There is enough tension where we need a resolution, and so they’re all put into a match together - whoever is the best comes out on top. The Four-way is made for Revolution, with the winner set to be Shida or Riho’s next challenger in the coming weeks. However before the match, we see Brandi Rhodes come out for the first time in 2 months. She has a mic in hand and says that two years ago there was a similar multi-women match set. That was the during the genesis of AEW. A three-way became a four-way. Now we know how talented of a roster the AEW Women’s Division is, but what if it could be blustered? Well she’s got the perfect solution to that. How could she make this match even more stacked however? Easy answer, add another women. But not just any women...a Virtuosa. So with a little helping hand, she’s secured someone to really put up a fight. Outcomes Deonna Purazzo. The current Knockouts Champion makes her way out and joins the fray. The crowd applaud loudly at the surprise arrival, as this match is now made a Five-way. Immediately the beefing girls go for each other, Britt and Rosa and Tay and Anna. Deonna meanwhile just picks people off, playing it smart and looking for the win. She’s not fuelled by animosity like the rest, she is just being intelligent. We see the rest of the women all take themselves out to the point Britt turns around into a Jumping DDT and Fujiwara Armbar. She taps out and Purazzo wins the match. She takes the mic afterwards and hoists her Knockouts Championship high. “Who’s ready for a Battle of the Belts?” she says before leaving. Deonna Purazzo defeats Anna Jay, Britt Baker, Tay Conti and Thunder Rosa (11:17) Hikaru Shida (c) vs. Riho - AEW Women’s World Championship We’ve seen the whole tournament so far and the mini-doc of Hikaru Shida. It’s the first majorly built AEW Women’s Championship PPV match...ever, so it’s got some expectations on its shoulders. Shida walks out wearing her attire from the AEW video game trailer, pointed out by Excalibur. Riho is just coming off a match from last night while Shida hasn’t wrestled in nearly a month, so she is fully in control early on. She busts out some early signature moves so the audience get a groove of her once more since it’s been a minute. They go outside where Riho starts to come back and from there it’s back and forth. They recreate the finishing sequence that won it for Riho last time, ending with Riho getting a roll up originally, but this time Shida kicks out! They then keep going as Riho kicks out of a few more moves by Hikaru. Riho goes for a Diving Double Foot Stomp, but she’s hit midair and then by a Tamashii no Three Count! KICK OUT!! They keep fighting as Riho once more tries for the finishing sequence that won it for her last time, but this time it ends when Shida lifts her into a Falcon Arrow! 1..............2..............3!! She wins and retains! Hikaru Shida defeats Riho (14:56) We now head into the build for Double or Nothing. However we aren’t all building towards that. See, it’s announced at Revolution a supercard of supercards is set for April 4th. The “Bloodshed Supercard” is coming up, pitting stars from AEW, NJPW, NWA and Impact against one another. The big match advertised is a Lethal Lockdown Match: pitting Kenny Omega, The Good Brothers and Kenta against Jon Moxley and Death Triangle. But also set for the show, we’ll get into detail here. Deonna Purazzo is now the #1 Contender to the AEW Women’s World Championship, and an appearance by her is advertised for the Dynamite after Revolution. She shows up and cuts a typical promo of hers on Hikaru, claiming herself the one true Virtuosa and hyping her credentials. These outmatch everything Shida has ever done, and when they face, she’ll truly outmatch her for all to see. The match is dubbed “Battle of the Belts” after AEW trademarked that. Knockouts Champion vs. AEW Women’s World Champion. Next week Shida goes to speak, but she’s cut off by Deonna. Purazzo attacks her and beats down the rival champion. She tells Shida she should of stayed in Japan, because now she’s crossed the Pacific she’s in HER country. The Virtuosa runs the place here, and she is going to cement herself as the best champion in the entire country - nay, the world. Later in the night when asked about how she felt of the attack, Hikaru says “Next Tuesday. Impact Wrestling. Watch me.” before leaving. Then, on Impact, we see Hikaru come out after a Ten-person Knockouts Tag Team Match. She looks around with her title, and walks over to the captain of the winning team, Kiera Hogan. She shakes her hand and points back and forth between the two. Kiera vs. Shida is sanctioned for next week on Impact. They face, but due to Hikaru now being in Deonna’s house, she makes her presence known with an attack. Part of rebuilding the Women’s division is other feuds need to exist in it, so let’s touch on those. Firstly, Leyla Hirsch and her new stable, dubbing themselves “Bloodsport” have made an enemy out of Riho. The two face with the stipulation that the winner will face Serena Deeb for the NWA Women’s Championship. Hirsch wins after making Riho tap. Then in her match with Deeb, a returning Allysin Kay comes out and interferes. Deeb rolls up with her distraction. Leyla doesn’t attack Kay however. After all, she was the fourth women in that Bloodsport tournament along with Hirsch, Kelly and Snow. They offer her a spot but Allysin declines and says she just wants that NWA Women’s Championship back. A Three-way then is made, which ends with Kay pinning Deeb. She gets her title back, and afterwards, offers an embrace to Hirsch. Snow and Kelly get her to accept. Bloodsport pose together with Allysin Kay now in their rankings, but tension between her and Hirsch is clear after Kay just took the title she’s been craving for weeks. However, they’re now a unit. Also, Anna Jay and Tay Conti. Anna takes a leadership role in The Dark Order as her and Conti slowly start patching things up. They both agree they got lost in the tournament and were drunk off the thought of glory. They hug it out and walk out together. Then, Thunder Rosa and Britt Baker. The first thing we see on Dynamite after Revolution is Thunder Rosa brutalising Britt Baker. She destroys her. She kayfabe reinjures her and puts her back on crutches. Britt doesn’t wrestle after this but has a vendetta against Rosa, and Rosa is likewise. The women all have feuds, with only one revolving around the title, and they actually get TV time on Dynamite. It’s basically just what AEW do with the guys, but the gender is changed. That’s literally how you do women’s wrestling. Bloodshed Supercard: Deonna Purrazzo vs. Hikaru Shida - Battle of the Belts The singles match main event of the show, it’s the heavily anticipated “Battle of the Belts.” Shida is out first, wearing a kimono and carrying her own umbrella to the ring. She twirls it around at the hard camera in a optical illusion before walking down. Deonna is out afterwards and the Virtuosa walks with purpose, hoisting her title over Shida’s head. Hikaru hoists hers up and they meet forehead to forehead. The match the begins. Shida and Deonna trade goods and submissions on the mat before it goes outside and gets physical there. Purrazzo uses the