“They Drive By Night” tells the story of two brothers and two women. It’s a story about truck drivers, the men who hire them, the men who work for them, and the women that love them. It’s a story about loss, gain, love and hate.

“Not Wanted” tells the story of a young women who falls in love with an intense moody piano player. She ends up pregnant with his child. Is this a dated story of morays from the 1949 or is it a tale of the social pressures that women suffer under even to this very day?   

Starring Ida Lupino as Mary Malden, “On Dangerous Ground” tells the story of how tragedy can lead people though pain and darkness and into love and forgiveness.

"This is the true story of a man and a gun and a car. The gun belonged to the man. The car might have been yours... or that young couple across the aisle. What you will see in the next seventy minutes could have happened to you. For the facts are actual."

Based on true events "The Hitch-hiker" tells the story of a killer on the run and two men that have the unfortunate luck to cross paths on the way to a fishing trip in Mexico.

“Do you not think that there are things which you cannot understand, and yet which are; that some people see things that others cannot? But there are things old and new which must not be contemplate by men´s eyes, because they know -or think they know- some things which other men have told them. Ah, it is the fault of our science that it wants to explain all; and if it explain not, then it says there is nothing to explain.” 
― Bram Stoker, Dracula

A lost colony on Altair 4 is the scene for a terrifying discovery as Commander Adams and his crew meet Dr. Morbius and his daughter Altaira and their robot companion Robby. 

Strange events surround the Thorn’s adopted son Damien. Is he the spawn of hell, or is something else going on? Either way, it’s a heck of a scary ride!

"An evil old house. The kind some people call haunted is like an undiscovered country waiting to be explored. Hill House has stood for 90 years and might stand for 90 more. Silence lay against the wood and stone of Hill House. And whatever walked there, walked alone."

In the remotest regions of the unexplored Arctic an unknown aircraft crash-lands in the ice. A group of scientists and military men are dispatched to find out what happened. And so begins an epic struggle for the fate of planet Earth.

Is Nosferatu a monster or a tragic figure cursed to live forever until he falls in love and forgets his most dangerous weakness. 

In a landmark horror film Max Shreck creates an unforgettable image of terror as the undead nosfertu “Graf Orlok”. Directed by F.W. Murnau, the film has scenes that would be copied for decades to come. 

City Lights was a silent film in the era of talkies. Charlie Chaplin believed that people would come to his movies despite the fact that "silent movies were dead" after The Jazz Singer was released. And he was right! It's a great movie. In fact, the closing scene may be one of the best ever filmed!

Prepare yourself for an epic adventure in the tradition of “The Arabian Nights”.

Metropolis is without a doubt one of the finest movies ever created, ever. It features stunning music, incredible visuals and a compelling and deep story. It’s a must watch for any fan of film!

Is it an allegory for how humans treat each other and animals, is it an allegory for the cold war, or is it just a great sci-fi story? Maybe it’s all three at once. Bob and I give it a viewing and a review and we really enjoyed it!

The IMDB summary for this movie is…“The Beatles agree to accompany Captain Fred in his Yellow Submarine and go to Pepperland to free it from the music hating Blue Meanies.” But it's so much more. It's an extended music video, it's a musical, it's an experimental animated film, it's a political and social statement, and it's weird, and strange and wonderful. So open your mind and your heart and remember “All You Need Is Love”!

Snow White shook the film industry to its core when it was released in 1937. We can’t under-estimate how huge this movie was when it first came out. It was as big as Star Wars, Indiana Jones or Jurassic Park. All in all an outstanding, we might even say disruptive, film. A film that continues to enchant and engage audiences of all ages up to the present day. 

Starting in the 1920’s and really picking up the pace in the 1940’s it was common to see several short animated films prior to the main feature. It was truly a golden age of animation.

In an all star production of the James Jones novel of the same name we experience the turmoil that filled the lives of a group of soldiers and civilians living on and near the Schofield Barracks in the weeks leading up to the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

Grab your camera and your scooter as we tour the beautiful sites of Rome with Gregory Peck, Audrey Hepburn, and Eddie Albert. In a movie that feels like it’s out of a fairy tale, Audrey Hepburn as Princess Ann escapes the overbearing life as a public figure to spend the day as a common person.

High Noon is a film that has been analyzed to death in every way conceivable. It tells a straight-forward story of a man who stands up against overwhelming odds to keep his sense of duty intake and to “do the right thing.”  We highly recommend it. We also highly recommend you don't do any internet research on the film before watching it!