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A Documentary following a US Marine platoon over a year-long deployment in the most dangerous area of Afghanistan in 2010.
With candid interviews of various soldiers mixed in with terrifying battle sequences, it reveals the brutal reality of modern warfare and the toll it takes on those fighting it. (Tim Hetherington, 2010)
A Hong Kong crime epic about an undercover policeman posing as a triad, and his counterpart, a triad mole in the police force.
Later remade as "The Departed" in the US, this superior original is fast-paced, tense and intelligent (Wai-keung Lau, 2002)
Four city boys (including a beefcake Burt Reynolds) embark on a canoe trip through backwards Georgia and see more of the red-neck locals than they bargained for.
It is a menacing and disturbing film, part horror, part drama but all engrossing. (John Boorman, 1972)
A hunter finds a drug deal gone sour as well as a case full of money and is duly pursued by a uniquely disturbing hitman (Javier Bardem).
The Coen brothers at their thrilling and haunting best, this movie is elevated to an absolute classic by Bardems terrifying performance. (The Coen Brothers, 2007)
In the middle of the Spanish Civil War, a young girl escapes the violence by seemingly imagining a bizarre fantasy world.
A masterfully original film from Guillermo Del Toro, it is a strage and brilliant story full of scenes you are not likely to forget. (Guillermo Del Toro, 2006)
A young man must move back in with his criminal family in Melbourne after his mother dies, and is soon sucked into their poisonous world.
This Australian film is smart, gritty and superbly cast, and examines the despair that comes with a life lived outside the law. (David Michod, 2011)
In Boston, a group of seasoned bank robbers take on a heist too far when they try to rob Fenway Park.
With tense and gritty action reminiscent of Heat, this is a fast paced film with a terrific story and cast led by Ben Affleck. (Ben Affleck, 2010)
A mathematician and his beautiful wife move back to her hometown in rural England where the reception is not what they expected.
With bloody climax to end all climaxes and an infamous rape scene, Peckinpah's tour de force does not make for easy viewing but it is a classic that needs to be seen. (Sam Peckinpah, 1971)
In early 50's Hollywood the only thing more crooked than the tabloids are the police, and this seedy tale of the criminal underworld has it all.
Some very fine acting and a thrilling depiction of a troubled city gone to hell, with the LAPD to blame as much as anybody. (Curtis Hanson, 1997)
A serial killer takes the seven deadly sins a little seriously, leaving Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman rushing to stop his gruesome spree.
As good as criminal Thriller/Crimes get, this tense and macabre film is full of great performances and inventively gruesome deaths. (David Fincher, 1995)
The tale of a slave (Jamie Foxx) recruited by a bounty hunter (Christoph Waltz) to kill Ku Klux Klan criminals in the south, and to reclaim his wife from a brutal plantation owner (Leonardo Di-Caprio).
Tarantino's latest offering is a real return to form, impeccable dialogue, great performances and jaw-dropping action, the only downside being it's running time. (Quentin Tarantino, 2012)
A botched heist leaves all the people involved trying to puzzle out what went wrong and who to blame.
Tarantino's first star-studded effort it is a hugely impressive film full of the rich and human dialogue that has become his calling card. (Quentin Tarantino, 1992)
A dark French Thriller/Crime, following a man who has been led to believe his murdered wife is still alive.
Compelling cinema, with a heart-wrenching plot of shame and secrets, delivered with haunting suspense. (Guillaume Canet, 2009)
A particularly violent juvenile offender gets sent up to adult prison, where his estranged father just happens to be incarcerated too.
A truly memorable leading performance adds gravitas to this exhilarating movie which excellently transports you to the terror and fear of a prison wing. (David Mackenzie, 2014)
A serial killer in San Francisco leaves cryptic clues about his indentity that soon have two detectives obssessed in the quest to catch him.
A slow and tense Thriller/Crime that examines the toll that it takes when people let things take over their lives, with very strong acting too. (David Fincher, 2007)
A man spying on his neighbours after being confined to a wheelchair becomes convinced he has discovered a murder.
Expertly imagined, this suspenseful masterful exhibits Hitchcock at the peak of his ability. (Alfred Hitchcock, 1954)
Gene Hackman attempts to uncover a suave French drug smuggler peddling a huge quantity of heroin. Seminal crime Thriller/Crime, and notably the first R-rated movie to win Best Film Oscar(1971). (William Friedkin, 1971)
A seminal examination of race and gang-life in Compton, we follow 3 young men as they try to make sense of their place in violent world around them.
