This is a scary movie made in the 60s, there was a murder and money involved and in the end this crazy old lady gets caught. And this is the important thing! That really sticks out the most. She rocks in this chair and keeps singing a song that goes kind of like this. WITH A HEY NONY, NONY, NONY, WITH ONE FOOT IN THE SEA AND ONE ON THE SHORE -MEN ARE SO INCONSISTANT, WITH A HEY NONY, NONY, NONY, MEN WERE DECEIVERS EVER, WITH A HEY NONY, NONY, NONY! And when she sings this song she has a knife or scissors and she stabs them through this blanket that's on her lap. I think I saw it in about 1970. Could have been a made for t.v. Or the like?

Are there any more details at all? Was it a British movie? In color or black and white? Where was it set? Who was killing who? What were the other characters? The particular song you are quoting comes from Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing", which is not exactly known for its killing sprees.

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I always find this website a good place to dig around and see if you can find anything hereThe Internet Movie Database (IMDb) (http://www.imdb.com/):) if you use the search you can type things like key words you can remember and see if anything comes up! Good luck with your search.

Scarbary your welcome ! Hope you get to track it down.

Okay, while I cannot prove it with YouTube clips or imdb.com plot summaries, the savants at another site are confident that the answer is Two for the Money (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067891/), a 1972 TV movie with Richard Dreyfus and Mercedes McCambridge (she was the insane killer).