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Raymond Massey ignites the screen as famed abolitionist John Brown in this action-packed historical drama costarring Debra Paget and Jeffrey Hunter. "Kansas shall be free!" So proclaims John Brown (Massey), whose fiery fanaticism in cites his six sons and followers to murder pro-slavers so the state can enter the Union slavery-free. Vowing to continue the right, Brown heads to Harpers Ferry, Virginia, where he and son Owen (Hunter) launch a slave revolt that will end in either infamy or glory....

"I don't want hits, I want flops." So says Robert Hunt (Jerome Cowan), Broadway's crookedest producer. Raising more money than he needs, Hunt stages surefire duds and pockets the surplus cash. About to produce his latest bomb, the musical revue New Faces, Hunt skips town when a disgruntled star (Thelma Leeds) threatens to blow the whistle. Taking over the show, wannabe producer Wallington Wedge (Milton Berle) attempts to turn a flop into a hit, unaware that Hunt swindled the backers out of...

Acres of burning desert. A rundown diner. Hostile, close-mouthed locals. And an upscale L.A. couple just passing through. It's the perfect setup for suspense. Eight-time Emmy Award winner Cloris Leachman leads a stellar cast that includes Ross Martin, Ned Beatty and Dabney Coleman in a smart, lean chiller scripted by acclaimed sci-fi/fantasy writer Richard Matheson (I Am Legend). The story follows Jean Miller (Leachman), whose husband (Dabney Coleman) disappears after they stop at the dusty...

Bronco Layne (Ty Hardin) rides on for justice in this third season of his hard-hitting adventures. This two-disc, lO-episode collection presents Bronco with some of his greatest challenges, and they spring from friend and foe alike! The season starts with a bang as Bronco finds himself framed for the crimes of a white scalphunter (Mort Mills), and rapidly raises the stakes as he's forced to team with a notorious outlaw (Gerald Mohr), revisit Civil War espionage, and join a manhunt alongside a...

Oscar -winner* Johnny Mercer gets into the swing of things as he co-writes the songs and makes his only screen appearances in this snappy double feature of RKO musicals. In Old Man Rhythm, a businessman (George Barbier) hears his son (Charles Buddy Rogers) is spending more time on a gold-digging coed than his studies, so he enrolls as a freshman to straighten him out. A rollicking college musical that features an early appearance by Betty Grable and choreography by Hermes Pan, Old Man Rhythm...

The laughter never stops in this riotous collection starring the comedy team of Wally Brown and Alan Carney in four of their funniest features. The Adventures of a Rookie (1943): In their first comic outing, Brown and Carney star as Jerry Miles and Mike Strager, two soldiers who are quarantined in a "women only" boarding house when the cook contracts scarlet fever. Rookies in Burma (1943): Escaping from an enemy prison camp, GIs Miles and Strager are joined by two showgirls in a mad race to...

The mind-blowing adventures of America's favorite morons take a surreal turn in this cartoon spin-off of the smash success comedy movie Dumb and Dumber. With Harry and Lloyd brought to vocal life by Bill Fagerbakke (Coach, Spongebob Squarepants) and Matt Frewer (Max Headroom, Gargoyles), with Tom Kenny (Spongebob Squarepants, Futurama) lending an assorted character assist and the film's co-writer Bennett Yellin overseeing the action, Dumb and Dumber fans are in store for some seriously stupid...

On the road with buxom blonde Jackie and handsome rodeo star Kelly. She's a saloon singer and trick rider hoping to lasso Eddie for herself. He's too busy to pay much mind, wrangling an unfettered dalliance with an eager temptress and pursuing rodeo cash prizes so he can someday buy his own spread. Yet any wolf-whistling saddle bum who tries to strike up too cozy a friendship with Jackie may have a sudden appointment with Eddie's fists. Top-billed Mamie Van Doren plays Jackie, slipping in and...

Ace reporter Steve Grey digs up the dirt, pieces together jigsaws of crime, outs killers, and writes the stories that scoop rival newshounds and sell newspapers. His newest investigation helps land a shady financier on Death Row. But is there something about this story that Grey isn't revealing? Spencer Tracy, under contract for the first time with the studio most often linked to his career, portrays hardworking, hard-drinking Grey in a punchy programmer that includes the debut of another...

Less than a year after his debut feature The Murder Man, James Stewart settled into the driver's seat for his first top-billed role. The fast-rising star plays Terry Martin, a skilled automotive test driver and inspired inventor eager to test his ideas for a more efficient carburetor. Romance puts a minor roadblock in Terry's pursuit of success: He and the engineer working with him are attracted to the same woman (Wendy Barrie). Released a mere handful of months after a new land-speed record...

World War 1 battle action, gangster life, a love triangle and antiwar elements combine in They Gave Him a Gun, directed by WS. Van Dyke II (The Thin Man). As the story opens, worldly-wise Fred takes naive Jimmy under his wing at boot camp, helping the gun-shy youth he calls Hayseed adapt to the army. The two friends see action in the trenches, and Jimmy uses the marksmanship he developed to wipe out enemy machine gunners. Jimmy gets medals...and Rose, the nurse who agrees to marry Jimmy after...

The award-winning hit series returns for a dramatic new chapter. Two years after exposing her husband Simon's betrayal, life seems good for Doctor Gemma Foster. But when Simon reappears, things quickly fall apart. Gemma's life is suddenly complicated by sexual tensions and destructive obsessions, while she desperately tries to create stability for her teenage son Tom. Dark, adult, and psychologically raw, season two is packed with gripping drama and explosive twists, as Gemma goes further than...