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FEMALE FUGITIVE
(1938) Evelyn Venable, Craig Reynolds, Reed Hadley, John Kelly. A woman is shocked when she discovers her husband is the head of a truck-hijacking ring. When he forces her to drive their getaway car, she finds herself wanted by the police, too. An OK Monogram crime thriller with an engaging script...
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FIGHTING PILOT, THE*
(1935, Reliable) Dick Talmadge, Gertie Messinger, Robert Frazer, Eddie Davis, Victor Mace. A fun poverty row action film with a bit of a yellow peril slant to it. A crafty gangster is trying to secure the
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FIND EILEEN HARDIN—ALIVE! & MURDER ON THE MAKE
Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic mystery-crime double novels. Our first novel is “Find Eileen Hardin—Alive!” by top tier mystery author, Stephen Marlowe. Eileen Hardin was barely eighteen, too young to be a call girl! The second novel is another terrific murder mystery, “Murder on the Make” by Robert Martin. It was a perfect “murder-for-money” setup...
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FIVE MINUTES TO LIVE—Anamorphic Widescreen Edition
(1961) Johnny Cash, Cay Forester, Donald Woods, Ronnie Howard, Pamela Mason. Cash plays a vile, hardboiled hood, hired to hold a bank president’s wife (Forester) hostage while the bank is being robbed. Held at gunpoint in her own home, she is put through hell by Cash...
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FLAW, THE
(1955) John Bentley, Donald Houston, Rona Anderson. The British had a field day making B murder mysteries in the ‘30s, ‘40s, and ‘50s, and many of them are unsung little gems. Terrence Fisher’s The
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FLYING FISTS*
(1937, Victory) Herman Brix, Jeanne Martel, Fuzzy Knight, J Farrell MacDonald, Guinn Williams, Dickie Jones. This is a nifty little action thriller with brix as a lumberjack who floors the ex-heavyweight champ. He's
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FOG FOR A KILLER
(1962) David Sumner, Susan Travers, James Hayter, John Arnatt, Jack Watson, Renee Houston. A short but sweet thriller about an ex-con who becomes the prime suspect after a string of horrible slayings occur. The murders always occur under a full moon and the victims are always young blondes. The final scene in a fog-enshrouded wooded are between Sumner and Travers is very well done. Is he the killer…or isn’t he? Aka Out of the Fog. 16mm.
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FOOTSTEPS IN THE NIGHT
(1931) Benita Hume, Peter Hannen, Harold Huth, Walter Armitage. Hum and Hannen are newlyweds, off on their honeymoon. Hannen is also an inventor with secret plans. Little do the newlyweds realize that international crooks are out to steal Hannen's plans, who is soon kidnappedby the bad guys. However, when they find he’s not in possession of the plans, Hume is left to contend with the conniving, low-down scoundrel Harold Huth...
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FORGER OF LONDON
(1961) Karin Dor, Hellmut Lange, Siegfried Lowitz, Eddi Arent, Mady Rahl, Walter Rilla. Scotland Yard investigates a clever ring of counterfeiters who are flooding England with phony money. The prime suspect is an amnesiac playboy, to whom beautiful Karin Dor has just wed. What horrifying secrets are...
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FOUL PLAY
(1955) Kataoka Chiezo, Otomo Ryutaro, Okawa Keiko, Sakurmachi Hiroko, Oka Satomi. Perhaps the best B-murder mystery we’ve seen in a long time. During the middle of the Japanese World Series, a player is murdered
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FOUR HOURS OF TERROR, Anamorphic Widescreen Edition
(1959) Ken Takakura, Kenji Imai. This is a terrific film about a mad killer on an airliner. The film’s initial exposition is great as we get to know all the various passengers who are boarding the plane. The killer, who has just murdered three people, then boards with a gun in hidden in his pocket (no security screening back then). When one of the passengers discovers his identity, the killer holds the plane at bay (in flight) and threatens to kill anyone who refuses to obey him...
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FOUR WAYS OUT
(1951) Gina Lollobrigida, Renato Baldini, Cosetta Greco, Paul Muller, story by Federico Fellini. This is a realistic Euro-crime film that deals with four criminals who stage a robbery during a soccer match. But before they can make their getaway the cops arrive, so they split up without dividing their booty...
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FRANTIC
(1958) Jeanne Moreau, Maurice Ronet, Georges Poujouly. An ex-commando, in love with his employer's wife, commits murder, making it look like suicide. A teenager's prank backfires and the "perfect crime" turns into
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FRENZY & IN THIS CORNER—DEATH!
Armchair Fiction presents classic mystery-crime double novels. “Frenzy” is our first grisly tale of murder and mayhem, by James O. Causey. Shannon...she was a slut with a body like flame—hell’s own angel—wrapped up in murder and mayhem This double novel’s second tale is a great tale of murder and crime, “In this Corner—Death” by Emile C. Tepperman. It was a good deed turned into a nightmare...
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FURY ON SUNDAY & THE AGONY COLUMN
Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic mystery-suspense double novels. The first novel is “Fury on Sunday” by Richard Matheson. The second novel is “The Agony Column” by heralded mystery author, Earl Derr Biggers. Click on the image to the left to find out more about these two great titles.
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GANG BUSTERS
(1955) Myron Healy, Don C. Harvey. Don't confuse this with the earlier Universal serial. An interesting prison-life drama focusing on a breakout attempt inspired by the famous radio series. From 16mm.
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