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"We've got a bit of business," says London East End crime boss Vic Dakin. Extortion, protection -- those are Dakin's rackets. But he's heard of a new job, and it'll be a big payday if he pulls it off. Dakin and his crew plan to heist a factory payroll transported in an unarmored car. Weeks after Michael Caine's Get Carter came Villain, another cold-blooded tale of British crime. Richard Burton stars as Dakin, devoted to his ailing Ma, relentless in the fear he inflicts throughout his turf and...

Boris Karloff is at his mesmerizing best in this hypnotic chiller costarring Catherine Lacey (The Lady Vanishes) and directed by Michael Reeves (Witchfinder General). A disgraced hypnotist, Professor Marcus Monserret (Karloff) is about to have the last laugh. Inventing a machine that can control the minds of others, he lures Mike Roscoe (Ian Ogilvy) to his dingy flat to take part in a grand experiment. Discovering he can experience Mike's sensations as well as his actions, Monserret envisions...

With royal banners unfurled and a regal cast, King Richard and the Crusaders ventures forth, bring to screen life Sir Walter Scott's 1825 classic of myth and history The Talisman. Academy Award winners Rex Harrison (1964 Best Actor, My Fair Lady) and George Sanders (1950 Best Supporting Actor, All About Eve) join Virginia Mayo and Laurence Harvey in a legendary, once-upon-a-time screen spectacle of knighthood, intrigue and far-flung fields of battle. Richard the Lionhearted (Sanders), leader...

Western star Rory Calhoun swaps shootouts for swordplay in this "excitement-filled tale of deviltry, romance, loyalty and treachery" (St. Petersburg Times) directed by the producers of TV's The Saint. A dashing ex-officer in His Majesty's army, Captain Adam Corbett (Calhoun) becomes embroiled in intrigue when he agrees to escort Colonel Wilfred Jackson (Ian Hunter) and his daughter Pauline (Patricia Bredin) on a perilous quest for treasure. Possessing one-quarter of a map, they soon rendezvous...

With their unique blend of classic physical comedy and hip humor, comedians Shawn Wayans and Marlon Wayans continue to create high-energy laughs in season four of The Wayans Bros., an outrageous show about two brothers sharing a brownstone in New York City. Guest stars this season include a bevy of hit singers, including Gloria Gaynor, Keith Sweat, Busta Rhymes and En Vogue, along with prizefighter Hector "Macho" Camacho, talk-show host Jerry Springer and Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs (Welcome Back,...

Audacious, controversial and shockingly frank, Forbidden Hollywood: Volume Six turns the spotlight on adultery, alcoholism, prostitution and racism, issues the Production Code would soon ban from the screen. Starring the pre-Code era's biggest stars, including John Gilbert, Richard Barthelmess, Myrna Loy, Kay Francis and Ann Dvorak, these four rarely seen gems are a provocative reflection of American mores in a not-so-innocent time. The Wet Parade (1932): Demon whiskey brings ruin to two...

An unfaithful wife is accused of her invalid husband's murder in this powerful adaptation of W. Somerset Maugham's controversial 1928 stage play The Sacred Flame, starring Josephine Hutchinson, George Brent and Colin Clive. Shortly after his marriage to Stella (Hutchinson), wealthy aviator Maurice Trent (Clive) loses the use of his legs in a crippling accident. Deceived into believing he'll walk again, Maurice asks his brother Colin (Brent) to escort Stella about town until he's well. But when...

Big, bold and powerful, Sweepings tells the decades-spanning tale of a self-made man whose dream of a family dynasty crashes around him. Lionel Barrymore ages from youth to elderly patriarch as Daniel Pardway, who builds a department-store empire in the aftermath of the Great Chicago Fire. He dotes on his four offspring -- but when time comes to turn over the business, he discovers that none of them has the character or grit to take up the reins. James Cromwell directs with the emotional...

Human remains yield vital facts in London University's forensic pathology department, where Professor Leo Dalton, Dr. Harry Cunningham and forensic anthropologist Nikki Alexander examine gruesome evidence in four new cases. Does Leo want justice or revenge? for the deaths of his wife and child? Race to the scene of a drive-by shooting littered with dying gang members. You'll wonder why kidnappers killed their victim before they delivered the ransom note, and what connects four apparently...

Top writers, scientists and leaders converge annually on Stockholm to take part in the awarding of the prestigious Nobel Prizes. This year, however, some honorees will find the great event eclipsed by a greater challenge: staying alive. Paul Newman is up to his famed baby blues in danger and intrigue as Andrew Craig, a hard-drinking author and Nobel winner for literature. At first dismissive of the award and only interested in the cash it brings, Craig finds his writerly instincts and wit...

Blue Collar Comedy Tour's breakout star Bill Engvall created, executive produces and stars as Bill Pearson, a family counselor who could use some counseling of his own to deal with his unconventional brood in this family-centered sitcom. TV titans Nancy Travis and Tim Meadows costar as wife and pal, while a pre-superstar Jennifer Lawrence (The Hunger Games) plays his precocious and pugnacious teenage daughter. Graham Patrick Martin and Skyler Gisondo round out the clan as Bill's boys: one a...

The comedy gets delivered -- in spades! -- in this collection of no less than nine rollicking pictures starring RKO's comedy kings, Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey. And there are lovely guest stars galore -- such as Lupe Velez, Betty Grable, Thelma Todd and Dorothy Lee. This 4-Disc, 9-Film Collection is sure to quench your comedy thirst! Includes: Half Shot At Sunrise (1930), Hook, Line and Sinker (1930), Cracked Nuts (1931), Caught Plastered (1931), Hold 'Em Jail (1932), Hips, Hips, Hooray...