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THE DEVIL'S NIGHTMARE (1971): During the darkest days of World War II, a female child is born to high-ranking Nazi officer Baron von Rhoneberg. Decades later, seven tourists become lost while traveling through Germany and stumble upon the Baron's ancestral castle. After inviting them in, the old man introduces them to his curvaceous daughter Lisa. No one suspects that the beautiful woman is really a succubus, compelled to kill men after sleeping with them. Each firstborn female child of the...

A deranged flyer calling himself Pilot X wreaks havoc by shooting down passenger planes. Inspector Gallagher of the Bureau of Aeronautics and the eminent Dr. Norris assemble an international team of flying aces in an effort to capture Pilot X. The pilots engage in furious aerial battles with the killer and are shot from the sky one by one. A final deadly battle between the group's ace gunner and the aerial maniac grounds the killer and exposes X's identity. Skillful use of dogfight footage...

When Ronald Reagan became the host during the second season of General Electric Theater (1953-1962), the ratings skyrocketed and Hollywood stars clamored for a turn on one of TV's most popular anthology series. For nearly a decade on Sunday evenings, after "The Ed Sullivan Show," audiences were treated to an eclectic mix of drama, comedy, mystery and fantasy featuring the most popular stars of Broadway, Film and Television.During its near 200 episode run, General Electric Theater was broadcast...

Rex Allen stars as mild-mannered Doc Baxter in this dramatic TV series of the early twentieth century American west. The bustling town of Rising Springs, Arizona is at the crossroads of an army outpost, vast cattle ranges and the railroad. When not tending to the illnesses and injuries suffered by homesteaders on the rugged frontier, Doc Baxter's life is complicated by crime and murder in the last days of the wild west. A general practitioner's world was never more dangerous than it was for a...

Sabotage threatens the construction of the California-Yucatan Railroad! Unscrupulous financier J.A. Marsden employs El Lobo and his gang of hoodlums to force the sale of the railroad. The desperate owner summons the great-grandson of the legendary hero. Trading sword for six-shooter, Zorro dons his mask and cape to thwart the thugs and save the train line from destruction.

A pyromaniac is terrorizing the city, torching large factory buildings. Reporter Hal Ashby pens a series of articles about the crimes, implicating rich paper magnate, Henry Smith, who owns mortgages and insurance on all of the burned properties. After he's approached by quirky scientist Alexander Dexter, who claims to know the "mystical secrets" of flame, Hal suspects that his own arson theories are wrong. His revelation may be too late in coming - someone has torched the Smith Paper Factory,...

Blinded by his own wealth and power, Wall Street tycoon John Harden has abandoned the Christian values with which he was raised. Shaming his devoted wife, he is conducting a torrid affair with a young trollop interested only in his money. At a lavish dinner party he shocks everyone by declaring that God does not exist and challenging Him, "...strike me dead by midnight!" When the deadline passes, Harden declares himself the victorious master of his own destiny. But the hand of the Almighty...

When it ran in network TV's prime time in 1954, "Medic" was a television milestone. A pioneering, innovative and often controversial show, known for its realistic and honest portrayal of the medical profession, it featured well documented case histories "dedicated to the profession of medicine and to the men and women who labor in its cause." The four "Medic" episodes here, each one introduced by the stern yet friendly face of Doctor Konrad Styner (Richard Boone), are representative of the...

In four exciting episodes of the classic TV detective series, husband and wife Jerry and Pamela North (Richard Denning and Barbara Britton) get into dangerous situations, help solve crimes and, through it all, demonstrate the sophisticated wit and casual humor that made the show so popular.BEAUTY PRIZE: Pam becomes involved in a case of mistaken identity when a beauty contestant is murdered.DEAD MAN'S TALE: A frightening call leads the Norths to a cigar store. There, they discover a gambling...

America's G-Men have become targets, out-gunned and out-maneuvered by Mexican gold smugglers. Enter Alan O'Connor, a federal agent, with his sweetheart Bobbie Reynolds in tow. The two suspect the gold is from a mine in Los Morados, a small town outside of Mexico City. They become regulars in the Tarentella Cafe where Bobbie shows off her singing talents and Alan eyeballs the local henchmen. Discovering a link to an aviator's gold bricks found by the Department of Justice, they uncover the true...

Five DVDs, with 20 classic episodes, from the 1950s television series launched by Gene Autry's production company.

Turhan Bey, the actor dubbed "The Turkish Delight", stars in "The Amazing Mr. X" (1948), "Shadows on the Stairs" (1941), and "Parole Inc." (1948).