Remove Corrupt File With Bad File Name Linux

You could try using -i which will present you with a question

rm -i 1386141318.M854059P*
rm: remove regular file '1386141318.M854059PΈ3Ώ62.email.vantagetitle.com,S?11304,W11473:2,Sc'?

and answer y

You may be able to delete the file using it's inode number. use ls -li to get the inode number of the file. Once you have it, use find to delete it

find . -inum <inode number> -delete

The easiest way to tackle these is to use a double-dash (--) following the rm.

# rm -- 1386141318.M854059P*

The double-dash tells the command rm that you are done passing command switches and what follows is what its supposed to operate on.

-Scott

If present, you could browse the directory with Midnight Commander.

Enter mc, use the arrow keys to select the file and then hit F8 to delete it