The Panther's Claw youth and military advisors

and military advisors

only to discover the film has transformed the entire town into soul-sucking zombies

a place where all roads seem to lead to a body bag or a straight jacket

Adapted freely from the Mark Twain's story "The Mysterious Stranger" (1916) with touches of Ambrose Bierce's "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" (1890)

The Death of Lady Di: The Paparazzi's Princess (1997)

The Panther's Claw youth and military advisorsOpera singer Nia Politza is found dead and milquetoast wigmaker Everett Digberry finds himself the center of a lot of unwanted attention from the police. Despite the fact that most of the evidence points straight to Digberry as the culprit, Police Commissioner Thatcher Colt has his doubts. When Digberry's greatest rival is shot and the murder weapon is found in Digberry's apartment, it looks like curtains for the mild mannered wigmaker, but