New Arrivals

“The Chase” is a captivating film noir directed by Arthur Ripley, immersing audiences in a dark and suspenseful tale of fate and mystery. Starring Robert Cummings as Chuck Scott, a down-on-his-luck war veteran, and Michele Morgan as Lorna Roman, the enigmatic and alluring wife of a powerful gangster, the film unfolds as Chuck becomes entangled in a web of crime, deceit, and forbidden desire. As the narrative twists and turns, the audience is taken on a thrilling ride through the shadowy alleys of a noir landscape, where every corner holds secrets and every character has a hidden agenda. Starring Roles: Robert Cummings as Chuck Scott Michele Morgan as Lorna Roman Steve Cochran as Eddie Roman Peter Lorre as Gino Lloyd

“Flame of Barbary Coast” is a 1945 Western film directed by Joseph Kane, set against the vibrant backdrop of San Francisco during the Gold Rush era. The story unfolds with the charismatic Duke Fergus (played by John Wayne), a handsome and fearless gambler who becomes enamored with the beautiful saloon owner Flaxen Tarry (Ann Dvorak). As the tumultuous romance between Duke and Flaxen develops, it collides with the harsh realities of the gambling world and the challenges posed by rival gamblers. The film combines elements of action, romance, and drama, offering a captivating narrative that explores the dynamics of love and ambition in a visually stunning historical setting. With its engaging storyline, dynamic performances, and the iconic presence of John

“Borderline” is a tense film noir directed by William A. Seiter, offering a gripping portrayal of crime and corruption on the U.S.-Mexico border. Starring the magnetic team of Fred MacMurray and Claire Trevor, the movie unfolds as two undercover agents, Johnny McEvoy (MacMurray) and Madeleine Haley (Trevor), infiltrate a dangerous smuggling ring. As they navigate treacherous terrain and face moral dilemmas, the film explores themes of deception, loyalty, and the blurred lines between right and wrong. Against the backdrop of the border’s shadows, “Borderline” weaves a suspenseful narrative of crime and moral ambiguity. Fred MacMurray as Johnny McEvoy Claire Trevor as Madeleine Haley Raymond Burr as Pete Ritchie José Torvay as Pablo Rodriguez Morris Ankrum as Brock “Borderline” received positive

“Deadline USA” is a compelling newspaper drama directed by Richard Brooks, showcasing the indomitable Humphrey Bogart in the lead role. The film unfolds in the bustling world of a struggling newspaper, The Day, which faces impending closure. Ed Hutcheson (Bogart), the managing editor, takes center stage as he battles against time and corruption to publish one last groundbreaking story that exposes the truth. Against a backdrop of moral dilemmas and journalistic integrity, “Deadline USA” explores the challenges faced by the press in upholding the public’s right to know. Humphrey Bogart as Ed Hutcheson Ethel Barrymore as Margaret Garrison Kim Hunter as Nora Hutcheson Ed Begley as Frank Allen Warren Stevens as George Burrows “Deadline USA” received widespread acclaim for its

In “Fallen Angel,” directed by Otto Preminger, the film noir genre finds its quintessential expression. Eric Stanton, played by Dana Andrews, a down-and-out drifter with charm and ambiguity, lands in a small California town. When he becomes infatuated with the beautiful and mysterious Stella, portrayed by Linda Darnell, his life takes an unexpected turn. As romance intertwines with deceit, murder, and an intricate web of secrets, Stanton finds himself caught in a perilous game of love and lies. Starring Roles: Dana Andrews as Eric Stanton Linda Darnell as Stella Alice Faye as June Mills Charles Bickford as Mark Judd Anne Revere as Clara Mills “Fallen Angel” received critical acclaim for its moody cinematography, complex characters, and intricate plot. Dana Andrews

“The Fatal Hour” is a gripping mystery film directed by William Nigh, featuring the iconic detective character Mr. Wong, played by Boris Karloff. Set against the backdrop of San Francisco’s Chinatown, the narrative unfolds as Wong investigates a series of murders connected to a secret criminal organization. As the clock ticks, Wong must navigate a web of intrigue, deception, and danger to uncover the truth before it’s too late. The film combines elements of suspense, crime, and atmospheric noir to deliver a classic whodunit with a touch of oriental mystique. Starring Roles: Boris Karloff as Mr. Wong Marjorie Reynolds as Myra Ross Grant Withers as Captain Street Charles Trowbridge as Chief Brandon Frank Puglia as Dr. Haggard “The Fatal Hour”