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House
of
Secrets
Barry
Wilding
arrives
in
London
to take
over his
uncle's
estate,
an old
manor
called
the
Hawk's
Nest.
When he
arrives
at the
stately
mansion,
he
discovers
that a
noted
scientist
and his
beautiful
daughter
Julie
are
living
there.
His life
is
threatened
and he
is
forcibly
removed
from the
property
with no
explanation.
After
warnings
to leave
England
and
encounters
with
American
gangsters,
Barry is
driven
to seek
out the
truth.
He soon
learns
that all
the
strange
events
may have
something
to do
with a
hidden
treasure
at
Hawk's
Nest and
a
government
conspiracy,
but that
is just
the
beginning.
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Impact
Brian
Donlevy
is
Walter
Williams,
a
wealthy
industrialist
whose
vicious,
two-timing
wife,
Irene
and her
lover,
Jim
Torrance,
plot
Walter's
death in
an
"accidental"
car
crash.
Plans go
awry and
Torrance
is
killed
instead.
The
police
believe
that it
is
Williams'
charred
body
that is
found in
the
wreck,
and
declare
him
dead.
Assuming
a new
identity,
Williams
ends up
in a
small
town in
Idaho
and
begins
life
over
again,
falling
in love
with
beautiful
Marsha
Peters
(Ella
Raines).
Walter
returns
to San
Francisco
to
confront
Irene,
but an
unpleasant
surprise
awaits
him - an
indictment
for
murder.
Impact
is a
masterpiece
of film
noir,
full of
striking
dialogue,
diabolical
plot
twists
and
excellent
authoritative
performances
by Brian
Donlevy,
Ella
Raines
and
Charles
Coburn
as the
investigating
detective.
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Kansas
City
Confidential
When
an
armored
car
robbery
goes
down and
the four
robbers
get away
clean
with 1.2
million
in cash,
a
decorated
and down
on his
luck
veteran
named
Joe
Rolfe
(John
Payne)
is
accused
of being
involved
and is
mercilessly
beaten
up by
the
local
police.
Released
due to
lack of
evidence,
Joe
decides
to look
for the
men who
set him
up and
then pay
them
back one
by one.
What he
doesn't
suspect,
however,
is that
the
trail
will
lead to
beautiful
Coleen
Gray, an
innocent
bystander,
and
Preston
Foster,
a
corrupt
cop, who
will in
the end
decide
who
lives,
who dies
and who
ends up
with the
money.
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Midnight
Manhunt
A
dead
body is
discovered
in a wax
museum
and two
rival
reporters
compete
to break
the
story in
this
fast-paced,
tough-talking
crime
caper.
Renowned
criminal
Joe
Wells is
shot in
his
hotel
room and
stumbles
into a
wax
museum,
where
office
boy
Clutch
(Leo
Gorcey)
sweeps
the
floor
and
butchers
the
English
language
("I
figured
it out
by the
process
of
mental
reduction").
Feisty
reporter
Sue
Gallagher
(Ann
Savage)
discovers
Wells'
body and
rushes
to file
the
scoop,
but is
interrupted
when her
part-time
lover
and news
colleague
Pete
Willis
(William
Gargan)
learns
of the
story.
Tensions
flare up
even
more
when
Wells'
killer
(George
Zucco)
corners
Sue in
search
of the
corpse,
unaware
that
Clutch
has
found it
and
moved it
out of
the
museum!
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Mr.
Moto's
Last
Warning
When
an
armored
car
robbery
goes
down and
the four
robbers
get away
clean
with 1.2
million
in cash,
a
decorated
and down
on his
luck
veteran
named
Joe
Rolfe
(John
Payne)
is
accused
of being
involved
and is
mercilessly
beaten
up by
the
local
police.
Released
due to
lack of
evidence,
Joe
decides
to look
for the
men who
set him
up and
then pay
them
back one
by one.
What he
doesn't
suspect,
however,
is that
the
trail
will
lead to
beautiful
Coleen
Gray, an
innocent
bystander,
and
Preston
Foster,
a
corrupt
cop, who
will in
the end
decide
who
lives,
who dies
and who
ends up
with the
money.
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Murder
By
Television
A
scientist
collapses
during
the
premiere
of his
television
system,
his
death
broadcast
around
the
world.
Investigations
into the
murder
provide
no clues
and the
victim's
assistant
(Bela
Lugosi)
becomes
the
prime
suspect.
When he
is found
dead
with a
knife in
his
chest,
the case
seems
unsolvable,
until
the
assistant
appears
to
return
from the
dead and
untangles
the
mystery.
Bela
Lugosi
plays a
dual
role in
Murder
by
Television,
which
was
produced
for
under
$35,000
by Cameo
Pictures.
Of
interest
is an
early
performance
by
Academy
Award-winner
Hattie
McDaniel
("Gone
With the
Wind")
and the
song
"I
Had the
Right
Idea,"
which
was
written
for the
film by
Oscar-winner
Oliver
Wallace
("Dumbo").
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Murder
In The
Night
(aka
Murder
In Soho)
A
murder
at the
world-famous
Cotton
Club
threatens
to
topple
its
megalomaniac
owner
from
power.
