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The Beast of Yucca Flats

A defecting Soviet scientist is hit by a nuclear explosion near Yucca Flats and roams around as a beast. Tags: Storyline: Shot without sound. To avoid having to sync a lot of sound in post-production, the actors turned away from the camera when speaking, and cupped their hands over their mouths when shouting.

Pot o' Gold

Jimmy Haskell, a music-loving man, finds himself caught between his own passion and his family's business interests when he moves to the city to work for his uncle, Charles Haskell, who despises music. Jimmy inadvertently becomes involved with the McCorkle family, who run a boarding house filled with musicians and are in a feud with his uncle. As Jimmy falls for Molly McCorkle, he tries to help the musicians by organizing a radio show to showcase their talents, leading to a series of comedic misunderstandings and conflicts. Ultimately, Jimmy's love for music and Molly helps bridge the gap between the feuding parties, bringing harmony to both his personal and professional life.

The Great Escape

Allied officers in a German prisoner of war camp during World War II making a daring plan for a mass escape by hundreds of their men, hoping to draw German personnel and resources away from ... Read all Tags: Storyline: One day, the police in the German town where this movie was shot set up a speed trap near the set. Several members of the cast and crew were caught, including Steve McQueen. The Chief of Police told McQueen "Herr McQueen, we have caught several of your comrades today, but you have won the prize (for the highest speeding)." McQueen was arrested and briefly jailed.

The Shop at Sly Corner

"The Shop at Sly Corner" follows Desius Heiss, a French antique dealer in London who secretly runs a smuggling operation to support his daughter Margaret's musical education. When his unscrupulous assistant, Archie Fellows, discovers the illegal activities, he attempts to blackmail Heiss. In a desperate bid to protect his daughter and his business, Heiss is driven to murder Fellows. However, the crime is witnessed by a young boy, who becomes a key figure in unraveling the truth. As the tension mounts, Heiss must navigate the dangerous consequences of his actions while trying to maintain his facade and protect his family.

Empire of the Air: The Men Who Made Radio

"Empire of the Air: The Men Who Made Radio" is a documentary that chronicles the pioneering efforts and rivalries of three key figures in the development of radio technology: Lee de Forest, Edwin Howard Armstrong, and David Sarnoff. The film delves into their groundbreaking contributions and the intense personal and professional conflicts that arose as they vied for control and recognition in the burgeoning field of radio. Through archival footage, interviews, and narration, the documentary explores how their innovations and disputes shaped the early days of radio broadcasting, ultimately transforming it into a powerful medium that revolutionized communication and entertainment in the 20th century.

Night Train to Terror

"Night Train to Terror" is an anthology horror film that weaves together three separate stories, all connected by a framing narrative set on a train. On this train, God and Satan are engaged in a philosophical debate over the fate of various souls, as a group of young musicians perform obliviously in the background. The first story, "The Case of Harry Billings," follows a man who becomes an unwilling accomplice in a sinister organ-harvesting operation. The second tale, "The Case of Gretta Connors," involves a woman who becomes entangled with a cult that indulges in deadly games. The final story, "The Case of Claire Hansen," centers on a doctor who battles a demonic entity intent on bringing about the apocalypse. As the train hurtles toward its destination, the ultimate judgment of the souls hangs in the balance.

Bonnie and Clyde

"Bonnie and Clyde" is a classic crime film directed by Arthur Penn. The story follows the infamous criminal couple, Clyde Barrow (played by Warren Beatty) and Bonnie Parker (played by Faye Dunaway), as they rob banks and evade the law during the Great Depression era. Along with their accomplices, they become notorious outlaws, capturing the attention of the public and the police. The film explores their complex relationship, their daring heists, and their tragic end in a violent showdown with law enforcement.