(1964) Brad Newman, Eric Douglas. A secret agent seeks a fellow spy in hiding...

(1961, Upgraded 5/12/22) Paul Meurisse, Elga Andersen, Bernard Blier, Pierre Blanchar.  Blanchar is a Nazi war criminal who lives in a magnificent old castle.  He gathers a number of his old allies for nefarious purposes...

(1963) Paul Maxwell, Clare Owen, Anita West, John Sutton, John Arnatt.  On his way home to America from Baghdad, Maxwell encounters an old girlfriend who asks him to pass along a message to the British Secret Service.  But doing this puts his life in danger and is soon captured by a gang of conspirators...

(1933) Conrad Veidt, Madeline Carroll, Herbert Marshall, Edmund Gwenn, Gerald du Maurier.  This is a tremendous spy movie with a marvelous cast.  Carroll plays a nurse in occupied German territory who’s sending top secret info back to the British.  Things become disconcerting when she has to treat the wounds of soldiers injured because of her covert activities...

(1938) Leon Ames, Charlotte Wynters, Joan Woodbury, Gustav Von Seyferrtitz.  This Grand National quickie moves along at a brisk pace and although it has an engaging plot, the detail given to the whole aspect of wartime code-breaking gives it some extra appeal.  The plot concerns Ames’ efforts at cracking a spy ring in Washington.  Things get messy when...

(1966) Elizabeth Shepherd, John Sharp, Gary Cockrell, Alan Curtis, William Maxwell.  This is a two-disc set of the short-lived Brit TV series, a total of four episodes.  Shepard plays an international villainess who continually thwarts the efforts of a heavy-set inspector and his two assistants (named Blood and Hound).  These episodes are filled with espionage, intrigue, and a whole lot of...

 (1967) Louis Jourdan, Senta Berger, Edmund O’Brien, Maurice Garrel. In this special 2-disc set, you get beautiful anamorphic editions of both the English language version as well as the original French-language version (with English subs).  Jourdan plays a poorly selling novelist-turned-unlucky-gambler in this engaging French spy movie. He soon becomes a pawn in a huge espionage plot concerning the defection of a famed laser scientist to the Red Chinese.  A little slow at first but the film really kicks into gear in the second half.  There are a couple of cool fight scenes, one especially with a guy going after another with a knife. O’Brien has a nice part as Jourdan’s publisher; Senta is drop dead gorgeous.  Beautiful color, from 35mm.

(1965) Philippe Leroy, Rossana Podesta, Gastone Moschin, Maurice Poli, Gabrieli Tinti. One of the best intrigue/caper movies ever made! Delightful is the perfect word to describe this film that is full of sci-fi gimmicks, plot twists, slick and not-so-slick criminals, and gorgeous dames. Podesta is a 100% bonafide KNOCKOUT! Leroy is fantastic as the suave criminal mastermind...

(1963) Eddie Constantine. In this French espionage thriller, Eddie again plays the role that made him a star, Lemmy Caution. Lots of two fisted action. From 16mm.

(1962) Eddie Constantine, One of Eddie's many portrayals as super sleuth/agent, Lemmy Caution. This time the action and danger is set on the French Riviera. From 16mm.

(1956) Rod Cameron, Lois Maxwell, Peter Illing, Clifford Evans, Cameron is once again a tough private detective who, on his way to meet a fellow investigator on a foggy London night, tumbles headfirst into a mystery—his pal has been murdered!  The big clue is a dropped passport that leads Cameron to a secret neo-Nazi ring, which is somehow connected to the International League For World Peace...

(1955) Eddie Constantine, Nadia Gray, Dominique Wilms. Lemmy Caution is back! He hooks up with a fellow agent at a night club to exchange info about a beautiful babe the FBI has under observation.

THE DEVIL CAME FROM AKASAVA (1970) Fred Williams, Soledad Miranda, Horst Tappert, Ewa Strömberg, Howard Vernon, directed by Jesus Franco.  A mineral is discovered that can turn metal to gold and humans into zombies. When the mineral is stolen, secret agents are sent in to get it back.  One of them is the beautiful Soledad Miranda, who poses as an exotic dancer while trying to track down the criminals who stole the mineral.  Williams was the big star of this film, but he is overshadowed by the beauty and persona of Miranda, who died tragically shortly after this film was completed.  English subs.  Great color, 35mm.  

(1963) Vincent Ball, Betty McDowall, Geoffrey Toone, Clare Owen, Dermot Walsh, Peter Illing.  McDowall’s life come’s apart when her husband is killed in a plane crash.  However, when an “in memoriam” notice appears in the paper before the crash has even been reported...