50 Movie Pack: Drive-In Movie Classics

Product Description

Time to get the popcorn and lean back the recliner for 50 drive-in classics that will take you back to a golden era of over-acting and cheesy special effects. Find the best and worst of undiscovered Drive-in cinema featuring box office legends and complete unknowns.

Included
1. Absolution
2. Beast from Haunted Cave
3. Black Hooker
4. Breakout from Oppression
5. Count Dracula and His Vampire Bride
6. Country Blue
7. Creeper
8. Creepers
9. Day of the Panther
10. Death By Dialogue
11. Devil with Seven Faces, The
12. Don't Look in the Basement
13. Don't Open Till Christmas
14. Fiend
15. Firing Line, The
16. Going Steady
17. Guy from Harlem, The
18. Horror of the Zombies
19. I Wonder Who's Killing Her Now?
20. In Hot Pursuit
21. Invasion of the Bee Girls
22. Island Monster, The
23. Jive Turkey
24. Katie's Passion
25. Lazarus Syndrome, The
26. Legacy of Blood
27. Legend of Big Foot
28. Mad Dog
29. Mama Dracula
30. Manipulator, The
31. Murder Mansion, The
32. Night Train to Terror
33. Prime Time
34. Prisoner of the Lost Universe
35. Rattlers
36. Savage Journey
37. Savage Weekend
38. Shock
39. Slave of the Cannibal God
40. Snowbeast
41. Spare Parts
42. Throw Out the Anchor
43. TNT Jackson
44. Trauma
45. Treasure of Tayopa
46. Unsane
47. Vengeance of the Zombies
48. Voodoo Black Exorcist
49. Werewolf vs. Vampire Women, The
50. Women of Devil's Island

Format: DVD MOVIE

Customer Reviews:

Just what you'd expect.......2007-08-22

If you can remember going to the drive-in you'll also remember that what was happening on the screen took second or third place to what was happening in the front, and or back seet of the car. Keeping this in mind, the movies in this collection are just what you'd expect. OK, they're not award winning "A" flicks, but if you hunt and peck through the titles, you're sure to find at some to your liking, and considering the price, you shouldn't be disappointed. So what the heck, why not give these a try?

Wretched public domain trash.......2007-08-06

I love a bad movie, and Lord knows I have sat through my share, but the "Drive-In" title had me expecting campy 1950's fare and what I got is bottom of the barrel 1970's-80's garbage. Mostly unwatchable. Too bad because my hopes were high.

Beware, incomplete and heavily censored!!.......2007-07-06

Why would anyone waste time and money releasing a film on DVD in a form that is confused and incomplete due to heavy editing and censoring?? Such is the case with Savage Weekend. I first saw the film several years ago at a drive-in theater in Georgia. I vividly recall that there were several nude and racy scenes and some fairly graphic violence, as well. Well, if you buy this DVD you can safely play it for the kids because all of the "adult" content is missing!! Also, the picture quality is absolutely dreadful and grainy and looks like it was copied from a very poor quality source; such as a copy made on VHS at home from a poor cable t.v. service!! Maybe one day Anchor Bay or someone else will give this film the treatment it deserves and release it in the original, complete, unedited and uncensored version. Also with decent and clearer picture quality, too. As a fan of actress Caitlin O'Heaney (aka Kathleen Heaney), this DVD is a real letdown.

On a bit of a different note.........2007-05-22

Not really going to talk about how "cheesy" some of these films are - "Drive-In Movie Classics" pretty much sums it up and that is what you get.

What I want to do is make a couple of comments about this package of movies that I think many of the other reviewers overlooked:

1 - The packaging of the discs - the package I got consisted of a box with 12 individual cardboard sleeves, each with a single DVD inside. Personally I like this as it seems to have kept the discs secure during shipment. I've bought other multi-disc sets and have never been that impressed with how they were shoe-horned into a single huge clam-shell case. Another thing that I like about the slim sleeves that these discs come in - it makes it really easy to drop one or two of these movies into the pockets of my laptop and/or my portable DVD player case. Also on the sleeves is a short description of each movie - in a very readable 12-pt font.

2 - The number of discs, there are twelve double-sided discs in this collection, with two movies on each side. Why do I think that is important? Mainly because I've bought other sets where a cheaper publisher crammed four movies onto each disc side so as to get 50 movies on five discs. To do that they had to greatly compress the videos which made them have a huge amount of artifacts and pixilation - making them almost unwatchable. The movies on this 12-disc set are of excellent quality, at least as good as possible considering the source material. While there appears to have been some defects in the prints used to make these DVDs (scratches and whatnot) there doesn't seem to be any noticeable additional problems introduced from overly compressing the films to get them on the discs.

This is the third set of videos from Mill Creek Entertainment that I've purchased; I also bought their "Hollywood Legends" and "Cartoon Classics" collections. I must say that I've been very pleased with all three sets and look forward to buying more of their collections.

50 Drive-In Movies of Public Domain Goodness.......2007-04-27

Drive-In Movie Classics is a collection of 50 movies that have only one thing in common: they are all public domain and as such it is possible for them to be presented in highly affordable collections. I paid $21.99 for my set and that comes down to about 44 cents per movie. The way that movie tickets cost nowadays, you really cannot complain about this collection.