With a classic soundtrack and breakout performances from Ice Cube and Cuba Gooding Jr., this can't be missed. (John Singleton, 1991)
Based on the wildly popular Swedish books, this is a tale of murder and family feuds that a disgraced journalist is tasked to unravel.
The Hollywood remake, though not needed, is a incredibly stylish and dark film with a break-out performance from Rooney Mara. (David Fincher, 2011)
A British agent comes out of his self-imposed exile to tackle a diabolical villain who threatens the safety of the world.
Stunning visually with a dark and complex plot this is the most ambitious Bond to date, and Javier Bardem is an unforgettable villain. (Sam Mendes, 2012)
A washed up alcoholic ex-CIA agent (Denzel Washington) seeks vengeance on the criminals who kidnap a girl he was protecting in Mexico City.
Gritty, violent and compelling, its limitations are more than made up by the inventive and brutal serving of revenge porn. (Tony Scott, 2004)
Unlike any other Thriller/Crime you are likely to see, this intelligent and gripping movie from Christopher Nolan is well worth the effort of its fractured narrative. (Christopher Nolan, 2000)
A story that follows three youths from the troubled suburbs of Paris as they make their way through a difficult period of unrest.
Electric performances and interesting social and racial questions elevate this gritty drama beyond what you expect it to be. What Kidulthood wishes it could be. (Mathieu Kassovitz, 1996)
Adapted from a non-fiction book, this film delves into how organised crime in Naples is so endemic that it touches all corners of society.
A brillaint, visceral and difficult movie that holds nothing back while it portrays the frightful world of crime in Naples (Matteo Garrone, 2008)
A French film following a young man on his first stint in prison who decides to allign himself with a power gang and work his way up the chain.
Visceral and dark cinema, it does very well to bring something new to the overused prison life scenario, and the lead role (Tahar Rahim) is a revelation. (Jacques Audiard, 2010)
A sleepy seaside town and there Sheriff are plagued by a giant Great White shark that has a penchant for eating Americans.
The original blockbuster, pioneering the excellent technique that its more what you don't see that builds fear and suspense. (Steven Spielberg, 1975)
A routine bank robbery goes awry and turns into a serious hostage situation, featuring a young and raw Al Pacino as the lead bandit.
Based on a true story this isa crime classic from Sidney Lumet set in the scorching heat of an NYC summe in the 1970s. (Sidney Lumet, 1975)
Nicolas Cage gives a deliciously over-the-top performance as the most crooked cop since Ray Liotta (in everything), and Herzog brilliantly uses the devastated city as a absorbing backdrop. (Werner Herzog, 2009)
A bankrupt man decides to arrange for his own wife to be taken hostage and have his wealthy father -in-law pay the ransom, which he will secretly keep.
A darkly comic Coen brother's Thriller/Crime set in wintery remote Dakota with Frances Mcdormand as the heavily pregnant local sheriff trying to sort it out. A real classic. (The Coen Brothers, 1996)
A brother must turn to the black market to get his sister a new kidney that will cost him of of his own and much more.
Though a little too gruesome for some and lacking a little coherence this is a worthy asian Thriller/Crime you won't forget quickly. (Chan Wook Park, 2002)
The British Pulp Fiction, with Gypsies, Gangsters and Vinnie Jones all trying to get their hands on a priceless diamond and anything else that isn't tied down really.
Guy Ritchie reaches a pinnacle here, with his now bastardised fast and cutting style oozing Brit cool. Brad Pitt does a brilliant Gypsy impression and it has more quotables than Anchorman. (Guy Ritchie, 2001)
A young hustler grows up and into the organised crime world full of wise guys, dodgy deals and the occasional murder.
Scorcese is directing at his scorching best in this epic tale of the mafia life and the toll it takes on the men and their families embroiled in it. (Martin Scorsese, 1990)
An epic criminal tale of deceit, theft and murder told over a few days in the dark underbelly of LA.
Full of powerhouse performances and unforgettable scenes, it is the exquisite and hilarious dialogue that makes this film such a great. (Quentin Tarantino, 1994)
A young boy who is plagued by his visions and the requests of the recently deceased turns to Bruce Willis for help.
The extraordinary Thriller/Crime that made M Night Shayamalan a star (unfortunately) has more twists than fusilli but is distinctly more entertaining. (M. Night Shyamalan, 1999)
When two young girls go missing it pushes their fathers and an eccentric detective to the edge as they struggle to find the truth and the girls themselves
Beautifully shot, hauntingly bleak and with a powerhouse performance by Hugh Jackman, the movie never feels as long as its considerable running time and will keep you guessing til the end. It's really depressing though, so be warned. (Denis Villeneuve, 2013)
Sandra Bullock (light years from Miss Congeniality) and George Clooney star as surviving astronauts from a damaged Space Shuttle.