guardrails and ring posts, before taking it to the apron. Shida hits her with a Superkick and runs the ropes inside the ring, dropkicking Purrazzo into part of the set. Once back up they have some stiff back and forth with a lot of shots and strikes to knock the other down. Both women keep kicking out however. We see many moments when Hikaru looks like she’s about to tap but resists and keeps fighting. They head outside once again where Deonna hits a Backbody Drop onto the floor. Once back inside, Shida hits a Falcon Arrow into a Tamashii no Three Count to win. Afterwards her and Deonna resiliently shake hands in respect. Hikaru Shida defeats Deonna Purrazzo (25:10) Heading out of Bloodshed Supercard, Britt Baker and Thunder Rosa are still battling it out. Britt is set to return to action on the April 14th edition of Dynamite, where she will face Rosa in a No Disqualification, No Countout Match. It’s a brutal bout with Britt showing the aggression she did in her Tooth and Nail Match on Rosa. She ends up winning after a chairshot and kendo stick assisted Lockjaw makes Rosa pass out. Meanwhile, Hikaru Shida continues her trail of dominance over the AEW Women’s division. She’s earned the respect of Deonna Purazzo’s who’s gonna back off to Impact. Shida cuts a promo in English after the match saying she wants more of the Knockouts, and they are an amazing group of girls. She once again faces Kiera Hogan, this time on Dynamite, with interference banned. They have a clean bout that ends with Shida once again winning. They shake hands afterwards. This is Hogan’s first AEW match and she makes a big splash, but comes up short. Next in line is Nyla Rose, who is still with Vickie Guerrero but their relationship is going very sour. Nonetheless, as we approach a year after Hikaru took the belt from Nyla, they’re set to face one more - this time it’s 2 Out of 3 Falls. It’s an excellent bout that ends with Shida winning by falling onto Nyla after the two basically kill themselves. Nyla the next week cuts a promo on Shida, saying she wants one final shot, and if she loses - she will never challenge for the title while Shida is champion again. This is when Britt Baker gets involved and puts her stamp on the picture. She limps down on a crutch as that match with Rosa as temporarily hurt her again. She cuts a mini promo of her own, before blasting Nyla with the crutch. A #1 Contenders Match is set up, with the winner going on to face Hikaru at Double or Nothing. Britt wins after a very hard fought and brutal contest. Afterwards, Tony Schiavone comes out and reads a letter from Brandi. She congratulates both women on the incredible match. She then announces Nyla as the first women to take part in the AEW Women’s Casino Ladder Match at Double or Nothing. In the final weeks before Double or Nothing, Britt cuts some very passionate promos about the struggle she’s went through to even become a wrestler, and as soon as she became the best thing in this company she was injured. But this time, nothing is going to stop her. She’s not going to be hindered by dentistry, not by trying to being a good guy, and not by injury. She will be victorious. Reba is banned from ringside, as if she gets involved Britt automatically loses. Baker is now fuelled by anger as she wants to take down the unstoppable Hikaru Shida. Then, our other stories. Well the premier one is the aforementioned Women’s Casino Ladder Match. Once more it’s decided there’s too much beef amongst the AEW Women’s division, so Tony Khan’s solution is to throw nine of them into a ladder match, and whoever isn’t dead by the end gets an AEW Women’s Championship shot. And just like last time, there will be a mystery participant. Women gradually get announced via AEW’s Twitter, with Nyla Rose as the first on TV before they slowly start adding names to the field, like they did last year. Anna Jay and Tay Conti are announced together, Serena Deeb, Leyla Hirsch, Riho etc. Thunder Rosa and Abadon face once more after their epic match in the Super 16. Abadon hits a Spear into part of the stage which takes them both out and it goes to a double countout. Both women are then put into the match, with the ninth women remaining a mystery. Double or Nothing 2021: Abadon vs. Anna Jay vs. Leyla Hirsch vs. Nyla Rose vs. Riho vs. Serena Deeb vs. Tay Conti vs. Thunder Rosa vs. ??? - Women’s Casino Ladder Match Serena Deeb and Nyla Rose start it off hot, Nyla trying to dominate but Deeb using her strength to counteract. Tay Conti comes in and her and Deeb come to a babyface arrangement to take the big women down. Thunder Rosa follows suit and starts to mix it up with everyone. Leyla Hirsch, Anna Jay, Riho and Abadon all come out and continue the fight. It’s multi-man chaos, with each women sabotaging the other from getting that poker chip. They all want the prize. Killer Kelly at one point tries to walk down and help out Hirsch, but Riho valiantly takes her on and brawls with her to the back. She then dives off the stage with a Crossbody into Lindsay Snow and Killer Kelly. Allysin Kay comes out and puts her through a part of the stage to take her out. Riho comes back, freshly bruised by Kay, and looks to climb the ladder, but Anna Jay pushes her down. She then starts to taunt and mock the 9th and final entrant while she waits for them to appear...and it’s RETURNING KRIS STATLANDER! Statlander comes in and wrecks house; takes out all the people involved while the action continues. Abadon lets out a mighty scream as she goes to climb the ladder. Tay and Anna push her off and meet at the top. They then start throwing shots at each other. They all fall under Thunder Rosa pushes them off and climbs up, grabbing the poker chip and holding it high it in triumph. She now with a future AEW Women’s World Championship match locked in. She takes the mic and tells Hikaru “good luck - you’ll need it.” before dropping it and heading to the back. Thunder Rosa wins the Women’s Casino Ladder Match (16:35) Hikaru Shida (c) vs. Britt Baker - AEW Women’s World Championship Baker comes out without Reba for the first time in a long time, pure determination on her face to succeed. Both women put their heart and soul into the match, pouring every last bit of fight they’ve got in. Britt gets a Lockjaw in near the end and refuses to let go when Shida grabs the ropes. The ref has to physically pull her off, ONLY FOR SHIDA TO HIT ONE FINAL TAMASHII NO THREE COUNT!! She pins and wins. Hikaru Shida defeats Britt Baker (10:21)
Full list of upcoming games on the Nintendo Switch (US) (Updated 11/7/2020)
Console exclusives (games that are also on PC and/or mobile, but not on other consoles) in Italics. Nintendo exclusives (games that are only on Nintendo platforms) in bold. For those looking at this list and not sure what's likely to be noteworthy, I have compiled a page for noteworthy releases in November. Please give them a look if you want to see what games are likely to be some of October's highlights! As for the full list of upcoming games, here you go:
(Note: TBA Dates and Missed Release Dates in comments) I miss anything? Mis-marked exclusivity? Have an official source with updated info? Let me know!
Peter Cushing is the Star of the Month for October, 2020 on TCM (U.S.)
