This explosive feature from director Samuel Bischoff (the producer of such favorites as The Roaring Twenties and Macao) stars Howard Phillips in a tale of wrongly imprisoned men, prison riots, and friends sticking together to prove a man's innocence. In the tradition of classic Depression-era prison movies like The Big House, this feature will hit you like a dramatic thunderbolt!

The classic James Fenimore Cooper adventure The Last of the Mohicans is brought to all its blood and thunder glory in this Mascot serial from 1932 starring Harry Carey as the rugged Indian scout Hawkeye. During the French and Indian War, Hawkeye escorts Colonel Munro's daughters, Cora and Alice, as they travel the war-torn wilderness to the safety of Fort William Henry. With the help of brave warriors Chingachgook and Uncas, Hawkeye fights deadly battles with the Hurons, who have joined forces...

There have been numerous screen versions of James Fenimore Cooper's literary classic, which was published in 1826. This silent version, made by visionary filmmakers Clarence Brown and Maurice Tourneur, was released in 1920, at a time when feature-length films of this size and scope were still in their infancy. The film's expansive outdoor locations, sets and costumes, and grand-scale battle scenes remain impressive nearly a century later. The positive portrayal of some Native American...

In The Last Outpost (1935), Cary Grant plays Michael Andrews, a British prisoner of war is who rescued from a firing squad by his mysterious cellmate John Stevenson (Claude Rains). As the two men make their way to safety across treacherous mountain terrain, Andrews suspects Stevenson of being an enemy spy and is wounded during a confrontation with him. As he recuperates in a hospital in Cairo, Egypt, Andrews falls in love with nurse Rosemary Haydon (Gertrude Michael), not realizing she is the...

The Last Time I Saw Paris is a 1954 romantic drama starring Elizabeth Taylor, Van Johnson, Walter Pidgeon, Donna Reed, Eva Gabor and Roger Moore in his first Hollywood debut. As celebrations mark the end of World War II in Europe, journalist Charles Wills (Van Johnson) is covering the celebrations when a beautiful woman grabs and kisses him and then disappears. Charles follows the crowd to the cafe and meets another beautiful woman Marion Ellswirth (Donna Reed). Charles and Marion have an...

Loosely based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Babylon Revisited", The Last Time I Saw Paris tells the story of American Charles Wills (Van Johnson) who returns to Paris and reminisces about his life there after its liberation following WWII. It was then he met Marion (Donna Reid) and also Helen (Elizabeth Taylor), whom he married. Following a tragedy, Charles left Paris but now back, does not know what the future may hold. Director Richard Brooks went on to direct Elizabeth Taylor in the multi-Oscar...

The classic song by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II and beautiful Parisian settings provide the perfect backdrop for this romantic favorite. Based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's Babylon Revisited, this motion picture tells the story of a writer (Van Johnson) who returns to Paris and remembers the life he once led in The City Of Lights. During the Liberation of Paris at the close of World War II, he meets and falls in love with a beautiful rich girl (Elizabeth Taylor at the height of her MGM...

Dorothy Lamour headlinesThe Last Train From Madrid, a captivating film that profiles the lives of refugees fleeing the horrors of the Spanish Civil War. Protected by only a single guard while escaping from Madrid on a train, a group of weary individuals from different social classes share snippets of life and love before and during the war illustrating the profound impact it has had on their lives. Also starring Robert Cummings, Gilbert Roland, Lew Ayres, Lionel Atwill and Anthony Quinn in an...

Emmy-winner and Oscar-nominee Robert Stack ("Written on the Wind," TV's "The Untouchables") and Oscar-winner Dorothy Malone ("Written on the Wind," TV's "Peyton Place") star as a married couple whose life is in jeopardy when their cruise ship goes down. Oscar-nominated special effects including the sinking of a real ocean liner! Co-starring Academy Award-winners George Sanders ("All About Eve," "The Picture of Dorian Gray") and Edmond O'Brien ("The Hunchback of Notre Dame," "The Wild Bunch")....

A global holocaust decimates the population of the entire world except for two men and a beautiful woman. Dead bodies litter the streets of a lifeless city. Fleeing the horror, the three survivors take refuge on the fringes of a tropical jungle. In an explosion of sexual tension, the men clash in the pursuit of their desires and engage in an all-out war to possess The Last Woman On Earth. Roger Corman directed this color spectacle in Puerto Rico, back to back with Creature From the Haunted Sea...

In The Last Woman on Earth (1960), oxygen has killed everyone on an island, maybe even the world. In Nightmare Castle (1965), a woman and her lover are tortured and killed by her sadistic husband. The pair return from the grave to seek vengeance.

This has become kind of a cult classic over the years. Leroy, who was wonderfully delightful in the Seven Golden Men films, plays, with much conviction, a sadistic millionaire with a penchant for degrading women. It's all part of his elaborate S&M fantasies, in which he abducts beautiful young women. In this case it's a female journalist. Slowly but surely, though, it becomes obvious she has something far more sinister in mind. The perverted on-screen chemistry between Leroy and Lassander is...

