randy myers calls it reminiscent of edgar allan poe's "hawthorne" and the brothers grimm, "the witch" is the kind of movie magic that sends chills up the spine. >> so it's a comedy, right? not quite? >>> next up, we're leaping ahead from "the witch" 240 years into the 1870s. kiefer and donald sharing the stage as a retired gunfighter who returns to his hometown in wyoming hoping to repair the relationship with his estranged father. but the town is in turmoil. the railroad is coming through and the criminal gang is terrorizing ranchers who refuse to sell their land. >> well, well, well, i heard a lot about you. >> is you going to be a problem? >> i feel you and i are headed >> if i was looking for trouble, you'd already know it. >> stay inside. >> you're going to try to push them off homesteads they've been living on all their lives. >> and if we're still here? >> then i'd start looking for a black dress. >> "forsaken" is getting only a 50% rating on rotten tomatoes and the critics are mixed. joe laden in variety, refreshingly and unabashedly sincere in its embrace of western conventio

edgar allan poe. so, lara is gonna be ok. she confirmed that the bodies were left out as messages to the devil. well, her brother's dead. what happens to her now? there's always foster care. for an heiress? i don't think so. i'm sure guardians and trustees will be coming out of the woodwork. so she'll end up back here, in a house that breeds delusions. hopefully not. [doorbell rings] i've waited so long for you, lara. it's time to come with me now. ["smoke gets in your eyes" plays] they asked me how i knew my true love was true... captioning made possible by abc studios, llc and cbs, inc. hotch; previously on "criminal minds"... is my baby girl on that beach? one of the victims that we found fits cindi's general description. morgan's cousin fled a stalker. so whenever unidentified female remains turn up, he gets that call. i know you, derek. there is something, isn't there? my auntie spent years obsessing over cindi's last few hours. it's killing her, rossi. i'm never gonna know, am i? he picked out her picture. she's dead. [

randy myers calls it reminiscent of edgar allan poe's hawthorne and the brothers grimm, the witch isovie magic that sends chills up the spine. >> so it's a comedy, right? not quite? >>> next up, we're leepg ahead from the witch 240 years into the 1870s. kiefer and donald sharing the stage as retired gun fighter who returns to his hometown in wyoming hoping to repair the relationship with his estranged father. but the town is in turmoil. the railroad is coming through and the criminal gang is terror rising ranchers who refuse to sell their land. >> well, well, well, i heard a lot about you. >> is you going to be a pr headed for an inevitable conclusion. >> if i was looking for trouble, you'd already know it. >> stay inside. >> you're going to try to push them off homesteads they've been living on all their lives. >> if we're still here. >> then i'd start looking for a black dress. >> forsaken is getting only a 50% rating on rotten tomatoes critics are mixed. joe laden in variety, refreshingly and unan bashedly sincere in its embrace of western convention and arch types. roger moore co

chuckling ] >> you think, maybe, that he was-- they say-- now, i-i dunno whether it's, uh, true-- edgar allan poe, they said, wrote some of his things under the influence. you know, those macabre type of poe stories. >> mmm-hmm. >> when he was under the influence of alcohol. maybe that's the reason it comes out, in that-- in that strange way. but, the playing. how was it, when you were playing? did you ever-- >> no, i never drank when i was playing before. always after. >> right. >> because i-i just can't function, at all. [ chuckling ] [ laughter ] you know, if i-- if i drink, [ applause ] [ applause ] >> we just, uh-- we're about ready to wind it up, for the night. james, it's nice to have you on the show, again. thank you. you're looking well and playing beautifully. uh, my apologies, to, uh, jennifer tilly. next week, along with some of these other people. should i read some of these names? >> go ahead. >> tom hanks, diane schurr-- great singer. david letterman will be with us. robert klein, joe piscopo, cutting crew, calvin trillin, and george benson and earl klugh. we'll see ya, tomorrow. g

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