Every Monday from 8:00 p.m. till just after the sun comes up. Thursday, October 01, 2020 (12:00 AM) (drama) Up The Down Staircase (1967/124 m/Robert Mulligan) (2:15 AM) (comedy) Our Miss Brooks (1956/85 m/Al Lewis) (4:00 AM) (drama)The Corn Is Green (1945/114 m/Irving Rapper) (6:00 AM) (comedy) Girl He Left Behind (1956/103 m/David Butler) (8:00 AM) (war) Lafayette Escadrille (1958/93 m/William A. Wellman) (9:45 AM) (comedy) Dondi (1961/100 m/Albert Zugsmith) (11:30 AM) (epic) The Shoes of the Fisherman (1968/162 m/Michael Anderson) (2:15 PM) (crime) Ring of Fire (1961/91 m/Andrew L. Stone) (4:00 PM) (suspense) Twenty Plus Two (1961/103 m/Joseph M. Newman) (5:45 PM) (horror) Marooned (1969/129 m/John Sturges) (8:00 PM) (drama) La Strada (1954/108 m/Federico Fellini) (10:00 PM) (romance) Two for the Road (1967/111 m/Stanley Donen) Friday, October 02, 2020 (12:00 AM) (romance) Dodsworth (1936/101 m/William Wyler) (2:00 AM) (documentary) The Memphis Belle: A Story of a Flying Fortress (1944/40 m/Lt. Col. William Wyler) (3:00 AM) (drama) Black Girl (1966/60 m/Ousmane Sembene) (4:15 AM) (drama) The Music Room (1958/99 m/Satyajit Ray) (6:00 AM) (comedy) Go West (1940/80 m/Edward Buzzell) (7:45 AM) (comedy) The Big Store (1941/83 m/Charles Riesner) (9:30 AM) (comedy) Double Dynamite (1951/81 m/Irving Cummings) (11:00 AM) (comedy) Girl In Every Port (1952/86 m/Chester Erskine) (12:30 PM) (comedy) A Day at the Races (1937/109 m/Sam Wood) (2:30 PM) (comedy) At the Circus (1939/87 m/Edward Buzzell) (4:15 PM) (comedy) A Night at the Opera (1935/91 m/Sam Wood) (6:00 PM) (epic) The Story of Mankind (1957/100 m/Irwin Allen) (8:00 PM) (horror) Dracula (1931/74m/Tod Browning) (9:30 PM) (suspense) Cat People (1942/73 m/Jacques Tourneur) (11:00 PM) (horror) House on Haunted Hill (1958/75 m/William Castle) Saturday, October 03, 2020 (12:30 AM) (horror) The Haunting (1963/112 m/Robert Wise) (3:45 AM) (premiere) Wigstock: The Movie (1995/85 m/Barry Shils) (5:15 AM) (short) The Relaxed Wife (1957/13 m/?) (5:15 AM) (short) Time Out for Trouble (1961/19m/David S. Glidden) (6:00 AM) (comedy) Million Dollar Baby (1941/101 m/Curtis Bernhardt) (8:00 AM) (premiere) MGM CARTOONS: The Peachy Cobbler (1950/7 m/Fred (Tex) Avery) (8:08 AM) (short) Phonies Beware! (1956/8 m/Larry O'Reilly) (8:17 AM) (short) Night Life in Chicago (1948/9 m/?) (8:27 AM) (premiere) Arctic Fury (1949/61 m/Norman Dawn) (9:30 AM) (premiere) THE WILD WEST DAYS: Redskins’ Revenge (1937/?/?) (10:00 AM) (premiere) POPEYE: Baby Wants a Bottleship (1942/7 m/Dave Fleischer) (10:08 AM) (adventure) Safari Drums (1953/71 m/Ford Beebe) (11:30 AM) (documentary) Alaska Lifeboat (1956/21 m/Herbert Morgan) (12:00 PM) (drama) The Prince and the Pauper (1937/118 m/William Keighley) (2:15 PM) (crime) Key Largo (1948/100 m/John Huston) (4:15 PM) (drama) The Defiant Ones (1958/96 m/Stanley Kramer) (6:00 PM) (romance) The Thomas Crown Affair (1968/102 m/Norman Jewison) (8:00 PM) (epic) Lawrence of Arabia (1962/227 m/David Lean) Sunday, October 04, 2020 (12:00 AM) (crime) Where the Sidewalk Ends (1950/95 m/Otto Preminger) (2:00 AM) (western) Across the Wide Missouri (1951/78 m/William Wellman) (3:30 AM) (musical) On An Island With You (1948/108 m/Richard Thorpe) (5:30 AM) (short) Inflation (1942/17 m/Cy Endfield) (6:00 AM) (romance) The Last of Mrs. Cheyney (1937/98 m/Richard Boleslawski) (7:45 AM) (romance) Humoresque (1946/124 m/Jean Negulesco) (10:00 AM) (crime) Where the Sidewalk Ends (1950/95 m/Otto Preminger) (12:00 PM) (comedy) Mr. Belvedere Goes to College (1949/83 m/Elliott Nugent) (1:30 PM) (comedy) The Women (1939/133 m/George Cukor) (4:00 PM) (musical) Bye Bye Birdie (1963/112 m/George Sidney) (6:00 PM) (documentary) The Great Buster: A Celebration (2018/101 m/Peter Bogdanovich) (8:00 PM) (silent) Sherlock Jr. (1924/46 m/Buster Keaton) (9:00 PM) (silent) The General (1927/79 m/Buster Keaton) (10:30 PM) (silent) Steamboat Bill Jr. (1928/71 m/Charles F. Reisner) Monday, October 05, 2020 (12:00 AM) (silent) Seven Chances (1925/57 m/Buster Keaton) (2:00 AM) (drama) Viridiana (1961/91 m/Luis Buñuel) (3:45 AM) (drama) The Exterminating Angel (1962/92 m/Luis Buñuel) (5:30 AM) (documentary) MGM Parade Show #5 (1955/26 m/?) (6:00 AM) (musical) Roberta (1935/106 m/William A. Seiter) (8:00 AM) (musical) Fashions of 1934 (1934/78 m/William Dieterle) (9:30 AM) (drama) Stolen Holiday (1937/80 m/Michael Curtiz) (11:00 AM) (comedy) Designing Woman (1957/118 m/Vincente Minnelli) (1:00 PM) (comedy) Made in Paris (1966/103 m/Boris Sagal) (2:45 PM) (romance) A Place for Lovers (1969/88 m/Vittorio De Sica) (4:30 PM) (horror) Blood and Black Lace (1964/88 m/Mario Bava) (6:00 PM) (suspense) Lured (1947/103 m/Douglas Sirk) (8:00 PM) (crime) Cash on Demand (1961/80 min/Quentin Lawrence) (9:30 PM) (romance) The End of the Affair (1955/106 m/Edward Dmytryk) (11:30 PM) (crime) Time Without Pity (1957/85 m/Joseph Losey) Tuesday, October 06, 2020 (1:15 AM) (adventure) John Paul Jones (1959/126 m/John Farrow) (3:30 AM) (drama) Hamlet (1948/154 m/Laurence Olivier) (6:15 AM) (comedy) A Chump at Oxford (1940/63 m/Alfred Goulding) (7:30 AM) (drama) Vigil in the Night (1940/102 m/George Stevens) (9:15 AM) (comedy) The Gay Bride (1934/80 m/Jack Conway) (10:45 AM) (musical) Swing High, Swing Low (1937/83 m/Mitchell Leisen) (12:15 PM) (comedy) Love Before Breakfast (1936/70 m/Walter Lang) (1:30 PM) (comedy) Nothing Sacred (1937/74 m/William A. Wellman) (3:00 PM) (comedy) Mr. and Mrs. Smith (1941/95 m/Alfred Hitchcock) (4:45 PM) (comedy) To Be or Not to Be (1942/99 m/Ernst Lubitsch) (6:30 PM) (documentary) The Golden Age of Comedy (1957/79 m/various) (9:15 PM) (drama) The Ascent (1977/109 m/Larisa Sheptiko) Wednesday, October 07, 2020 (12:30 AM) Meek's Cutoff (2010/104 m/Kelly Reichardt) (2:30 AM) (short) Meshes of the Afternoon (1944/14 m/Maya Deren) (4:30 AM) (comedy) Daisies (1966/76 m/Vera Chytilová (6:00 AM) (premiere) Cameraperson (2016/102 m/Kirsten Johnson) (9:15 AM) (drama) The Journey (1959/126 m/Anatole Litvak) (11:30 AM) (drama) The Squall (1929/102 mAlexander Korda) (1:30 PM) (short) Beautiful Budapest (1938/9 m/?) (1:45 PM) (short) Rural Hungary (1939/9 m/James A. FitzPatrick) (2:00 PM) (drama) Fight For Your Lady (1938/66 m/Ben Stoloff) (3:15 PM) (drama) Storm at Daybreak (1933/79 m/Richard Boleslavsky) (4:45 PM) (romance) The Shop Around the Corner (1940/99 m/Ernst Lubitsch) (6:30 PM) (musical) One Heavenly Night (1930/80 m/Geo. Fitzmaurice) (8:00 PM) (comedy) No Time For Sergeants (1958/119 m/Mervyn LeRoy) (10:15 PM) (drama) A Face in the Crowd (1957/126 m/Elia Kazan) Thursday, October 08, 2020 (12:30 AM) (western) Hearts of the West (1975/102 m/Howard Zieff) (2:30 AM) (comedy) Onionhead (1958/110 m/Norman Taurog) (4:30 AM) (comedy) Thunder Afloat (1939/95 m/George B. Seitz) (6:15 AM) (crime) The Public Enemy (1931/84 m/William A. Wellman) (8:15 AM) (romance) Red-Headed Woman (1932/79 m/Jack Conway) (9:45 AM) (comedy) Dinner at Eight (1933/111 m/George Cukor) (11:45 AM) (comedy) Saratoga (1937/92 m/Jack Conway) (1:30 PM) (romance) Hold Your Man (1933/87 m/Sam Wood) (3:15 PM) (romance) Red Dust (1932/83 m/Victor Fleming) (4:45 PM) (comedy) Personal Property (1937/84 m/W. S. Van Dyke II) (6:15 PM) (comedy) Bombshell (1933/96 m/Victor Fleming) (8:00 PM) (comedy) The Front Page (1931/101 m/Lewis Milestone) (10:00 PM) (suspense) Detour (1945/68 m/Edgar G. Ulmer) (11:30 PM) (drama) The Man with the Golden Arm (1956/119m/Otto Preminger) Friday, October 09, 2020 (1:45 AM) (romance) Love Affair (1939/88 m/Leo McCarey) (3:30 AM) (crime) A Brighter Summer Day (1991/237 m/Edward Yang) (7:00 AM) (short) Alice in Movieland (1940/22 m/Jean Negulesco) (7:45 AM) (drama) Nora Prentiss (1947/111 m/Vincent Sherman) (9:45 AM) (crime) Born to Kill (1947/92 m/Robert Wise) (11:30 AM) (drama) Dark Passage (1947/106 m/Delmer Daves) (1:30 PM) (suspense) Out of the Past (1947/97 m/Jacques Tourneur) (3:15 PM) (crime) Race Street (1948/79 m/Edwin L. Marin) (4:45 PM) (suspense) Impact (1949/111 m/Arthur Lubin) (6:45 PM) (suspense) The Woman On Pier 13 (1950/73 m/Robert Stevenson) (8:00 PM) (horror) The Ghoul (1933/81 m/T. Hayes Hunter) (9:30 PM) (horror) The Black Sleep (1956/82 m/Reginald LeBorg) (11:00 PM) (horror) Mark of the Vampire (1935/60 m/Tod Browning) Saturday, October 10, 2020 (12:15 AM) (horror) Night of the Living Dead (1968/96 m/George A. Romero) (2:00 AM) (adventure) White Lightning (1973/101 m/Joseph Sargent) (3:45 AM) (drama) Gator (1976/116 m/Burt Reynolds) (5:45 AM) (short) The Corvair in Action! (1960/6 m/?) (6:00 AM) (musical) The Opposite Sex (1956/116 m/David Miller) (8:00 AM) (premiere) MGM Cartoons: Red Hot Riding Hood (1943/7 m/Fred (Tex) Avery) (8:09 AM) (short) Fortune Seekers (1956/8 m/Larry O'Reilly) (8:18 AM) (documentary) Historic Maryland (1941/8 m/?) (8:27 AM) (drama) Men of the North (1930/61 m/Hal Roach) (9:30 AM) (premiere) THE WILD WEST DAYS: Brink of Doom (1937/?/?) (10:00 AM) (premiere) POPEYE: Alona the Sarong Seas (1942/7 m/Dave Fleischer) (10:08 AM) (premiere) The Golden Idol (1954/71 m/Ford Beebe) (11:30 AM) (comedy) King Of The Islands (1935/17 m/Ralph Staub) . (12:00 PM) (adventure) Tarzan The Ape Man (1932/100 m/W. S. Van Dyke II) (2:00 PM) (musical) Lili (1953/81 m/Charles Walters) (3:30 PM) (comedy) Casino Royale (1967/131 m/John Huston, et. al.) (6:00 PM) (musical) Top Hat (1935/100 m/Mark Sandrich) (8:00 PM) (adventure) Gunga Din (1939/117 m/George Stevens) (10:15 PM) (adventure) The Three Musketeers (1948/126 m/George Sidney) Sunday, October 11, 2020 (12:30 AM) (crime) The Racket (1951/89 m/John Cromwell) (2:30 AM) (comedy) Bananas (1971/82 m/Woody Allen) (4:00 AM) (comedy) Hannah and Her Sisters (1986/107 m/Woody Allen) (6:00 AM) (comedy) A Midsummer Night's Dream (1935/143 m/Max Reinhardt) (8:30 AM) (drama) Journey For Margaret (1942/81 m/Major W. S. Van Dyke II) (10:00 AM) (crime) The Racket (1951/89 m/John Cromwell) (12:00 PM) (drama) Sounder (1972/105 m/Martin Ritt) (2:00 PM) (drama) The Secret Garden (1949/92 m/Fred M. Wilcox) (3:45 PM) (drama) The Catered Affair (1956/94 m/Richard Brooks) (5:30 PM) (musical) Flower Drum Song (1961/131 m/Henry Koster) (8:00 PM) (comedy) The Front Page (1974/105 m/Billy Wilder) (10:00 PM) (comedy) The Fortune Cookie (1966/126 m/Billy Wilder) Monday, October 12, 2020 (12:15 AM) (comedy) Sidewalk Stories (1989/99 m/Charles Lane) (2:15 AM) (comedy) The Firemen's Ball (1967/73 m/Milos Forman) (3:45 AM) (premiere) All My Good Countrymen (1968/126 m/Vojtěch Jasný) (6:00 AM) (horror) The Reptile (1966/90 m/John Gilling) (7:45 AM) (horror) The Killer Shrews (1959/68 m/Ray Kellogg) (9:00 AM) (horror) King Kong (1933/104 m/Merian C. Cooper) (11:00 