A poor 18th century English coastal farming community survives the King's ruinous taxes thanks to a smuggling ring created by its masked leader called the Scarecrow. The ring's success leads
The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh Part 2
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Dr. Syn: The History of The Legend
A Documentary which looks at both the real Christopher Syn, Walt’s fascination with the character, and the making of Disney’s version, also touching on the two other feature films to be made from the story. British Disney historian Brian Sibley, whom I’m always delighted to see turn up in such Disney supplements, leads the discussion, revealing how Russell Thorndike came up with The Scarecrow and how it was developed as a Disney production. Best of all, the reclusive Patrick McGoohan shows his pride in the project by sitting for a recent interview, which is all too briefly sampled here in spits and spurts, though the many behind the scenes stills and acute remarks make up a succinct feature that covers all areas including Gilkyson’s song, even tracking down one of the original singers in the chorus.
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Shades of the Shadow, Batman and Darkman, an honest judge (Leigh Lawson) double-crossed by corrupt police is disfigured, acid-scarred and presumed dead, backed by an electronics expert (Maggie Han), only to return as a mysterious vigilante avenger with a cybernetic taser right arm and a metallic Phantom of the Opera-style like mask.
Straight Outta Gotham [Explicit]
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The ultimate haunted house drive-in movie... in full and in HD. In William Castle's 'Emergo' shocker, Vincent Price plays a millionaire who offers 10,000 to five people who agree to be locked in a large, spooky, rented house overnight with him and his adulterous wife (Carol Ohmart). First released in the US on 17 February 1959.
The original black and white.
In color
House on Haunted Hill (1999) - Trailer #1
Doing our best, we could not bring you the 1999 remake for free.
We were able to attach this link from YouTube, where you can find it.
Behind the scenes and comparison videos of both films.
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The story takes place in 1958, and involves a town, Clarksburg, California, with a famous speed trap, in which a disturbed Sheriff Roy Childress (Vic Morrow), whose wife and daughter were killed by a speeder, turns bad, with a habit of deliberately punishing speeders by pushing their cars off the mountain highway in his 1957 Plymouth Belvedere.
Two Navy sailors on leave (one portrayed by Sheen's younger brother, Joe Estevez), speeding to get back to base on time in a 1951 Ford Custom, are pushed off to their deaths by the sheriff. Soon after, a stranger arrives, driving a hot rodded black 1934 Ford three-window coupe. He provokes Sheriff Childress into giving him a speeding ticket on purpose, establishes his credentials with the sheriff as a hot rodder and potential speed maniac, with an explicit reference to the 3-window's tested speed. He pays the ticket in front of Judge J.A. Hooker (Frederic Downs), and it is revealed he is Michael McCord (Martin Sheen), older brother of one of the sailors.
Believing his brother's death was no accident, he does his own investigating, with the help of Maggie (Michelle Phillips). He finds a stripped bumper from his brother's Ford at the impound yard, dented as if by pushbars. He checks out the lay of the land. Knowing how his brother was killed, he goes out to the Curve, testing its limits.
When Lyle Stafford (Gary Morgan), the younger brother of the town's auto mechanic Buzz Stafford (Nick Nolte) is killed and his girlfriend Sissy (Janit Baldwin) badly injured by the sheriff after the duo go for a drive in a 1955 Mercury, McCord sees the pushbars on the sheriff's car. When Buzz wants to kill the sheriff for revenge, McCord persuades him not to. Then the sheriff tries to run McCord out of town, and the stage is set for the climactic duel.
McCord then runs the speed trap, challenging the sheriff, who tries to run him off the road. McCord is ready, knowing his car's limits for the curve, and the sheriff is a victim of his own obsession, going too fast to make the deadly turn. He drives off the cliff, while McCord manages to stop in the sand.
Legend of the California Kid. A 1934 Ford hot rod movie star, and tour of Pete and Jakes Hot Rod shop.
Lighting Her up - "The California Kid" movie car 05 09 2017.
Warm up after sitting for a few months.
Jake is killed by neighborhood thugs, and returns as a mystical figure (The Wraith) to gain revenge.
1o things you didn't knw about The Wraith
The Wraith Filming Locations - Then and Now
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