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It looks like it was shot in the early 60s, is that right?

Yes, it's one of the pretty common horror/thriller movies of those times, like the ones with Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing (although neither of them are playing in this particular one).
(I hope I don't give away too much? )

= Hammer and/or Dracula!

DBoy, that's a nice piece of art. The vertical(ly repetitive) nature of it doesn't lend itself to a forum, but I dig it.

Go make a game!

Whoops, I skipped past most of this thread and assumed you were the artist, never mind...

My advice would be to absolutely not feature other people's characters on your page, because 1) the legal thing and b) you should be showing off your own characters.

DBoy, that's a nice piece of art. The vertical(ly repetitive) nature of it doesn't lend itself to a forum, but I dig it.

Go make a game!

It looks like it was shot in the early 60s, is that right?

You got it, Surplusguy, you perceptive rabbity thing! The main clue is the interface...

In some way kind of related to the previous movie.

Is it French?

I'm pretty sure that among 7000 members we could have more people joining here if we weren't instead being pretentious about showing rare Godard long lost shots...

I wouldn't call Scrooged, Batman: The Movie, Once Upon A Time In The West or The Twelve Tasks Of Asterix obscure! Maybe once the right guess is made, a nicer screenshot plus imdb link could be posted?

I am planning to make a game called Deadwood Davy.  A game using Reality on the Norm characters.
Some modified with cowboy hats.
Any ideas on story lines?  It will be in Deadwood, North Dakota in modern times.
Backgrounds will of the actual town, real photos.
Maybe with black and white flashbacks to Deadwood in the 1860's or so.

Zombie cowboys attack!
Ghost cowboys attack!
A time-travelling cowboy is involved in a race to find buried treasure!
The town of Deadwood is about to be bulldozed to make way for a new highway, and one young girl tries to stop it; a parallel story of a young girl living in Deadwood 1865 highlights the passing of time and the effects of social change.

Or it was just one insane person who got shivved before he could finish.

So this means Half Life 3, right?

@bbX1138: i don't get your point, this is tic tac toe & it's supposed to be a typical game in these situations to just waste time "Kindly note that this game is a mystery/comic game".

Well, I was just being silly really, but the two people who played that game of tic-tac-toe (aka "noughts and crosses") don't seem to have been trying to win and then gave up after about twenty seconds of play. Either it doesn't make sense or it's a brilliant bit of storytelling through background design that will only make sense in time.

That game of noughts and crosses doesn't make sense

[West]

And the link is that Batman: The Movie starred Adam West!

Oh
Sure there's a lots of link between *All* of them.
There's intringues. Love. Tales of friendships. Some remnances of the past. Something of Fellini's approach in the cameras angles.

Well yeah, but Farewell, My Lovely and Scrooged also both have Robert Mitchum in.

HOWEVER The Unique Daniel, you must also provide the link between this round and the previous one.

*Ahem*. Give it a go, at least!

- "It's Lee Majors !"

One of the most achieved comedy I ever saw.
This is from "The Night the Reindeer Died" in "Scrooged".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baFmgjwptic

That's the one! I would have been very disappointed if no one had got it after that last hint!

HOWEVER The Unique Daniel, you must also provide the link between this round and the previous one.

By which I mean, it is a clip from a tv movie within the movie.

Ok, a little hint to start: that scene isn't "real" in the movie.