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Pilot
X:
Murder
In The
Sky
A
deranged
flyer
calling
himself
Pilot X
wreaks
havoc by
shooting
down
passenger
planes.
Inspector
Gallagher
of the
Bureau
of
Aeronautics
and the
eminent
Dr.
Norris
assemble
an
international
team of
flying
aces in
an
effort
to
capture
Pilot X.
The
pilots
engage
in
furious
aerial
battles
with the
killer
and are
shot
from the
sky one
by one.
A final
deadly
battle
between
the
group's
ace
gunner
and the
aerial
maniac
grounds
the
killer
and
exposes
X's
identity.
Skillful
use of
dogfight
footage
adds to
the
sense of
high
altitude
danger
in this
whodunnit
of the
skies.
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Public
Enemy,
The
Tom's
bad way
of life
is
constantly
set up
against
his
brother
Mike's,
who has
a job
during
the day
and goes
to night
school.
Mike
will
enroll
in the
Marines
to fight
in WWI.
He will
come
back and
will
constantly
try to
put Tom
back on
the
right
path.
Meanwhile,
friends
Tom and
Matt go
from
small
time to
big time
crime
during
prohibition.
Tom
tires of
his
mistress
Kitty
(he
pushes a
grapefruit
into her
face)
and
falls
for Gwen
who
resists
his
advances
except
when it
look as
though
he might
dump
her.
When
Matt is
killed,
Tom goes
after
the
murderers.
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Quicksand
Danny
Brady is
running
out of
time. In
only one
week,
he's
gone
from
being an
honest
auto
mechanic
to a
criminal
on the
run for
the
Mexican
border.
His
charges:
grand
theft,
kidnapping,
battery
and
murder.
Mickey
Rooney
stars as
Danny, a
kid with
his
sights
on
impressing
a
beautiful
diner
waitress,
Vera
(Jeanne
Cagney).
When he
asks her
out on a
date a
couple
of days
before
his
payday,
he
borrows
money
from the
garage's
cash
register,
intending
to
replace
it by
the time
the
accountant
comes to
count
the
drawer.
When he
arrives
earlier,
Danny is
thrown
in a
downward
spiral
of
deceit
and
terror.
After
mugging
an old
drunk,
strangling
his
boss,
and
stealing
a car,
his only
choice
is to
run for
the
border.
But will
he make
it there
alive?
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Rear
Window
Alfred
Hitchcock's
1956
remake
of his
own 1934
spy
thriller
is an
exciting
event in
its own
right,
with
several
justifiably
famous
sequences.
James
Stewart
and
Doris
Day play
American
tourists
who
discover
more
than
they
wanted
to know
about an
assassination
plot.
When
their
son is
kidnapped
to keep
them
quiet,
they are
caught
between
concern
for him
and the
terrible
secret
they
hold.
When
asked
about
the
difference
between
this
version
of the
story
and the
one he
made 22
years
earlier,
Hitchcock
always
said the
first
was the
work of
a
talented
amateur
while
the
second
was the
act of a
seasoned
professional.
Indeed,
several
extraordinary
moments
in this
update
represent
consummate
filmmaking,
particularly
a
relentlessly
exciting
Albert
Hall
scene,
with a
blaring
symphony,
an
assassin's
gun, and
Doris
Day's
scream.
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Rogue's
Gallery
As
World
War II
rages
across
the
globe,
Daily
Express
journalist
Patsy
(Robin
Raymond)
and her
photographer
pal
Eddie
(Frank
Jenks)
sniff
out a
military
secret
at the
compound
of
mysterious
Professor
Reynolds
(H.B.
Warner).
When a
phantom
killer
strikes,
Patsy
and
Eddie
turn
their
investigation
from
science
to
homicide.
Just
when the
murderer
is
within
their
grasp,
the
corpse
of
Professor
Reynolds
vanishes.
With the
blueprints
for the
Professor's
top-secret
eavesdropping
device
stolen
and
wartime
paranoia
in the
air,
everyone
is a
suspect
-
including
the
reporters.
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Rogue's
Tavern
On
a dark
and
stormy
night, a
detective
and his
fiancée
(Wallace
Ford,
Barbara
Pepper)
arrive
at the
sinister
Red Rock
Tavern
to be
married.
Instead
they
find
murder.
The
victims
seem to
have
been
bitten
to death
by a
vicious
animal,
but the
Tavern
owner's
dog may
not be
the
prime
suspect.
The
couple
reluctantly
become
sleuths,
uncovering
more
than
just a
murder
mystery!
Ford and
Pepper
throw
sparks
as the
wisecracking
honeymooning
couple,
backed
by a
great
ensemble
cast in
this
'old
dark
house'
classic.
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Scar,
The
After
a
botched
hit on a
casino,
the
criminal
mastermind
John
Muller
has
nowhere
to run.
With a
band of
killers
on his
trail,
he hides
out in
an
anonymous
office
job,
knowing
that his
days are
numbered.
When he
is
mistaken
for the
psychiatrist
Dr.
Bartok,
he finds
his
escape
route.
The
doctor
is a
dead
ringer
for
Muller,
except
for a
hideous
scar on
his
face. By
inflicting
the
gruesome
wound on
his own
cheek,
the
criminal
is able
to
assume
Bartok's
identity.
Through
a twist
of fate,
Muller
cuts the
scar
onto the
wrong
side of
his face
and
finds
his
survival
threatened.
Unable
to keep
this
precarious
balance
any
longer,
he makes
one last
attempt
at
escape
before
fate
closes
in on
him.
Paul
Henreid
produced
and
starred
in this
inspired
film-noir
thriller.
The
nail-biting
tension
is
magnified
by
phenomenal
performances
by Joan
Bennett
("Scarlet
Street")
and John
Qualen
(Paul
Henreid's
co-star
in
"Casablanca").
"The
Scar"
also
introduces
Dragnet's
Jack
Webb in
his
first
motion
picture
role.
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