Robbing banks, holding up stagecoaches: That's the life Jake Wade tried to leave behind when he put on a badge, found himself a pretty fiancee and set his path on the straight and narrow. But not yet. Wade's outlaw partner resurfaces to take the lawman and his girl captive, forcing them into a trek to recover the loot Wade buried long ago and plunging captors and captives into the violent heart of Comanche territory. John Sturges (The Great Escape) directs, continuing his string of rugged,...

The sheriff is in pursuit of a ruthless killer who killed his parents. When he catches him he escapes and the sheriff stays on his trail.

Discovering the secret to eternal youth has never proved to be so deadly as in the classic sci-fi thriller, The Leech Woman. Hoping to reverse the effects of aging, Dr. Paul Talbott (Grant Williams) follows a mysterious tribeswoman (Phillip Terry) to Africa and convinces his neglected wife June (Colleen Gray) - an intended guinea pig - to join him. After the natives allow her to make the transformation, she escapes from the tribe and returns home to New York, a voluptuous recreation of her...

Secret agent John Culbertson is sent by the British government to gain the allegiance of the African kingdom of M'Tela. Also seeking M'Tela's resources, a rival foreign power sends a ruthless female spy known only as "The Leopard Woman" to assassinate him. When Culbertson saves her life, she falls in love with the handsome Englishman instead. With her superiors awaiting the British agent's death, the Leopard Woman must choose between her duty to her country and the man she loves.The Leopard...

Six years after exploding to stardom in Of Human Bondage, Bette Davis equaled that excitement with another W. Somerset Maugham role as an adulteress using her sexual wiles to escape a murder conviction in The Letter. The film throbs with sultry tension thanks to Davis, an impeccable supporting cast, atmospheric cinematography and the artistry of three-time Academy Award winner* William Wyler, Davis' director on Jezebel and The Little Foxes. Nominated for seven Oscars , including Best Picture,...

This inspirational three-volume miniseries chronicles the monumental events in the life of Jesus of Nazareth, from his miraculous birth in a Bethlehem stable to his crucifixion atop Calvary and glorious resurrection. Nelson Leigh (who later played judges on "Perry Mason" and "The F.B.I." and a doctor on "Bonanza") is a mesmerizing Christ whose devout followers and astonishing healing powers are eventually deemed a threat to the reigning Pharisees and their cruel Roman overseers. Faithfully...

This inspirational three-volume miniseries chronicles the monumental events in the life of Jesus of Nazareth, from his miraculous birth in a Bethlehem stable to his crucifixion atop Calvary and glorious resurrection. Nelson Leigh (who later played judges on "Perry Mason" and "The F.B.I." and a doctor on "Bonanza") is a mesmerizing Christ whose devout followers and astonishing healing powers are eventually deemed a threat to the reigning Pharisees and their cruel Roman overseers. Faithfully...

This inspirational three-volume miniseries chronicles the monumental events in the life of Jesus of Nazareth, from his miraculous birth in a Bethlehem stable to his crucifixion atop Calvary and glorious resurrection. Nelson Leigh (who later played judges on "Perry Mason" and "The F.B.I." and a doctor on "Bonanza") is a mesmerizing Christ whose devout followers and astonishing healing powers are eventually deemed a threat to the reigning Pharisees and their cruel Roman overseers. Faithfully...

The story of one of the world's greatest writers, a man who proved that one voice can overcome injustice and change the course of a nation is immortalized in The Life of Emile Zola. From his days as a struggling writer in Paris to his first success with the publication of Nana and his brilliant J'accuse, which exposes the Dreyfuss affair as a gross miscarriage of justice to cover up government incompetence, Emile Zola grows into an important voice for art, truth and justice. Winner of three...

The Life of Riley: William Bendix delighted radio and TV audiences with his lovable but thickheaded Chester A. Riley, an aircraft riveter frequently outsmarted by his wife Peggy (Marjorie Reynolds) and their children, Babs and Junior (Lugene Saunders and Wesley Morgan). This uproarious 1953-57 series from Desilu ("I Love Lucy") is a must for any fan of vintage '50s situation comedy. This DVD includes two episodes - "Bab's School Reunion" and "Riley's Operation." Episodes originally aired...

The tiny port town of New Seville's only claim to fame is its lighthouse, which guards a treacherous point between Boston and Halifax. It would be a haven for smugglers if not for Caleb Gale, the keeper of the light for over thirty years. Now old and blind, his young daughter Flora does her best to assume his duties, but finds herself overwhelmed. A shipwreck brings help in the form of castaway Bob Dorn and his dog, Rin-Tin-Tin. After a brief period of recuperation, the two become...

A mysterious assassin waits unobserved at a London airport for his target of death. His intended victim is Kendall Brown, whose plane from America has just arrived. A fellow passenger from the same flight, Frank Prior, stands innocently beside Brown when the man is shot dead. Frank is visiting London to rekindle a romance with Pauline French, a beautiful woman whom he hasn't seen since the end of WWII. When Scotland Yard begins its murder investigation, a sinister connection between Pauline...