Ida Lupino

An amazingly sympathetic portrait of a figure historically given very short shrift: the title character is not only a two-timer—he’s a traveling salesman as well. But, as embodied by that perpetually pressured everyman of the 1950s, Edmond O’Brien, the bigamist comes across as a victim of his own sensitivity. Caught between two complementary spouses, O’Brien’s dazed indecisiveness dominates the narrative. As always in Ida Lupino’s directorial...

Wonderful tales of the Old West laden with history and adventure are presented. A half-hour western anthology TV series that debuted on CBS, October 5, 1956 and ran for five whole seasons. Contains the original 29 episodes.

The tyrannical captain of a freighter would rather 'reign in Hell than serve in Heaven' in this classic drama.

Two police detectives and a nightclub singer plot to keep a box of stolen money with tragic results.

Bobo is a free-spirited wanderer who docks in a Pacific seaside town with his buddy Tiny, a sponge who wants to leave. After a night of drunken debauchery, Bobo awakens on a strange barge wearing the cap of a dead man. Afraid he has committed the crime, Bobo prepares to skip town with Tiny but is delayed when he meets Anna, who he rescues from drowning herself in the surf. They fall in love and open a business together selling bait. Jealous and desperate...

Petrified forest (1936, 82 min.): A rundown diner bakes in the Arizona heat. Inside, a fugitive killer sweats out a manhunt, holding a writer and young waitress hostage. Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (1938, 87 min.): Dr. Clitterhouse wants to find out what makes a criminal tick. Eager to study the physical and mental state of lawbreakers, he joins a gang of jewel thieves. High Sierra (1941, 101 min.): A gangster's hard-boiled persona finds itself at...

Sisters Emily and Charlotte Bronte lived to write, weaving tales rich with characters, incident and passion from the poor Yorkshire vicarage they called home. Tells the story, with more than a dash of literary license, of these daring women who created Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre. Two sisters, yearning for literary success and the love of the same man.

A gangster's hard-boiled persona finds itself at war with his compassionate side, a side that will ultimately be his downfall.

"Jefferson Robbins owns a roadhouse near the Canadian border that is managed by his playboy buddy Pete Morgan and cashier Susie Smith. After a trip to Chicago, Robbins brings back Lily Stevens, cahnteuse with whom he is obviously smitten. When Robbins goes on a hunting trip with some pals and plans to ask Lily to marry him upon his return... Pete and Lily share some intimate time together and fall in love. The news sends Robbins into a psychopathic...