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there can be a couple reasons for it. personally, when i have seen this exact problem, it is due to video files that have corrupt or incorrect metadata that windows explorer cannot read, but is stuck working on trying to read.
the way i get rid of these files are to open the command prompt (click start, then run, type in "cmd" without quotes and then click ok) and then use the delete command "del" followed by the full path of the file. so, if the file is in a folder on your c drive called downloads, you type in...
del c:\downloads\filename.avi
or whatever the file is called. now, if there is a space in the file name, you will have to put the entire path in quotes, like this...
del "c:\downloads\file name.avi"
after that the file should be gone completely.
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