Family Movie Classics (FAMMCLSD)

Taut film-noir thriller stars Humphrey Bogart as a faded Hollywood screenwriter who becomes implicated in the brutal murder of a nightclub hatcheck girl, and gets involved with the would-be starlet who provides him with an alibi.

A lonely, divorce-bound lawyer from Omaha and a kooky dancer from Greenwich Village engage in an affair in New York City. Adapted from William Gibson's Broadway play, which was originally a two-character study but was expanded for the film with additional characters and sets.

A citified desk clerk in a frontier hotel harbors romantic notions of the West, and prevails upon a hard-living, hard-drinking trail boss to take him along on the next cattle drive. In the months that follow, the clerk's idealized notions of the West are cruelly dispelled.

A shy cowboy who is lousy with guns is mistaken for a notorious robber. Eventually he must face off against the elusive bandit.

A gang of killers hold a family hostage in their home while plotting to assassinate the president from their second story window.

An artist tries to prove he did not kill a friend or rob a bank.

A lusty housewife named Christina goes on the run, looking for an escape from her rich, deranged husband, Nathan. Soon, Christina starts running with some dangerous people with uninhibited interest in guns and sex, and as Nathan pursues her to the seedy underworld, they both find themselves unsure of whether either of them will ever make it out.

Yarn about a fisherman who takes the rap for a crime he didn't commit. Barton MacLane. Jean: Glenda Farrell. Soapy: Paul Hurst. Red: Ward Bond. Maria: Constance Moore. Fenderson: Edward Pawley. Jack: John Russell. Arthur Lubin directed.

A wrongly convicted man breaks out of jail and takes a young female auto racer hostage at a lonely roadside diner, and the two of them speed off in her custom race car as they try to elude the law.

A cowboy's love of a woman blinds him to the fact that he's being taken advantage of. Buffalo Bill Jr., Genee Boutell, Si Jenks, Lafe McKee, Jay Wilsey. Directed by Victor Adamson.

Good guy wins a ranch, bad guy wants it.

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Hester and Hezekiah plan to get Dorothy Horton's inheritance. But after discovering the scheme, Black Pete concocts a scheme to lock his rivals up while he escapes with the inheritance money.

An artist tries to prove he did not kill a friend or rob a bank.

A lusty housewife named Christina goes on the run, looking for an escape from her rich, deranged husband, Nathan. Soon, Christina starts running with some dangerous people with uninhibited interest in guns and sex, and as Nathan pursues her to the seedy underworld, they both find themselves unsure of whether either of them will ever make it out.

A gang of killers hold a family hostage in their home while plotting to assassinate the president from their second story window.

A shy cowboy who is lousy with guns is mistaken for a notorious robber. Eventually he must face off against the elusive bandit.

An adventurer tries to prevent the hanging of a Mexican boy in a border town. Solid saddle saga, with superior plot and acting.

A Cavalryman goes AWOL after refusing to take part in the massacre of Cheyenne Indians. He trains a motley crew of women to defend themselves in the event of retaliation by American Indians.

A veteran lieutenant helps his socialite girlfriend dispose of her husband's dead body and the murder weapon. The lieutenant is then assigned the case and is assisted by his younger, greener homicide detective brother.

A gambler robs the gangsters who murdered his business partner and is pursued by the mob. He hides in a settlement house and is soon reformed by the woman who works there.

A telephone repairman's electronics savvy earns him a job with a crime ring and he rises to the top of a bookmaking operation, where he eventually runs afoul of an Eastern gambling syndicate. The film features a slam-bang finale atop Boulder Dam.

Danbury, Conn., locations lend realism to a former mental patient trying to readjust. Beau Bridges, Susan Sarandon. Mrs. Barrow: Mildred Dunnock. Gabriel: Michael B. Miller. Willa: Linda Miller. Clifford: James Otis. Lonnie: Martin Burke. Originally ran under the title of "Dragonfly." Gilbert Cates directed.

A Mountie (Russell Hayden) searches for a missing trapper and discovers skulduggery. Inez Cooper, Lyle Talbot, Anthony Warde, Douglas Fowley. Standard action.

When war breaks out between oilmen and cattle ranchers, Gene sides with the ranchers until he learns that oil will bring a railraod to town.

A gambler robs the gangsters who murdered his business partner and is pursued by the mob. He hides in a settlement house and is soon reformed by the woman who works there.

A telephone repairman's electronics savvy earns him a job with a crime ring and he rises to the top of a bookmaking operation, where he eventually runs afoul of an Eastern gambling syndicate. The film features a slam-bang finale atop Boulder Dam.

A veteran lieutenant helps his socialite girlfriend dispose of her husband's dead body and the murder weapon. The lieutenant is then assigned the case and is assisted by his younger, greener homicide detective brother.

Danbury, Conn., locations lend realism to a former mental patient trying to readjust. Beau Bridges, Susan Sarandon. Mrs. Barrow: Mildred Dunnock. Gabriel: Michael B. Miller. Willa: Linda Miller. Clifford: James Otis. Lonnie: Martin Burke. Originally ran under the title of "Dragonfly." Gilbert Cates directed.

An adventurer tries to prevent the hanging of a Mexican boy in a border town. Solid saddle saga, with superior plot and acting.

A Cavalryman goes AWOL after refusing to take part in the massacre of Cheyenne Indians. He trains a motley crew of women to defend themselves in the event of retaliation by American Indians.

US Marshall Vance is assigned to rid the Oklahoma Territory of outlaws.

Erich von Stroheim as a trick-shot artist whose foil (Mary Beth Hughes) does some double-dealing on him. Dan Duryea, Stephen Barclay. Tony: Lester Allen. Old plot; Stroheim is fascinating. Directed by Anthony Mann.

Fact-based suspenser about a psychopathic burglar who keeps the police off-balance by varying his MO...until he kills a cop.

A decorated war hero searches for his serviceman buddy who disappeared from a train en route to Washington, D.C., where the former gets involved with a crooked gambler, blackmail and murder.

A woman's alcoholic husband murders her former boss after learning the two slept together. She then seduces a Korean War vet and compels him to murder her husband. Based on the novel "La Bête Humaine" a.k.a. "The Human Beast" by Émile Zola.

Timeless tales from Aesop come to life in these animated stories. Experience valuable lessons through charming animal adventures in a delightful cartoon format.

A decorated war hero searches for his serviceman buddy who disappeared from a train en route to Washington, D.C., where the former gets involved with a crooked gambler, blackmail and murder.

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Explore inspiring sermons and teachings that uplift the spirit. Dive into meaningful messages that provide guidance, hope, and wisdom for everyday life.

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Erich von Stroheim as a trick-shot artist whose foil (Mary Beth Hughes) does some double-dealing on him. Dan Duryea, Stephen Barclay. Tony: Lester Allen. Old plot; Stroheim is fascinating. Directed by Anthony Mann.

Fact-based suspenser about a psychopathic burglar who keeps the police off-balance by varying his MO...until he kills a cop.

A woman's alcoholic husband murders her former boss after learning the two slept together. She then seduces a Korean War vet and compels him to murder her husband. Based on the novel "La Bête Humaine" a.k.a. "The Human Beast" by Émile Zola.

US Marshall Vance is assigned to rid the Oklahoma Territory of outlaws.

A Mormon wagon train headed for Utah to seek greener pastures meets up with two horse traders, who agree to help them navigate through the harsh and lawless countryside as they push their way west.