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A tense mystery drama centred on a blackmail scheme that spirals into murder, The Panther’s Claw follows a New York police detective attempting to unravel a web of extortion involving a group of musicians and a masked criminal. As clues surface and suspects multiply, the investigator must piece together the truth before more lives are claimed. Genre: Mystery / Crime Director: William Beaudine William Beaudine was an extremely prolific American filmmaker whose career spanned from the silent era through the 1960s. Known for his efficiency, he directed hundreds of films across genres, including crime dramas, comedies, westerns, and early television episodes. Though often associated with low-budget productions, his versatility made him a dependable studio director for decades. Star Cast: Sidney

A charming but morally ambiguous gambler schemes to use a war-relief charity as a front for his own profit, only to fall in love with one of its idealistic volunteers. His shifting loyalties place him between criminal obligations and a growing sense of conscience. Genre: Romantic drama / Crime Director: H.C. Potter H.C. Potter was an American film director active from the 1930s through the 1950s, known for light comedies, character-driven dramas, and films with understated wit. Before entering Hollywood he worked in theatre, co-founding the Hampton Players, and later directed a wide range of features for major studios, including MGM and RKO. Star Cast: Cary Grant as Joe Adams / Joe Bascopolous Laraine Day as Dorothy Bryant Charles Bickford

A Hopalong Cassidy Western, one of the long-running entries in the series starring William Undercover Man is a Hopalong Cassidy Western in which Hoppy goes undercover to infiltrate a gang of rustlers who have been terrorising ranchers. Disguising himself as an outlaw, he works from the inside to expose the criminals, gather evidence, and restore order to the region. The film follows the familiar Hopalong blend of frontier justice, undercover deception, and fast-paced action. Genre: Western Director: Lesley Selander Lesley Selander was one of Hollywood’s most prolific Western directors, with a career spanning over three decades and more than 100 Western features. Known for efficient production, tight pacing, and energetic action sequences, he became a mainstay of B-movie Westerns for

A wartime resistance drama set in a Norwegian coastal village under Nazi occupation. The story follows the townspeople as they secretly organize a revolt, revealing the growing tension, sacrifice, and courage that ultimately drive them toward an armed uprising. The film builds toward the moment when ordinary citizens choose to risk everything for freedom. Genre: War drama / Resistance drama Director: Lewis Milestone Lewis Milestone was a Moldovan-born American director celebrated for his craftsmanship and versatility. He won two Academy Awards for Best Director, becoming one of Hollywood’s most respected filmmakers of the 1920s through the 1950s. Known for All Quiet on the Western Front, The Front Page, Of Mice and Men, and several influential war and social dramas, Milestone

A suspenseful murder mystery in which two adventurers, members of the “I Love a Mystery” detective trio, become caught in a sinister plot involving a wealthy man who believes he is marked for death. As they investigate, they uncover family secrets, eerie warnings, and a web of deception that leads toward a macabre climax. Genre: Mystery / Thriller Director: Henry Levin Henry Levin was an American film director whose career spanned from the 1940s into the 1970s. He worked across a wide range of genres, including mysteries, musicals, Westerns, comedies, and later large-scale adventure films. Known for his clean, efficient directing style and ability to handle both character-driven stories and light entertainment, Levin became a dependable studio-era filmmaker at Columbia

A crime drama centered on private detective Mike Shayne, who becomes entangled in a dangerous case after stumbling upon a murdered man and a lottery ticket connected to stolen bonds. As he follows the trail, Shayne encounters double-crosses, hidden motives, and a cast of suspicious characters while racing to uncover the truth. Genre: Crime / Mystery / Detective Director: Sam Newfield Sam Newfield was one of the most prolific directors in American film history, particularly known for his work in low-budget productions during the 1930s and 1940s. Working frequently for Poverty Row studios such as Producers Releasing Corporation (PRC), he directed hundreds of films across genres including Westerns, crime pictures, and adventure serials. His ability to produce fast, efficient, economical