Code of the B-Movies

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. The title of this 1948 thriller refers to the hair color and personality of its female lead, a typical noir man-killer (literally!): ISVUKL PJL Answer: (Two Words)

2. John Carradine played a puppeteer who moonlighted as a Parisian Jack the Ripper: ISBLILHYK Answer: (One Word)

3. A Robert Louis Stevenson story based on real murders in Edinburgh gave the great Karloff one of his most memorable later roles: AOL IVKF ZUHAJOLY Answer: (Three Words)

4. From 1945, the ironic tale of a jazz pianist heading to California to meet his girl, who finds the man who picked him up has died; taking his identity, he picks up a female hitcher who knows the dead man and begins blackmailing the pianist, leading to tragedy: KLAVBY Answer: (One Word)

5. Before the 1967 version of Bonnie and Clyde, this 1949 crime tale told of a couple like the legendary duo; only the man, while liking guns, didn't have the stomach for killing: NBU JYHGF Answer: (Two Words)

6. An escaped leopard is blamed for deaths in a New Mexico town: AOL SLVWHYK THU Answer: (Three Words)

7. An Englishwoman soon finds she's probably married into a family of pyscho-killers: TF UHTL PZ QBSPH YVZZ Answer: (Five Words)

8. Now decode these names: LKNHY N. BSTLY Answer: (Three Words)

9. QVZLWO O. SLDPZ Answer: (Three Words)

10. YVIZVU HUK DPZL Answer: (Three Words)