Firebrand defense attorney Jeff Keane (Lionel Barrymore) runs for Senate -- and wins -- after being chastised by his sitting senator for challenging "the old order." Unfortunately, it's a triumph that leads to Keane's defeat and ruin in this timeless piece of pre-Code cynical cinema. Persuaded to run by his fellows in the Bar Association, Jeff proves a formidable foe of the corrupt forces of big business and crony politics, earning him the nickname of "the new Lincoln." But this new Lincoln is...

After German underground leader Kurt Muller arrives with his family in Washington, DC, he soon finds the tentacles of Nazi terror have a very long reach. Lillian Hellman's 1941 stage hit (adapted by Dashiell Hammett) retains its emotional and intellectual power in this suspenseful movie awarded the New York Film Critics 1943 Best Picture prize. Repeating his Broadway triumph, Paul Lukas gives a passionate Oscar -winning* performance as Muller. Bette Davis, who took on the film because she...

The hero of the film is an insurance agent who's also a car thief. He steals cars only from various crooks and never from good people. Then sells those stolen cars and gives all the money to charity. His best friend is a cop who is working on this case.

Not one, not two, but three Red Skeltons zig-zag through this madcap adventure and turn Watch the Birdie into a real treat! The crown prince of clownery flusters his way through high jinks involving three beautiful women and two suave crooks, making this story of a bumbling photographer one picture-perfect film. Trying to raise enough money to save his camera store from foreclosure, Rusty Cameron (Skelton) rents a newsreel camera and goes hunting for a story. Encouraged by his father (also...

Ruthless miner Robert Weylan needs water for his operations and builds a dam cutting off all the supply in a fertile valley populated by cattlemen. After rancher Tim Martin is shot while trying to drive his herd to water, his daughter Shirley and new foreman Bob Lawson decide on more drastic action. Tensions escalate and a full-scale range war breaks out, placing Shirley in deadly danger when bullets start to fly.The second of three musical Westerns starring popular radio vocalist Dorothy...

This is probably the best quality DVD available of this PRC espionage thriller. Carradine and Naish are Nazi spies combing the San Francisco waterfront for a stolen code book, which also has the names of countless Nazi agents. They soon leave a trail of brutal killings and blackmail, with Carradine gunning down victim after victim lots of luger shootings. Probably Carradine's most ruthless portrayal. The final scene between him and Naish is most memorable. Way above average for the usual PRC...

Dr. Carl Decker (J. Carrol Naish), a mild mannered San Francisco optometrist, is really a Nazi spy and saboteur. One night he is robbed of his secret code book that also lists every enemy agent in the U.S.! Together with sadistic S.S. killer Marlow (John Carradine) they devise an elaborate plan to get the book back. As Marlow begins to take violent action against the suspected book thieves, an innocent man winds up getting framed for murder.

As Los Angeles cops raid his illegal gambling yacht, owner Jim McFee shoots and kills his double-crossing watchman. To cover for his boss, one of McFee's employees, Ronny Hillyer, grabs the gun and dives overboard. While a police manhunt scours the waterfront, Hillyer hides out in a nearby houseboat, disguised as a sailor. He's in no hurry to skip town after meeting and falling in love with beautiful Joan O'Brien. The hunted man has more to worry about than the police - Joan's rival suitor is...

Somewhere in the vicinity of the dusty Arizona burg of Integrity lies a fortune in stolen gold, buried at a desert waterhole by three confederates. Zeroing in on the hidden wealth is conniving gambler Lewton Cole (James Coburn), who's armed with a promising map, riding a stolen horse, and pursued by a less-than-law-abiding sheriff (Carroll O'Connor). And adding to the greed, corruption and lawlessness is a wonderfully misfit collection of additional treasureseekers, including the original...

Myra and Roy meet and fall in love on Waterloo Bridge during an air raid. Their love will be one of the war's unspoken casualties. Heartbroken after Roy is reportedly killed in action, Myra turns to prostitution to make her way. The report, however, is false. Roy later returns from a POW camp, eager to begin life anew with his beloved. But Myra's shattered spirit may no longer hold any room for happiness. Vivien Leigh plays Myra, at once winning and breaking viewers' hearts in this exquisite...

The action and adventure never stop in this thrill-packed sequel to King Solomon's Mines, starring George Montgomery and directed by Kurt Neumann (The Fly). Determined to succeed where his father failed, Harry Quartermain (Montgomery) convinces jungle guide Rick Cobb (David Farrar) to accompany him to Watusi country in search of King Solomon's mines. Coming across a village where natives have attacked a mission, they rescue sole survivor Erica Neuler (Taina Elg), who joins them on the quest....

