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DEVIL IN SILK—Special Two-Disc Edition
(1956) Lilli Palmer, Curt Jurgens, Winnie Markus, Adelheid Seeck, Hans Nielsen. Palmer was 42 and drop dead gorgeous when she made this film. Her feminine appeal is electric—and it’s supposed to be. She lures in struggling composer Jurgens into a life completely dominated by her—everything he does, everyone he knows, is closely watched over by her. She is one wicked dame—shades of Play Misty for Me...
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DEVIL PLAYS, THE
THE DEVIL PLAYS (1931) Jameson Thomas, Florence Britton, Thomas E. Jackson, Dorothy Christy. This quickie was distributed by the king of poverty row murder mysteries, Chesterfield Pictures. In a nutshell, the film deals with a murder mystery that takes place over one long weekend at an expensive mansion...
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DEVIL'S CARGO*
(1948) John Calvert, Lyle Talbot, Rochelle Hudson. "The Falcon" saves the life of an innocent man imprisoned on murder charges and finds the real murderer. A must for all fans of the series. From 16mm.
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DEVIL'S FLUTE—Anamorphic Widescreen Edition
(1979) Toshiyuki Nishida, Isao Natsuyagi, Haruko Wanibuchi, Tomoko Saitô. This is a really well-made Japanese “locked room” murder mystery set in the 1930s. The famous Nipponese detective Kindaichi is called in to investigate a number of horrible slayings. His investigations soon point the finger at members of a wealthy family—a family that, as it turns out, has many dark secrets to hide...
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DIAGNOSIS: MURDER
(1975) Christopher Lee, Judy Geeson, Jon Finch, Tony Beckley. This is a decidedly underrated murder mystery. The film opens with a woman being seemingly gunned down by an unknown assassin. Lee, who
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DIARY OF AN EROTIC MURDERESS*
(1975, aka DIARY OF A MURDERESS) Marisa Mell, Richard Conte, Anthony Steffen. Almost a horror film. A femme fatale worms her way into the mansion of a millionaire played by Conte. After disposing o
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DICK TRACY COLLECTION, THE
(1945-1948) Morgan Conway, Ralph Byrd, Boris Karloff, Anne Jeffries, Lyle Latell, Anne Gwynne. Here’s the entire RKO Tracy collection—four movies on two discs, all in great video quality. You get: DICK TRACY (1945); DICK TRACY VS. CUEBALL (1946); DICK TRACY’S DILEMMA; and DICK TRACY VS. GRUESOME (1947)...
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DINNER AT THE RITZ*
(1937) David Niven, Annabella, Paul Lukas, Romney Brent, Francis L. Sullivan. Niven is a suave government agent who takes under his wing the carefree daughter of a recently murdered financier. The t
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DO YOU KNOW THIS VOICE?*
(1964) Dan Duryea, Gwen Watford, Isa Miranda. A great murder mystery. The only clue to a mad killer's identity is his shoes! The crime's only witness saw them while she was bent over picking something up.
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DOUBLE CONFESSION
(1950) Derek Farr, Joan Hopkins, Peter Lorre, William. Hartnell. Top British noir! After his wife is slain in a seaside cottage, Farr, also a suspect, threatens to pin the crime on his wife’s lover.
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DOUBLE EXPOSURE
DOUBLE EXPOSURE (1953) John Bentley, Rona Anderson, Garry Marsh, dir. by John Gilling. This is a nifty little crime film about a photograph that catches what is deemed to be a suicide, only—you guessed it—it’s not really a suicide, but murder! Dant! Dant! Dah! And of course, the photographer soon discovers she’s being stalked by the killer...
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DOVE, THE, & THE GLASS LADDER
Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic mystery-crime double novels. The first novel is “The Dove” by top-of-the-line veteran mystery writer Milton K. Ozaki. The second novel is a true classic of nail-biting suspense, “The Glass Ladder” by well-known sci-fi and mystery writer, Paul W. Fairman.
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DRAG-NET, THE*
(1936) Rod La Roque, Marian Nixon, Betty Compson, Jack Adair. An intriguing crime drama produced by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Rod is a playboy who takes a job as an assistant D.A. He then finds himself
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DRIVE-IN DOUBLE FEATURE #142
HORROR OF BLACKWOOD CASTLE (1968) Heinz Drache, Karin Baal, Siegfried Schurenberg, Agnes Windeck. Baal inherits a mysterious old castle. She is pressured to sell the place, but refuses. That’s when bodies start
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DRIVE-IN DOUBLE FEATURE #153
LABYRINTH (1959) Nadja Tiller, Peter Van Eyck, Nicole Badal, Amedeo Nazarri, Hannah Wieder. Labyrinth is a bizarre, brilliant film about a group of mental misfits in an out-of-this-world sanatorium
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DRIVE-IN DOUBLE FEATURE #174
BLACK DICE (1951) Jack LaRue, Linden Travers, Lili Molnar, Hugh McDermott. Travers is a society dame who is kidnapped by two small-time thugs. LaRue gives the best portrayal of his life as a bigtime gangster who owns the Black Dice Club, a classy spot filled with rich suckers, showgirls, and illicit types. PLUS: NIGHTBEAT (1947) Ronald Howard, Maxwell Reed, Anne Crawford. In this superb film noir gem, Ross and Howard play young men who join the police force. Ross succeeds; Howard fails. Howard ends up on the wrong side of the law when he falls in with a shady nightclub owner, brilliantly played by Reed...
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DRIVE-IN DOUBLE FEATURE #189
HOT MONEY GIRL (1959) Eddie Constantine, Christopher Lee, Dawn Addams. Constantine and Addams hatch a plot to recover a parcel of priceless jewels from behind the iron curtain. Their quest takes them to an old convent that’s now a German police barracks. Lots of tense moments as they break through security lines. PLUS: THE UNSTOPPABLE MAN (1960) Cameron Mitchell, Marious Goring, Harry Corbett. Mitchell is a tycoon whose son is kidnapped. There’s a huge ransom demand and the cops tell Mitchell to let them handle it. Mitchell, though, takes matters into his own hands. There’s a bit of sci-fi as Mitchell defends himself with a futuristic, hand-held flame projector...
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DRIVE-IN DOUBLE FEATURE #191
DAUGHTER OF DARKNESS (1948) Maxwell Reed, Siobhan McKenna, Anne Crawford, Honor Blackman. McKenna is brilliant as an insane killer. Reed is a carnival boxer who falls under her spell and ends up hideously scarred from her jagged fingernails. Soon, young men turn up slain. PLUS: THE MONKEY’S PAW (1948) Milton Rosmer, Megs Jenkins, Michael Harvey, Eric Micklewood. A man obtains a dead monkey’s magical paw. He is bestowed three wishes. His first wish is to be debt-free. The wish is granted, but the price is his son’s life. The next wish is for the son to be returned to life—but the price is truly horrible...
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