In ‘Sherlock Holmes Faces Death‘ (1943), Holmes and Watson are hot on the heels of a murderer. Someone has killed a number of officers in their retirement home. They check in to the mansion-like home with its mysterious clock-tower, underground crypt and incredible human chess-board.
Sherlock Holmes Faces Death
In Queen of Blood, Earth receives its’ first message from an interstellar civilization – but the alien ship crash lands on Mars. They attempt an urgent rescue mission, with a stop at the moon base. And there’s only one survivor. A green-skinned female, with an … unusual appetite.
Queen of Blood
Prelude to MurderHolmes: Somehow, the tune… is the key to the mystery. It must be the tune. Otherwise, why use three musical boxes to convey the message? Why not collar boxes, or shoe boxes?
In Hillbillies in a Haunted House, a country band is headed for Nashville, when they have car trouble. They try to stay overnight in a haunted house, but they run into spies …
Hillbillies in a Haunted House
The Woman in Green is a very enjoyable Sherlock Holmes murder mystery. There are serial murderrs, with the corpse having been mutiliated. Who’s behind it? Why?
Sherlock Holmes: The Woman In Green (in Color)
In Sherlock Holmes and The Secret Weapon, Sherlock Holmes battles his nemesis Professor Moriarty. This time, to keep him away from a newly developed bomb sight the English hope to use on Hitler.
Sherlock Holmes and The Secret Weapon
We’re No Angels, where there convicts escaping from Devil’s Island ( Humphrey Bogart, Aldo Ray, Peter Ustinov) get sidetracked helping a couple in need (Leo G. Carroll, Joan Bennett) from their nasty relative – Basil Rathbone.
We’re No Angels
Tales of Terror is a trio of Poe horror tales, directed by Rober Corman. Based on: The Black Cat, The Cask of Amontillado, Morella, and The case of M. Valdemar.
Tales of Terror
The Comedy of Terrors is a hilarious horror spoof. A funeral director, who is in arrears on his rent, aggressively pursues customers to bolster his business … And the fact that they haven’t died yet doesn’t bother him at all!
The Comedy of Terrors
“Aye, me Buckos!” Errol Flynn (“The Adventures of Robin Hood,” “The Dawn Patrol“) made his swashbuckling debut as a dashing young Irish physician who is exiled into slavery by a tyrannical governor.Captain Blood
