• 03:00 They Shoot Horses, Don't They?

    Desperate people (Jane Fonda, Michael Sarrazin, Susannah York) enter a grueling dance marathon in Depression-era Chicago.

  • 05:15 Lifeboat

    A chic writer (Tallulah Bankhead), a stoker (William Bendix) and others drift with the U-boat captain (Walter Slezak) who has sunk their ship.

  • 07:15 The Blob

    Formless red slime lands in Pennsylvania and engulfs people; teens (Steven McQueen, Aneta Corseaut) try to warn scoffing adults.

  • 08:45 Fiend Without a Face

    A scientist's (Marshall Thompson) atomic-powered thoughts materialize as deadly flying brains with trailing spinal cords.

  • 10:15 The Thing From Another World

    Arctic soldiers and scientists find an alien aircraft containing a frozen creature (James Arness) that wakes and feeds on human blood.

  • 11:45 Them!

    Bug experts (Edmund Gwenn, Joan Weldon), a state trooper (James Whitmore) and an FBI agent track giant mutant ants from New Mexico to Los Angeles.

  • 13:30 First Man Into Space

    A commander's (Marshall Thompson) astronaut brother (Bill Edwards) returns slime-covered and the host for an alien bloodsucker.

  • 15:00 Jour de Fete

    A French mailman (Jacques Tati) sees a film on U.S. postal efficiency and applies it to his route on Bastille Day.

  • 16:30 Monsieur Hulot's Holiday

    A hapless French tourist attempts to make the most of his disastrous vacation as he causes havoc at a seaside resort hotel.

  • 18:00 Mon Oncle

    Simple bachelor M. Hulot charms his nephew in his brother-in-law's gadget-filled home.

  • 20:00 Flamingo Road

    A small-town Florida sheriff (Sydney Greenstreet) frames his political pawn's (Zachary Scott) dancer girlfriend (Joan Crawford) for prostitution.

  • 21:45 A Lion Is in the Streets

    A Southern salesman (James Cagney) marries a schoolteacher (Barbara Hale) and runs for governor as a champion of sharecroppers.

  • 23:15 A Face in the Crowd

    A TV woman (Patricia Neal) turns Arkansas bum Lonesome Rhodes (Andy Griffith) into a homespun media hero rotten with power.

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