Has anyone seen any of these?

Not me.


"Did you make coffee...? Make it!"--Cheyenne.

I've seen "Death at Love House" in the past few years, and it's worth a watch mainly for the cast. Unfortunately, my DVD was very poor quality, and it felt choppy so may have been trimmed. Have you watched it yet?

I also have "Born to Be Sold" which is another decent TV movie, and my DVD was decent quality. You can't go wrong with Lynda Carter and Dean Stockwell!

The other two look interesting, but I haven't seen or heard of them. "The Rape of Richard Beck" is a much better title than the generic adjective-noun "Deadly Justice," in my opinion.

Like a lot of TV movies, these titles appear to be in the public domain, so there's not a lot of quality control.

I have since watched all of these movies and I think my favorite is "Deadly Justice" (aka "The Rape of Richard Beck"). It was well-acted with sensitive subject matter and was very entertaining.

"Death at Love House" was campy fun and the quality of the film wasn't too bad, so I enjoyed it.

"Born to Be Sold" was a good movie. Lynda Carter and Dean Stockwell make anything watchable, and this one was very good. There was another actress in this named Donna Wilkes, I think, who was very good, too.

I didn't care for the "Unabomber" movie as much. Robert Hays was in the movie throughout, but I've seen him give better performances. Dean Stockwell was very good in the movie, though. It was still an interesting film because it was fact-based.

How interesting that I found two of Dean's TV movies in the same place.

Yes, to Born to be Sold.