Claudia Drake

Renegade Girl -- Jean Shelby, a member of a family of Confederate sympathizers in Missouri during the Civil War, has been providing information about the Union Army to Confederate Raiders...

The Lady Confesses -- Shortly before she is to be married, a young woman gets a visit from her fiance's wife, who had been missing for seven years and presumed dead...

As late '40s Autry Columbia vehicles go, this one is pretty good. Gene runs into some Indians stealing from his ranch. They are suffering from malnutrition. Gene feels for them and goes into action when he finds that a local storeowner is cheating them. Transferred from a decent 16mm original print unlike most other video releases that were transferred from dupe prints.

As late '40s Autry Columbia vehicles go, this one is pretty good. Gene runs into some Indians stealing from his ranch. They are suffering from malnutrition. Gene feels for them and goes into action when he finds that a local storeowner is cheating them. Transferred from a decent 16mm original print unlike most other video releases that were transferred from dupe prints.

When radio anchor Peter Wiggins (Richard Denning) and his wife, Ellen (Frances Rafferty), decide to adopt their longtime foster daughter (Lora Lee Michel), a shadowy individual suddenly claims to be the girl's close relative and tries to thwart their plans. But after private detective Al Garrity (Ralph Dunn) turns up evidence of the child's secret inheritance, the fight escalates to murder in this 1948 mystery directed by Sam Newfield.

The bond between the boy and his only is the only thing that could bring the boy out of his shell. The plot moves along as Villains plan to steal the dog

The bond between the boy and his only is the only thing that could bring the boy out of his shell. The plot moves along as Villains plan to steal the dog

John Carradine stars as Dr. Charles Randolph, a scientist dedicated to deciphering the secrets of life and death. Aided by assistant David Cochran (Robert Shayne), Charles conducts experiments that have horrifying side effects. Charles's lonely wife, Elaine (Claudia Drake), is frightened by his work, and in order to protect her, housekeeper Maria (Rosa Rey) unleashes a torrent of voodoo that wrecks havoc.

Suspense as startling as a strangled scream! This is it, the defining motion picture in all of "film noir," written by Academy Award-nominee Martin Goldsmith (The Narrow Margin) and directed by legendary B-movie maker Edgar G. Ulmer (Daughter of Dr. Jekyll, The Black Cat). Tom Neal (The Brute Man, The Pride of the Yankees), handsome 1940's leading man, brings to thrilling life a down-on-his-luck nightclub performer who takes one wrong turn and picks up the meanest femme fatale in all of "noir," played to perfection by the incomparable Ann Savage (The Dark Horse, The Spider) in one of the most powerful and riveting performances ever recorded on celluloid.

Suspense as startling as a strangled scream! This is it, the defining motion picture in all of "film noir," written by Academy Award-nominee Martin Goldsmith (The Narrow Margin) and directed by legendary B-movie maker Edgar G. Ulmer (Daughter of Dr. Jekyll, The Black Cat). Tom Neal (The Brute Man, The Pride of the Yankees), handsome 1940's leading man, brings to thrilling life a down-on-his-luck nightclub performer who takes one wrong turn and picks up the meanest femme fatale in all of "noir," played to perfection by the incomparable Ann Savage (The Dark Horse, The Spider) in one of the most powerful and riveting performances ever recorded on celluloid.

Detour -- Chance events trap hitch-hiker Al Roberts in a tightening net of film noir trouble.

Detour -- Suspense as startling as a strangled scream! This is it, the defining motion picture in all of 'film noir,' written by Academy Award-nominee Martin Goldsmith (The Narrow Margin) and directed by legendary B-movie maker Edgar G. Ulmer (Daughter of Dr. Jekyll, The Black Cat). Tom Neal (The Brute Man, The Pride of the Yankees), handsome 1940's leading man, brings to thrilling life a down-on-his-luck nightclub performer who takes one wrong turn and picks up the meanest femme fatale in all of 'noir,' played to perfection by the incomparable Ann Savage (The Dark Horse, The Spider) in one of the most powerful and riveting performances ever recorded on celluloid.