AM) (horror) The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms (1953/80 m/Eugene Lourié) (12:30 PM) (horror) Gojira (1954/96 m/Ishiro Honda) (2:00 PM) (horror) Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954/79 m/Jack Arnold) (3:30 PM) (horror) Creature from the Haunted Sea (1961/59 m/Roger Corman) (4:45 PM) (horror) The Green Slime (1969/90 m/Kinji Fukasaku) (6:30 PM) (horror) Night of the Lepus (1972/88 m/William F. Claxton) (8:00 PM) (adventure) Sword of Sherwood Forest (1960/80 m/Terence Fisher) (11:00 PM) (horror) Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. (1966/81 m/Gordon Flemyng) Tuesday, October 13, 2020 (12:30 AM) (adventure) She (1965/106 m/Robert Day) (2:30 AM) (crime) Violent Playground (1958/106 m/Basil Dearden) (4:30 AM) (premiere) In Saigon: Some May Live (1967/89 m/Vernon Sewell) (6:00 AM) (drama) Devotion (1931/81 m/Robert Milton) (7:30 AM) (comedy) The Runaway Bus (1954/74 m/Val Guest) (9:00 AM) (crime) The Solitaire Man (1933/67 m/Jack Conway) (10:30 AM) (suspense) Blind Adventure (1933/63 m/Ernest B. Schoedsack) (11:45 AM) (musical) Double Trouble (1967/92 m/Norman Taurog) (1:30 PM) (romance) A Warm December (1972/101 m/Sidney Poitier) (3:30 PM) (drama) The V.I.P.S (1963/119 m/Anthony Asquith) (5:45 PM) (comedy) The Prince and the Showgirl (1957/117 m/Laurence Olivier) Wednesday, October 14, 2020 (2:00 AM) (documentary) The House Is Black (1963/22 m/?) (2:30 AM) (romance) First Love (1977/91 m/Joan Darling) (4:15 AM) (drama) The Night Porter (1974/118 m/Liliana Cavani) (6:30 AM) (drama) Le Bonheur (1965/80 m/Agnes Varda) (10:15 AM) (silent) The Unholy Three (1925/86 m/Tod Browning) (12:00 PM) (silent) The Unknown (1927/49 m/Tod Browning) (1:00 PM) (silent) The Blackbird (1926/86 m/Tod Browning) (2:30 PM) (horror) The Thirteenth Chair (1929/73 m/Tod Browning) (4:00 PM) (horror) Freaks (1932/62 m/Tod Browning) (5:15 PM) (horror) Mark of the Vampire (1935/60 m/Tod Browning) (6:30 PM) (horror) The Devil-Doll (1936/78 m/Tod Browning) (8:00 PM) (drama) Abe Lincoln in Illinois (1940/110 m/John Cromwell) (10:00 PM) (drama) Sunrise at Campobello (1960/144 m/Vincent J. Donehue) Thursday, October 15, 2020 (12:45 AM) (drama) Wilson (1944/154 m/Henry King) (3:30 AM) (war) PT 109 (1963/140 m/Leslie H. Martinson) . (6:00 AM) (comedy) Three Men on a Horse (1936/86 m/Mervyn LeRoy) (7:30 AM) (crime) Unholy Partners (1941/94 m/Mervyn LeRoy) (9:15 AM) (musical) Sweet Adeline (1935/88 m/Mervyn Le Roy) (11:00 AM) (comedy) Happiness Ahead (1934/86 m/Mervyn Le Roy) (12:30 PM) (drama) Big City Blues (1932/63 m/Mervyn LeRoy) (1:45 PM) (suspense) The Bad Seed (1956/129 m/Mervyn LeRoy) (4:00 PM) (drama) They Won't Forget (1937/95 m/Mervyn LeRoy) (5:45 PM) (romance) Random Harvest (1942/126 m/Mervyn LeRoy) (8:00 PM) (war) Tunes of Glory (1960/107 m/Ronald Neame) (10:00 PM) (war) The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943/164 m/Michael Powell) Friday, October 16, 2020 (1:00 AM) (war) The Seventh Cross (1944/112 m/Fred Zinnemann) (3:00 AM) (drama) The Diary of Anne Frank (1959/180 m/George Stevens) (6:15 AM) (documentary) Trances (1981/89 m/Ahmed El Maanouni) (8:00 AM) (comedy) Little Shop of Horrors (1960/72 m/Roger Corman) (9:15 AM) (horror) Village of the Damned (1960/77 m/Wolf Rilla) (10:45 AM) (horror) The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962/82 m/Joseph Green) (12:15 PM) (horror) Carnival of Souls (1962/78 m/Herk Harvey) (1:45 PM) (horror) Dementia 13 (1963/75 m/Francis Ford Coppola) (3:15 PM) (horror) The Raven (1963/86 m/Roger Corman) (4:45 PM) (horror) Spider Baby (1964/84 m/Jack Hill) (6:15 PM) (horror) The Nanny (1965/93 m/Seth Holt) (8:00 PM) (horror) Dead of Night (1945/103 m/Alberto Cavalcanti, Basil Dearden, Robert Hamer, Charles Crichton) (10:00 PM) (horror) Twice-Told Tales (1963/120 m/Sidney Salkow) Saturday, October 17, 2020 (12:15 AM) (horror) Black Sabbath (1963/96 m/Mario Bava) (2:00 AM) (premiere) Enter the Ninja (1981/99 m/Menahem Golan) (3:45 AM) (premiere) Revenge of the Ninja (1983/?/Sam Firstenberg) (5:30 AM) (short) Shake Hands With Danger (1970/23 m/?) (6:00 AM) (war) The Password Is Courage (1962/115 m/Andrew L. Stone) (8:00 AM) MGM CARTOONS: Sheep Wrecked (1958/6 m/Michael Lah) (8:08 AM) (documentary) Cave Explorers (1957/8 m/Heinz Scheiderbauer) (8:17 AM) (short) The Capital City Washington, D.C. (1940/9 m/?) (8:27 AM) (drama) She Loved A Fireman (1937/58 m/John Farrow) (9:30 AM) (premiere) The WILD WEST DAYS: Indians Are Coming (1937/?/?) (10:00 AM) (premiere) POPEYE: A Hull of a Mess (1942/6 m/Dave Fleischer) (10:08 AM) (adventure) Lord of the Jungle (1955/69 m/Ford Beebe) (11:30 AM) (short) Kissing Time (1933/22 m/Roy Mack) (12:00 PM) (western) Angel And The Badman (1947/100 m/James Edward Grant) (1:45 PM) (adventure) Captain Horatio Hornblower (1951/117 m/Raoul Walsh) (4:00 PM) (comedy) Support Your Local Sheriff! (1969/93 m/Burt Kennedy) (5:45 PM) (horror) Rollerball (1975/125 m/Norman Jewison) (8:00 PM) (musical) Singin' in the Rain (1952/103 m/Gene Kelly) (10:00 PM) (musical) Summer Stock (1950/109 m/Charles Walters) Sunday, October 18, 2020 (12:00 AM) (crime) Destination Murder (1950/73 m/Edward L. Cahn) (1:45 AM) (comedy) The Fearless Vampire Killers or Pardon Me, But Your Teeth Are in My Neck (1966/107 m/Roman Polanski) (3:45 AM) (horror) House of Dark Shadows (1970/97 m/Dan Curtis) (5:30 AM) (short) Return to Glennascaul (1953/24 m/Hilton Edwards) (6:00 AM) (drama) The Life of Emile Zola (1937/116 m/William Dieterle) (8:15 AM) (comedy) His Girl Friday (1940/92 m/Howard Hawks) (10:00 AM) (crime) Destination Murder (1950/73 m/Edward L. Cahn) (11:45 AM) (epic) The Good Earth (1937/138 m/Sidney Franklin) (2:15 PM) (drama) Written on the Wind (1957/99 m/Douglas Sirk) (4:00 PM) (romance) Dear Heart (1964/114 m/Delbert Mann) (6:00 PM) (comedy) Peggy Sue Got Married (1986/105 m/Francis Ford Coppola) (10:00 PM) (comedy) Losing Ground (1982/86 m/Kathleen Collins) Monday, October 19, 2020 (12:00 AM) (silent) Exit Smiling (1926/77 m/Sam Taylor) (2:00 AM) (premiere) I Am Waiting (1957/91 m/Koreyoshi Kurahara) (3:45 AM) (premiere) A Colt Is My Passport (1967/84 m/Takashi Nomura) . (5:30 AM) (documentary) MGM Parade Show #5 (1955/26 m/?) (6:00 AM) (comedy) I Married a Witch (1942/77 m/René Clair) (7:30 AM) (comedy) Mr. and Mrs. Smith (1941/95 m/Alfred Hitchcock) (9:15 AM) (crime) Touch of Evil (1958/111 m/Orson Welles) (11:30 AM) (adventure) Mogambo (1953/116 m/John Ford) (1:45 PM) (suspense) North by Northwest (1959/136 m/Alfred Hitchcock) (4:15 PM) (drama) In A Lonely Place (1950/93 m/Nicholas Ray) (6:00 PM) (war) Any Number Can Play (1949/103 m/Mervyn LeRoy) (8:00 PM) (suspense) The Hound of the Baskervilles (1959/87 m/Terence Fisher) (9:30 PM) (horror) Horror of Dracula (1958/81 m/Terence Fisher) (11:15 PM) (horror) The Mummy (1959/88 m/Terence Fisher) (1:00 AM) (horror) The Curse of Frankenstein (1957/83 min/Terence Fisher) (2:45 AM) (horror) Frankenstein Created Woman (1967/92 min/Terence Fisher) (4:30 AM) (horror) Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed! (1970/101 m/Terence Fisher) Tuesday, October 20, 2020 (6:15 AM) (comedy) Front Page Woman (1935/82 m/Michael Curtiz) (7:45 AM) (romance) Wife Vs. Secretary (1936/88 m/Clarence Brown) (9:30 AM) (suspense) Mr. And Mrs. North (1941/67 m/Robert B. Sinclair) (10:45 AM) (comedy) Theodora Goes Wild (1936/94 m/Richard Boleslawski) (12:30 PM) (comedy) Breakfast for Two (1937/68 m/Alfred Santell) (1:45 PM) (comedy) Four's A Crowd (1938/92 m/Michael Curtiz) (3:30 PM) (comedy) It's A Wonderful World (1939/86 m/W. S. Van Dyke II) (5:00 PM) (comedy) Fools For Scandal (1938/80 m/Mervyn Le Roy) (6:30 PM) (romance) Love on the Run (1936/80 m/W. S. Van Dyke) (8:00 PM) (premiere) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema #8 (2018/?/Mark Cousins) (9:15 PM) TBA (10:45 PM) (documentary)) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema #8 (2018/?/Mark Cousins) __ Wednesday, October 21, 2020 (2:00 AM) (premiere) The Third Miracle (1999/119 m/Agnieszka Holland) (7:45 AM) (short) The Birth, the Life and the Death of Christ (1906/34 m/Alice Guy-Blache) (8:30 AM) (documentary) Araya (1959/83 m/Margot Benacerraf) (10:00 AM) (drama) Children of a Lesser God (1986/119 m/Randa Haines) (12:15 PM) (drama) Young Dr. Kildare (1938/82 m/Harold S. Bucquet) (1:45 PM) (drama) Calling Dr. Kildare (1939/86 m/Harold S. Bucquet) (3:30 PM) (drama) The Secret of Dr. Kildare (1939/84 m/Harold S. Bucquet) (5:00 PM) (drama) Dr. Kildare Goes Home (1940/79 m/Harold S. Bucquet) (6:30 PM) (drama) Dr. Kildare's Crisis (1940/75 m/Harold S. Bucquet) (8:00 PM) (comedy) Hard To Handle (1933/78 m/Mervyn LeRoy) (9:30 PM) (crime) The Beast Of The City (1932/86 m/Charles Brabin) (11:15 PM) (drama) One Way Passage (1942/67 m/Tay Garnett) Thursday, October 22, 2020 (12:45 AM) (crime) They Live By Night (1948/95 m/Nicholas Ray) (2:30 AM) (adventure) The Prisoner of Zenda (1952/100 m/Richard Thorpe) (4:15 AM) (adventure) Green Fire (1955/100 m/Andrew Marton) (6:00 AM) (adventure) Three Faces East (1930/71 m/Roy Del Ruth) (7:30 AM) (drama) Born to Love (1932/81 m/Paul L. Stein) (9:00 AM) (drama) The Common Law (1932/74 m/Paul L. Stein) (10:30 AM) (drama) Rockabye (1932/68 m/George Cukor) (11:45 AM) (drama) Bed of Roses (1933/ 67 /Gregory LaCava) (1:00 PM) (drama) Our Betters (1933/83 m/George Cukor) (2:30 PM) (comedy) Topper (1937/97 m/Norman Z. McLeod) (4:15 PM) (comedy) Topper Takes a Trip (1939/80 m/Norman Z. McLeod) (5:45 PM) (comedy) Merrily We Live (1938/95 m/Norman Z. McLeod) (7:30 PM) (documentary) MGM Parade Show #5 (1955/26 m/?) (8:00 PM) (crime) The Killers (1964/93 m/Donald Siegel) (9:45 PM) (drama) The Breaking Point (1950/97 m/Michael Curtiz) (11:30 PM) (horror) The Mystery Of The Wax Museum (1933/77 m/Michael Curtiz) Friday, October 23, 2020 (1:00 AM) (horror) Night of the Living Dead (1968/96 m/George A. Romero) (3:00 AM) (premiere) A River Called Titas (1973/158 m/Ritwik Ghatak) (6:00 AM) (drama) Inside Straight (1951/87 m/Gerald Mayer) (7:30 AM) (crime) Absolute Quiet (1936/70 m/George B. Seitz) (8:45 AM) (drama) Chain Lightning (1950/95 m/Stuart Heisler) (10:30 AM) (adventure) Tycoon (1947/129 m/Richard Wallace) (12:45 PM) (drama) No Marriage Ties (1933/72 m/J. Walter Ruben) (2:00 PM) (drama) Death of a Scoundrel (1956/120 m/Charles Martin) (4:15 PM) (crime) Assignment To Kill (1968/99 m/Sheldon Reynolds) (6:00 PM) (suspense) The Drowning Pool (1975/108 m/Stuart Rosenberg) (8:00 PM) (horror) Pit and the Pendulum (1961/80 m/Roger Corman) (9:45 PM) (horror) Spirits of the Dead (1968/121 m/Federico Fellini, Louis Malle, Roger Vadim) Saturday, October 24, 2020 (12:00 AM) (horror) Murders In The Rue Morgue (1971/98 m/Gordon Hessler) (2:00 AM) (premiere) Ninja III: The Domination (1984/95 m/Sam Firstenberg) (3:45 AM) (drama) Heavenly Bodies (1985/89 m/Lawrence Dane) (5:30 AM) (short) Keep Off The Grass (1969/21 m/?) (6:00 AM) (comedy) Please Don't Eat the Daisies (1960/111 m/Charles Walters) (8:00 AM) (premiere) MGM CARTOONS: One Cab's Family (1938/8 m/Fred (Tex) Avery) (8:09 AM) (documentary) Black Cats and Broomsticks (1955/8 m/Larry O'Reilly) (8:18 AM) (short) Wandering Here and There (1944/9 m/James A. FitzPatrick) (8:28 AM) (romance) King Of The Lumberjacks (1940/59 m/William Clemens) (9:30 AM) (premiere) THE WILD WEST DAYS: Leap For Life (1937/?