Native New Englander Phillips Lord (Gang Busters) was a true Golden Age of Radio renaissance man -- writer, producer, actor and all-around creative force. Lord first came to national acclaim with his creation of a backwoods-Maine senior-citizen sage "Seth Parker" in Sunday Evening at Seth Parker's, a revue combining songs, sketches and slices of small-town life. A natural fit for RKO's Radio Pictures, Seth Parker and co. made the jump to the big screen alongside a pair of up-and-comers: Frank...

A cruel web of deceit and sexual desire ensnares an innocent young woman in D.W. Griffith's powerful silent epic, Way Down East.On her first visit to rich relatives in the big city, starry-eyed country waif Anna Moore (Lillian Gish) is easy prey for a scheming womanizer who cons her out of her virginity with a staged "marriage." He later walks out on his pregnant "wife," telling her the sordid truth that the marriage ceremony was a sham. After her baby dies, she is driven to wandering the...

Lillian Gish stars as a naive country girl tricked into marrying a wealthy womanizer in this classic from the silent era. Richard Barthelmess also stars in this stirring melodrama. Director D.W. Griffith's groundbreaking epic style is enhanced, as always, by his longtime cinematographer G.W. Bitzer. The climactic scene that takes place on an ice flow is one of the most memorable moments in movie history.

Musical - life in the south complete with all the things you would expect in 1939.

Silent screen legend John Gilbert sets sail for love in this "all-talking" comedy adventure costarring Wallace Beery and vagabond author Jim Tully (Beggars of Life) in his only screen appearance. Whenever Jack (Gilbert) sets anchor in London, the rowdy seaman heads off to see Joan (Leila Hyams), a shipping clerk who wants nothing to do with a sailor. Pretending he intends to settle down, Jack and Joan are happily married, until he admits he told her a lie and she leaves him to start a new...

A young gaucho deserts his army sentence and becomes a bandit leader in 1870s Argentina, making him an outlaw and enemy number one to a former commanding officer hell bent on bringing him to justice.

City-slicker carnival barker Windy (William Haines) thinks he got all the angles covered when he swindles a group of cowboys with a rigged roulette wheel while running a sideshow out West. But Windy didn't count on two things -- getting robbed by his leading attraction (Vera Marsh) and getting caught cheating by the cowboys. Windy is saved from an impromptu lynching by a rancher, Buck (Charles Middleton), who proposes that Windy work off his lost ill-gotten gains. While the cowboys take turns...

Wayne Morris was the last of the B-Western movie stars, the hero of the final series of shoot-'em-ups Hollywood made. A rising star at Warner Bros., Morris left to serve in WWII, where he became a highly decorated combat pilot, flying 57 missions. Returning to the screen in adventure roles, he made the transition to B-Westerns with a six-film series bursting with shootouts, fistfights and blazing frontier action, and this hard-riding collection features two of his best. The Marksman (1953): A...

As an ominous bell tolls midnight the heirs to the Wayne fortune gather, at the dying man's estate to learn his final wishes. Wayne collapses in front of the entire family, a dagger buried in his lifeless heart. The greedy relatives, who hated the old man when he was alive, are all suspect. Detective-Sergeant Mitchell is determined to expose the murderer, but recurring glimpses of a sinister hooded figure and the discovery of a second corpse transform the investigation into a fight for...

We Dive At Dawn is a classic WWII movie. The film tells the story of a British submarine sent on a special mission to find and sink a German battleship, the Brandenburg, sailing in the heavily defended Baltic region. After the mission safe escape seems almost impossible unless they can refuel in enemy waters.

This is one of the great love stories of all time. Fredric March and Anna Sten portray the ill-fated lovers in Leo Tolstoy's dramatic classic which is filled with tenderness, deep pathos and tragedy. Dimitri, a handsome young prince, seduces, then betrays his childhood sweetheart, the beautiful peasant girl Katusha, in this stirring tale of a tortured love affair set amid the wild excess of life in Imperial Russia.

For the first time on Blu-ray, Humphrey Bogart plays one of his rare comedy roles in this jaunty excursion about three convicts - Joseph (Bogart), Albert (Aldo Ray) and Jules (Peter Ustinov) - who are plotting their escape from Devil's Island. Fate intervenes when they hide out with kindly, but inept Felix (Leo G. Carroll) and his family. Felix manages a store for his arrogant cousin Andre (Basil Rathbone), who makes the fatal mistake of stealing Albert's pet, a poisonous snake. After...

Open the champagne! Put silk sheets on the guest-room beds! Princess Victoria Wilomirska and Baron Nicholas Prax are coming for the weekend. Who are they? My dear, they're real live European aristocrats. With titles. They don't have a dime, of course -- but, oh the social sensation! In a romantic romp based in part on Noel Coward's Tonight at 8:30, Norma Shearer is the princess and Melvyn Douglas the baron, a ne'er-do-well making his living as a professional guest in the homes of awe-struck...