Kingpin
Steve
Marco
(Jack
LaRue)
kills an
employee
blackmailing
him and
steals a
string
of
priceless
pearls
in the
process.
Scotland
Yard
enlists
the help
of club
hostess
Ruby
Lane
(Sandra
Storme)
to bait
Marco
into
giving
the
pearls
to her.
Working
with the
police,
reporter
Roy
Barnes
(Bernard
Lee)
receives
the
pearls
from
Ruby,
but the
transaction
is
witnessed
by the
club's
strongmen,
leading
to a
brutal
confrontation
and a
surprising
plot
twist
finale.
Bernard
Lee, an
English
actor of
long-standing,
was
later to
gain
international
fame as
"M"
in the
James
Bond
series.
Jack
LaRue,
whose
career
dates
back to
the
silent
days,
made a
career
out of
portraying
gun-toting
tough
guys,
appearing
in
dozens
of low
budget
crime
films
throughout
the
Thirties
and
Forties.
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Murder
on
Campus
Co-ed
Lillian
Voyne
(Shirley
Grey) is
the
daughter
of
professional
gambler
and
ex-con
"Blackie"
Atwater
(Maurice
Black).
She
lives a
double
life,
working
her way
though
college
by day
and
singing
for easy
money in
her
father's
sleazy
nightclub
at
night.
When her
boyfriend,
ace
reporter
Bill
Bartlett
(Charles
Starrett),
investigates
the
murder
of frat
boy Mal
Jennings,
Lillian
emerges
as the
chief
suspect
and her
hidden
life as
a
cabaret
chanteuse
is
threatened
with
scandalous
exposure.
As the
campus
killer
strikes
again
and
again,
Bill is
drawn
deeper
into
secrets
that lay
behind
the
ivory
towers
of
higher
education.
In his
quest to
save the
girl he
loves
from the
gas
chamber,
Bill
encounters
oddball
chemistry
professor
C. Edson
Hawley
(Played
by
Edward
Van
Sloan of
Frankenstein,
Dracula
and The
Mummy),
the
pathologically
jealous
Wilson
(Richard
Catlett)
and
no-nonsense
career
secretary
Hilda
Lund
(Jane
Keckley)
who may
know
more
than
anyone
suspects.
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Mystery
Liner
Captain
Holling
(Noah
Beery)
is
relieved
of his
command
after he
suffers
a
nervous
breakdown.
When
Downey
takes
over for
the
impending
voyage,
he
learns
that the
ship
will be
automatically
piloted
by a
radio-controlled
mechanism
created
by
Professor
Grimson.
A band
of
criminals
is able
to
intercept
the
radio
signals
during a
test of
the
device
and
dispatches
saboteurs
for the
liner's
remote-controlled
voyage.
Both
Downey
and the
Professor
are
murdered
and
after
the
vessel
shifts
into
automatic
pilot
the
gangsters
seize
control
with
their
own
transmitter.
Not a
soul on
the ship
is above
suspicion.
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Mystery
Plane
[Tailspin
Tommy]
Ace
pilot
Tailspin
Tommy
has
invented
a
groundbreaking
new bomb
targeting
system
that
will
revolutionize
the Air
Force.
On the
eve of
the
system's
delivery,
a
treasonous
group of
spies
kidnaps
Tommy to
force
the
plans
out of
him.
When the
villains
threaten
Tommy's
girlfriend,
the
pilot is
forced
to
choose
between
his
country
and his
love.
Unable
to turn
his back
on
either,
Tailspin
Tommy
risks
everything
on a
heart-stopping
plan.
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Nancy
Drew
Reporter
Ace
sleuth
Nancy
Drew
stumbles
onto the
trail of
a major
scoop
while
working
as a
schoolgirl
reporter
for the
local
newspaper.
As she
investigates
a
poisoning
death,
this
bright
and
persistent
detective
becomes
convinced
that the
woman
charged
with the
horrible
crime is
actually
innocent.
Enlisting
the aid
of her
trusted
friend
Ted,
they
search
for
evidence
that
would
reveal
the true
culprit
and free
an
innocent
woman.
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One
Body Too
Many
A
big-city
salesman,
Albert
Tuttle,
arrives
at the
spooky
mansion
of
tyrannical
millionaire
Cyrus
Wentworth
hoping
to sell
him an
expensive
life
insurance
policy.
Tuttle
is
surprised
to find
that the
prospective
customer
is lying
in his
coffin
surrounded
by
greedy
heirs
awaiting
the
reading
of his
will. A
mysterious
killer
is at
large,
picking
off the
conniving
relatives
one-by-one.
Trapped
by a
raging
storm,
the
salesman
becomes
involved
in the
family's
double-crossings
and
death
threats.
In a
spectacular
climax
atop a
mountain
observatory,
Tuttle
comes
face-to-face
with the
murderer.
Bela
Lugosi
manages
to steal
the show
as the
creepy
butler.
While
his
presence
is a
dark
shadow
against
the
often
laughable
antics
of the
ravenous
treasure
seekers,
Lugosi
ends up
with the
film's
funniest
lines.
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