/?) (10:00 AM) (premiere) POPEYE: Cartoons Ain’t Human (1943/7 m/Dave Fleischer) (10:09 AM) (adventure) Tarzan And The Amazons (1945/76 m/Kurt Neumann) (11:30 AM) (short) The Flame Song (1934/22 m/Joseph Henabery) (12:00 PM) (suspense) Harper (1966/121 m/Jack Smight) (2:15 PM) (horror) Brainstorm (1983/106 m/Douglas Trumbull) (4:15 PM) (war) Men Of The Fighting Lady (1954/80 m/Andrew Marton) (5:45 PM) (drama) Citizen Kane (1941/119 m/Orson Welles) (8:00 PM) (drama) Ace in the Hole (1951/111m/Billy Wilder) (10:15 PM) (premiere) Flesh and Fury (1952/83 m/Joseph Pevney) Sunday, October 25, 2020 (12:00 AM) (adventure) Macao (1952/81 m/Josef von Sternberg) (1:45 AM) (horror) The Werewolf (1956/80 m/Fred F. Sears) (3:15 AM) (premiere) The Howling (1981/91 m/Joe Dante) (5:00 AM) (horror) The Mummy (1932/73 m/Karl Freund) (6:15 AM) (suspense) Murder on the Blackboard (1934/72 m/George Archainbaud) (7:30 AM) (romance) All This, and Heaven Too (1940/143 m/Anatole Litvak) (10:00 AM) (adventure) Macao (1952/81 m/Josef von Sternberg) (12:00 PM) (romance) The White Cliffs Of Dover (1944/126 m/Clarence Brown) (2:15 PM) (epic) Around the World in 80 Days (1956/182 m/Michael Anderson) (5:30 PM) (horror) What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962/134 m/Robert Aldrich) (8:00 PM) (western) 3:10 to Yuma (1957/92 m/Delmer Daves) (10:00 PM) (western) Gunman's Walk (1958/95 m/Phil Karlson) Monday, October 26, 2020 (12:00 AM) (silent) Haxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages (1922/107 m/Benjamin Christensen) (2:00 AM) (suspense) Diabolique (1955/117 m/Henri-Georges Clouzot) (4:15 AM) (horror) Eyes Without a Face (1959/90 m/Georges Franju) (6:00 AM) (suspense) The Beast with Five Fingers (1946/88 m/Robert Florey) (7:45 AM) (adventure) Mara Maru (1952/98 m/Gordon Douglas) (9:30 AM) (drama) They Won't Believe Me (1947/80 m/Irving Pichel) (11:15 AM) (suspense) Where Danger Lives (1950/80 m/John Farrow) (1:00 PM) (suspense) Fingers at the Window (1942/81 m/Charles Lederer) (2:30 PM) (suspense) Footsteps in the Dark (1941/96 m/Lloyd Bacon) (4:15 PM) (suspense) Kill or Cure (1962/88 m/George Pollock) (6:00 PM) (comedy) The Gazebo (1960/102m/George Marshall) (8:00 PM) (horror) Nothing But the Night (1972/91 m/Peter Sasdy) (9:45 PM) (horror) Madhouse (1974/91 m/James Clark) (11:30 PM) (horror) From Beyond the Grave (1973/98 m/Kevin Connor) Tuesday, October 27, 2020 (1:30 AM) (horror) Scream and Scream Again (1970/95 m/Gordon Hessler) (3:15 AM) (premiere) The Satanic Rites of Dracula (1973/88 m/Alan Gibson) (4:45 AM) (horror) Dracula A.D. 1972 (1972/96 m/Alan Gibson) (6:30 AM) (western) Somewhere In Sonora (1933/58 m/Mack V. Wright) (7:45 AM) (western) Along the Rio Grande (1941/64 m/Edward Killy) (9:00 AM) (western) Valley of the Sun (1942/78 m/George Marshall) (10:30 AM) (western) Sagebrush Trail (1933/53 m/Armand Schaefer) (11:30 AM) (western) Devil's Canyon (1953/92 m/Alfred Werker) (1:15 PM) (western) The Hired Gun (1957/64 m/Ray Nazarro) (2:30 PM) (premiere) Black Patch (1957/82 m/Allen H. Miner) (4:00 PM) (western) Virginia City (1940/121 m/Michael Curtiz) (6:15 PM) (western) Escape From Fort Bravo (1953/98 m/John Sturges) Wednesday, October 28, 2020 (12:15 AM) (comedy) Girlfriends (1978/88 m/Claudia Weill) (2:00 AM) (drama) The Connection (1962/103 m/Shirley Clarke) (4:00 AM) (comedy) Lost In Yonkers (1993/114 m/Martha Coolidge) (10:00 AM) (drama) Winter Meeting (1948/104 m/Bretaigne Windust) (12:00 PM) (romance) I Know Where I'm Going (1945/92 m/Michael Powell) (1:45 PM) (romance) The Enchanted Cottage (1945/92 m/John Cromwell) (3:30 PM) (romance) Random Harvest (1942/126 m/Mervyn LeRoy) (6:00 PM) (romance) Desire Me (1947/91 m/George Cukor) (8:00 PM) (drama) The Best Man (1964/102 m/Franklin J. Schaffner) (10:00 PM) (drama) State of the Union (1948/123 m/Frank Capra) Thursday, October 29, 2020 (12:15 AM) (comedy) The Great McGinty (1940/82 m/Preston Sturges) (2:00 AM) (drama) The Candidate (1972/110 m/Michael Ritchie) (4:00 AM) (drama) All the King's Men (1949/110 m/Robert Rossen) (6:00 AM) (western) Haunted Gold (1932/58 m/Mack V. Wright) (7:00 AM) (horror) The Devil-Doll (1936/78 m/Tod Browning) (8:30 AM) (suspense) Before Dawn (1933/61 m/Irving Pichel) (9:45 AM) (comedy) Man Alive (1946/70 m/Ray Enright) (11:00 AM) (horror) Tormented (1960/75 m/Bert I. Gordon) (12:30 PM) (adventure) Angel on My Shoulder (1946/101 m/Archie Mayo) (2:15 PM) (horror) Night Of Dark Shadows (1971/94 m/Dan Curtis) (4:00 PM) (horror) Indestructible Man (1956/71 m/Jack Pollexfen) (5:15 PM) (horror) From Hell It Came (1957/71 m/Johnny Greenwald) (6:30 PM) (horror) Death Curse of Tartu (1966/88 m/William