When three Edinburgh friends find their fourth flatmate dead of an overdose leaving behind a case full of money, things quickly get dark.
Black comedy at it's finest in Danny Boyle's first feature film featuring fine perfomances from a young Ewan McGregor and Christopher Eccleston. (Danny Boyle, 1995)
A dark tale of murder and deceit set in sweltering middle America where a husband pays a private detective to murder his cheating wife.
The first Coen brothers movie, exhibiting all of the suspense and dark thrills that have become their hallmark, is an undeniable classic. (The Coen Brothers, 1984)
An advertising man (Cary Grant) is mistaken for a man that is being hunted for unknown reasons and is subsequently chased across the US.
An individualistic police officer (Al Pacino) in 1970s NYC makes a stand against the corruption that is rife in his district
A crime Kingpin's right-hand man falls for his mistress, and sets off a gripping tale of violent revenge amongst the dark Seoul criminal underbelly.
A superbly crafted Korean crime Thriller/Crime, Tarantino-like with it's entertainment and panache, and violent in a way only Asian films can manage to be. (Ji-woon Kim, 2005)
Terence Malicks directorial debut is an instant American classic full of the stunning landscapes and big ideas he is now famous for. (Terence Malick, 1974)
The Hollywood adaptation of Infernal Affairs it is the story of two moles (the human kind) in Boston, one in the mafia and the other in the police force.
The film that finally got Marty Scorcese his oscar, it is a tense and twist filled criminal Thriller/Crime full of brilliantly acted characters. (Martin Scorsese, 2006)
The ultimate Noir detective movie, Polanski's classic is a masterclass in mystery and suspense, and you can't take your eyes off Nicholson's towering performance. (Roman Polanski, 1974)
A redneck family turn to a twisted cop turned hitman (Matthew McConaughay) to kill their mother, so they can collect the life insurance.
A dark, difficult film, McConaughey is brilliant the whole film is gripping and uncomfortable, as original as it is unpleasant. You will never look at fried chicken the same way again. (William Friedkin, 2012)
A depressed and lonely war veteran working as a cab driver in New York starts to lose his sanity in the seedy underbelly of city.
This is a brutal and important film, launching the career of Robert De Niro and Martin Scorcese as well causing some controversy with a 13 year-old Jodie Foster as a prostitute. (Martin Scorsese, 1976)
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Being in Tucson and researching in Pennsylvania comes with a few challenges. However, it also comes with its own set of rewards. You meet some of the nicest people when you are researching your family. While I tried to photograph most of the tombstones the last time I was in Pennsylvania, I of course missed a few I knew of, and then there were all the confirmed discoveries in the last year as I’ve worked the line. I have tried to add memorials on Find A Grave for the families as I found them.
Of note has been Ralph Satterfield, who has claimed almost every photo request that I put up on Find A Grave. Throughout January, Ralph has made repeated trips to Elderton and Plum Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery to photograph the tombstones of the Beatty, and Shaffer clan. His photographs have been incredibly helpful as he often provides a close-up of the dates. It is a combination of his photos and mine that you have been seeing on the tombstone posts about this family. No doubt, he will be photographing more stones as I move on to working the Olinger and Yount lines. Thank you, Ralph. I appreciate all your hard work.
For those of us who research seriously, it’s an incredible pleasure to bump into someone who sources the information they put online. Diana Roche’s extremely well sourced tree for the Isaac LeFever/LeFevre family appears on Rootsweb and was instrumental in clarifying the family of Eximnia “Minnie” (Shaffer) LeFevre (1849-1897). Her work also provided me with information on two new sources, which I can now explore in hopes of finding more information on members of the Shaffer line. Thank you, Diana. It’s always a pleasure to see quality work.
I have also enjoyed help from Beatty researcher Cynthia Joyner. She is one of the contacts on the Beatty 2000 project for our Line #84, the line of Andrew Beatty’s descendants. As with most genealogists, she was generous in sharing her research with me.
Thanks go out to all the folks on Find A Grave who were kind enough to respond to my requests to either transfer memorials or add dates, bios, and family links. I’m happy to add and update these memorials as we go along.
We don’t “own” our ancestors, but for those of us who do this, we have a responsibility to ensure the information we post is as correct as possible. We also have a responsibility to provide our sources to other researchers and not repeatedly copy unsourced and possibly incorrect information without noting that the material is “for research only” or at least documenting where it came from. Thank you all for helping me work toward making the information provided on our common line as correct as possible.
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