D-Drama

Against overwhelming odds, 600 Jewish prisoners in the Sobibor death camp carry out the largest mass escape of World War II in this horrifying true...

The Italian "poliziotteschi" film was a new kind of crime picture in ascendance during the 1970s. With hard-bitten loner heroes and brutal, often o...

Alan Ladd delivers one of his earliest credited performances in this gripping tale of personal tragedy and political corruption. Years of hard-kno...

James Cagney gives a gritty performance as the little guy battling big league corruption. When he takes over for the former deputy of the Bureau of...

Black Gestapo (1975, Color): General Ahmed's "People's Army" is powerless to protect the citizens of Watts from ruthless white crime lords. Drugs, ...

Agonizing torture at the hands of the secret police threatens any citizen who resists in a Hungary subjugated by the ruthless dictator Joseph Stali...

Padre Miguel Pro must run for his life as "the General's" death squads spread terror throughout Mexico, burning churches and shooting priests in co...

Dirty Gertie From Harlem U.S.A. (1946, B&W): Dancer Gertie La Rue is the toast of Harlem, but she's been two- timing her beau, Al, the man who ...

Gang War (1940, B&W): Bullets fly and blood flows in the streets of Harlem as three rival gangster bosses vie for control of the lucrative juke...

A double bill of vintage films from early independent African-American filmmakers Oscar Micheaux and Spencer Williams, Jr., each weaving a story of...

Juke Joint (1947, B&W): Two small-time con men, Bad News Johnson and Cornbread Jones, are down to their last quarter when they breeze into town...

Moon Over Harlem (1939, B&W): Kind-hearted widow Minnie is marrying a womanizing racketeer known as Dollar Bill, and her beautiful daughter Sue...

Paradise in Harlem (1939, B&W): Black comic Lem Anderson is weary of doing his minstrel comedy on the vaudeville circuit. He dreams of becoming...

Souls of Sin (1949, B&W): In Harlem, temptation lurks around every corner. Hard luck gambler "Dollar Bill" Burton hates his squalid existence s...

The Blood Of Jesus (1941, B&W): Pious, young Martha Jackson is accidentally shot by her sinful husband, Razz Jackson, on the very same day she ...

Two-Gun Man From Harlem (1938, B&W): African-American youths in 1937 loved looking up at the silver screen to see handsome, dashing Herbert Jef...

Underworld (1937, B&W): Paul Bronson lusts after the decadent world of nightclubs and casinos. His strongest desires are reserved for the dange...

An orphan is pushed to the limits of suffering when he is sent to a juvenile detention hall. Jimmy is sentenced to a term of hard labor after takin...

In the blood-soaked world of ancient times, brutal power struggles and violent wars leave the landscape littered with dead bodies. After suffering ...

When a bus is stranded in 8 foot snowdrifts in a remote region of the Sierra Nevada, the passengers are forced to seek refuge from the freezing sto...

Murder and savagery are part of the brutal workings of Adolf Hitler's dreaded SS as revealed through the lives of brothers Karl and Helmut Hoffman....

Hollywood on Parade was a series of "celebrity newsreel" shorts by Paramount Pictures. Director Louis Lewyn used the studio's contracted stars in o...

Hollywood on Parade was a series of "celebrity newsreel" shorts by Paramount Pictures. Director Louis Lewyn used the studio's contracted stars in o...

After a failed state senate re-election campaign, Blake Washburn returns to his home town of Fairfax a broken man. A war hero elected in a patrioti...