Grefé) (8:00 PM) (western) Winchester '73 (1950/92 m/Anthony Mann) (10:00 PM) (western) She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949/104 m/John Ford) Friday, October 30, 2020 (12:00 AM) (documentary) Primary (1960/53 m/Robert Drew) (1:15 AM) (documentary) Crisis (1963/53 m/Robert Drew) (2:15 AM) (premiere) Dos Monjes (1934//Juan Bustillo Oro) (4:00 AM) (drama) Of Mice and Men (1939/107m/Lewis Milestone) (6:00 AM) (documentary) MGM Parade Show #5 (1955/26 m/?) (6:30 AM) (horror) Doctor X (1932/76 m/Michael Curtiz) (8:00 AM) (horror) The Mask Of Fu Manchu (1932/68 m/Charles Brabin) (9:30 AM) (horror) The Most Dangerous Game (1932/63 m/Ernest B. Schoedsack) (10:45 AM) (horror) Island of Lost Souls (1932/70 m/Erle C. Kenton) (12:00 PM) (horror) White Zombie (1932/67 m/Victor Halperin) (1:30 PM) (horror) The Vampire Bat (1933/63 m/Frank Strayer) (2:45 PM) (horror) The Mystery Of The Wax Museum (1933/77 m/Michael Curtiz) (4:15 PM) (horror) Mad Love (1935/68 m/Karl Freund) (5:30 PM) (horror) The Walking Dead (1936/65 m/Michael Curtiz) (6:45 PM) (horror) The Return of Doctor X (1939/62 m/Vincent Sherman) (8:00 PM) (horror) Burn, Witch, Burn! (1962/89 m/Sidney Hayers) (9:45 PM) (horror) The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake (1959/70 m/Edward L. Cahn) (11:00 PM) (horror) The Devil's Bride (1968/96 m/Terence Fisher) Saturday, October 31, 2020 (12:45 AM) (horror) The Conqueror Worm (1968/87 m/Michael Reeves) (5:15 AM) (short) The Distant Drummer: Flowers of Darkness (1972/22 m/William Templeton) (5:15 AM) (short) Movie Trailer (1950/16 m/?) (6:00 AM) (horror) Freaks (1932/62 m/Tod Browning) (7:15 AM) (horror) Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1932/96 m/Rouben Mamoulian) (9:00 AM) (horror) House of Wax (1953/88 m/Andre deToth) (10:45 AM) (horror) Children of the Damned (1964/90 m/Anton M. Leader) (12:30 PM) (suspense) The Bad Seed (1956/129 m/Mervyn LeRoy) (2:45 PM) (drama) The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945/110 m/Albert Lewin) (4:45 PM) (horror) The Wolf Man (1941/70 m/George Waggner) (6:00 PM) (horror) The Haunting (1963/112 m/Robert Wise) (8:00 PM) (comedy) Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964/95 m/Stanley Kubrick) . (10:00 PM) (horror) Them! (1954/92 m/Gordon Douglas) (12:00 AM) (horror) The Seventh Victim (1943/71 m/Mark Robson) (1:30 AM) (horror) I Walked With A Zombie (1943/69 m/Jacques Tourneur) (3:00 AM) (horror) The Body Snatcher (1945/78 m/Robert Wise) (4:30 AM) (suspense) The Leopard Man (1943/66 m/Jacques Tourneur)
Directed by Martin Campbell. With Daniel Craig, Eva Green, Judi Dench, Jeffrey Wright. After earning 00 status and a licence to kill, Secret Agent James Bond sets out on his first mission as 007. Bond must defeat a private banker funding terrorists in a high-stakes game of poker at Casino Royale, Montenegro. Regardez la bande annonce du film Casino Royale (Casino Royale Bande-annonce VF). Casino Royale, un film de Martin Campbell CASINO ROYALE introduces JAMES BOND before he holds his license to kill. But Bond is no less dangerous, and with two professional assassinations in quick succession, he is elevated to “00” status. Bond’s first 007 mission takes him to Madagascar, where he is to spy on a terrorist, MOLLAKA (Sebastien Foucan). Read about Casino Royale Trailer Music by Pfeifer Broz. Music and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Casino Royale Trailer: After earning his license to kill, James Bond's first 007 mission takes him to Madagascar where he is to spy on a terrorist. Not everything goes as... On April 7, 2020, Under the High Patronage of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco, and for the benefit of the Princess Grace Foundation-usa the Principality will roll out the red carpet for the Monaco premiere of James Bond’s No Time To Die, directed by Princess Grace Award winner Cary Joji Fukunaga. For the first time ever, the iconic “Casino Royale” itself, the Casino de ... Casino Royale (Trailer 1) Thoroughly overhauling a 40-year-old movie franchise built around a dyed-in-the-wool cold warrior is no small task — it's a much bigger job than swapping out one actor ... Casino Royale Official Trailer #1 - David Niven Movie (1967) HDCasino Royale Trailer - James Bond comes out of retirement to take on the evil organization SMERSH.MGM - 1967 Buzz around the project is sky high as it marks the final outing for Daniel Craig in the title role after a beloved run of 007 films such as franchise high points “Casino Royale” and ...
James Bond theme by Monty NormanAll other themes composed by John Barry and David Arnold 007 James bond in his first adventure as a double 00 agent.I love this movie and still find it to be in my mind the best James Bond film to date.Feel free to... I know this is old but this is my favorite James Bond movie and i just love the trailer hope you'll like itIn the 21st James Bond movie, based on Ian Fleming... Casino Royale marks Daniel Craig's first appearance as the legendary James Bond at the start of his career, having just earned 00 status and his licence to k... trailer de la calse de edición de video en adobe premiere pro cc... Release Date: November 17, 2006 Daniel Craig stars as "007" James Bond, the smoothest, sexiest, most lethal agent on Her Majesty's Secret Service in "Casino ...
