Waterfront
| #1225 | 1944 | B&W
| 64 min. | | Starring John Carradine, J. Carrol Naish, Terry Frost |
| A Nazi spy operating as an optometrist on the San Francisco waterfront discovers that his code book, which also has the names of his fellow Nazi agents and saboteurs, has been stolen. His attempts to track it down before it falls into the hands of the authorities result in a trail of murder and blackmail. |
We'll Meet Again
| #1099 | 2002 | Color
| 100 min. | | Starring Laura Leighton, Brandy Ledford, Gedeon Burkhard |
| Mary Higgins Clark's mastery of mystery makes this suspenseful drama come to life with all the thrills and chills you'd expect from her novels. Molly Lasch (Ledford) has just been parolled after spending six years in prison for the murder of her husband. Framed and determined to find the real killer, she relies on an old friend who is now an investigative reporter. As the events of the night of Lasch's husband's death unfold and the deception begins to expose itself, the two women find themselves in a mess of conspiracy and obsession that could mean murder for them. |
Whistle Stop
| #1228 | 1946 | B&W
| 85 min. | | Starring George Raft, Ava Gardner |
| When beautiful Mary returns home to her "whistle stop" home town, long-standing feelings of animosity between two of her old boyfriends leads to robbery and murder. |
Who Killed Doc Robbin?
| #1100 | 1948 | Color
| 50 min. | | Starring Larry Olsen, Eilene Janssen, Peter Miles |
| A band of rascal kids find adventurous fun in an unsolved mystery. Strange happenings in a strange old house inspire the fun-loving gang to investigate. Good times and suspenseful action ensue as Hal Roach's kis uncover clues. |
Widow's Peak
| #1101 | 1994 | Color
| 98 min. | | Starring Mia Farrow, Joan Plowright, Natasha Richardson |
| A sparkling comedy with a murder/mystery foundation. Richardson moves to the Irish town of Widow's Peak in the 1920's where she stirs things up in a big way with her knack at seduction and her talent of jealousy provoking. She tells all sorts of scandalous secrets and lies, but all the while it's part of a bigger plan. The scheme is exposed after a series of startling revelations, but the final scheme could be much bigger, and deadlier. Siskel and Ebert gave it two very big thumbs up. |
Winter Stallion, The
| #1202 | 1992 | Color
| 94 min. | | Starring Daniel Travanti, Lynette Davies |
| A sixteen-year-old orphan girl, Gwen, has lived with her Grandfather and all his horses on his farm all her life. When he suddenly dies, Gwen's Uncle Alan is left with the rights to the farm. Uncle Alan has not been home in 20 years and harbors negative feelings about his life long ago. It looks to Gwen as if she will be forced to move away from her only true home. During the mess of the property battle, Gwen takes refuge in her work with Mabon, a stallion who was her grandfather's hope for the future. As Christmas approaches, will the season bring joy and a promising new beginning? |
Witch's Curse
| #1102 | 1962 | Color
| 76 min. | | Starring Kirk Morris, Helene Chanel, Vira Silenti |
| A Scottish village is cursed by an old witch who was burned at the stake. When her great-granddaughter comes to the village to spend her honeymoon in the family's abandoned castle- the villagers tag her as a witch too and sentence her to burn at the stake like her late great-grandmother. Kirk Morris arrives in the village and decides he must prove the girl's innocence and and break the old witch's curse by defeating her in her current resting place: Hell. |
WWII in Color
| #1103 | | Color
| 105 min. |
| Check out this rare glimpse of World War II in color with amazing footage that was not immediately released to the public. Footage of Hitler and Eva Braun at their retreat, the landing on D-Day and the Allied march to Paris, the gory aftermath of Tarawa. Parts of it shot by John Ford and William Wyler. |
Young Land
| #1203 | 1959 | Color
| 89 min. | | Starring Patrick Wayne, Yvonne Craig, Dennis Hopper. |
| In 1848, a rebellious gunslinger is on trial for killing a young Hispanic. In a newly formed California, the justice system's strength is tested. An interesting look at an unusual aspect of taming the West. |
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