Anyways, here is how I rate the movies in Drive-In Movie Classics:

Excellent:

Absolution
Horror of the Zombies
Night Train to Terror
Shock
Snowbeast

Great:

Count Dracula and His Vampire Bride
Don't Look in the Basement
Island Monster, The
Unsane
Werewolf vs. Vampire Women, The

Good:

Creeper
Creepers
Day of the Panther
Devil with Seven Faces, The
Don't Open Till Christmas
Firing Line, The
Going Steady
Invasion of the Bee Girls
Legacy of Blood
Murder Mansion, The
Prime Time
Slave of the Cannibal God
Spare Parts
Trauma
Women of Devil's Island

Bad:

Beast from Haunted Cave
Black Hooker
Breakout from Oppression
Country Blue
Death By Dialogue
Fiend
Guy from Harlem, The
In Hot Pursuit
I Wonder Who's Killing Her Now?
Jive Turkey
Katie's Passion
Lazarus Syndrome, The
Legend of Big Foot
Mad Dog
Mama Dracula
Manipulator, The
Prisoner of the Lost Universe
Rattlers
Savage Journey
Savage Weekend
Throw Out the Anchor
TNT Jackson
Treasure of Tayopa
Twister's Revenge
Vengeance of the Zombies
Voodoo Black Exorcist

Overall, a very good collection that is well worth your time and money.

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war classics 50movie pack collection
I'd give it 10 stars if I could.
War Classics 50 Movie Collection Pack
On a 1 to 10 scale, this collection is rated: 6.4
Well Worth It

War Classics 50 Movie Pack Collection
Starring: Ronald Reagan , and James Stewart
Director: Frank Capra
Manufacturer: Mill Creek Entertainment
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ASIN: B0001HAGWO
Release Date: 2004-09-28

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The War Classics 50 MoviePack features an incredible mix of stirring war movies and fascinating documentaries that detail the greatest battles and campaigns of World War II. Stars like Sidney Poitier, Van Johnson, John Ireland and Montgomery Clift bring t

Customer Reviews:

war classics 50movie pack collection.......2007-06-17

Highly recommened!I spent the whole saturday sitting in front of the battle action.What a great way to spend a day! To many stars to list ,but I'm sure you'll find someone you like in there.Its the who's who of the 1940's .These film are great for a rain filled day,so you can watch as much as you want,or the wife will allow.

I'd give it 10 stars if I could........2007-06-12

The documentaries are awesome. Really. The movies are ok too but the Official stuff is awesome. There are Russian, German, and British films here and it is unbelievable. Really.

War Classics 50 Movie Collection Pack.......2007-05-07

The documentaries are great. The movie selections are far reaching, some real classics and some vague titles that leave a bit to be desired. All in all well worth your investment, and own a nice pack of war and war related movies.

On a 1 to 10 scale, this collection is rated: 6.4.......2007-04-18

The "classics" in the WAR CLASSICS 50 MOVIE PACK must surely be the many contemporary documentaries included in this set. These chronicles of a war in progress are both American and foreign made-- the most unusual for Western eyes being those from the USSR. The theatrical films included here aren't blockbusters by any means, yet they should still have appeal to fans of the war genre.

The 1 to 10 rating for this box set was determined by accumulated pollng data located at a film resource website. Based on these numbers, the current average score for WAR CLASSICS is: 6.4.

The alphabetized program list that follows includes individual poll scores, country of origin (if other than USA), year of release and principal actors.

(6.7) The Adventures Of Tartu ("Sabotage Agent") (1943) - Robert Donat
(4.1) After Mein Kampf (1961-doc.)
(6.9) Appointment In Tokyo (1945-doc.)
(7.3) Attack In The Pacific (1944-doc.)
(6.9) Attack! The Battle For New Britain (1944-doc.)
(???) The Avenger (Yugo/Italy/France-1962) - Steeve Reeves
(7.9) The Battle Of Britain (1943-doc.) - d. Frank Capra
(7.3) The Battle Of China (1944-doc.) - d. Frank Capra
(7.4) The Battle Of Russia (doc.) 1943 - d. Frank Capra
(7.7) (The Battle Of) San Pietro (1945-doc.)
(6.3) The Big Lift (1950) - Montgomery Clift/Paul Douglas
(6.3) Blood On The Sun (1945) - James Cagney/Silvia Sidney
(5.4) The Bushwhackers (1952) - John Ireland/Wayne Morris
(4.7) Captain Scarlett (1953) - Richard Greene
(6.1) Combat America (1943-doc.) Clark Gable
(6.8) December 7th(, 1941) (1943-doc.) - d. John Ford
(7.5) Desert Victory (1943-doc.)
(4.0) The Devil's Cavaliers (Italy-1959) - Frank Latimore
(7.4) Divide And Conquer (1943-doc.)
(7.0) Eagle In A Cage (USA/UK/Yugo-1972) - John Gielgud/Ralph Richardson
(2.9) Escape From Angola (1976) - Stan Brock
(5.7) Flying Blind (1941) - Richard Arlen
(6.8) Go For Broke! (1951) - Van Johnson
(???) The Great Battle Of The Volga (USSR-1962-doc.)
(6.0) Gung Ho! ("The Story Of Carlson's Makin Island Raiders") (1943) - Randolph Scott/Noah Beery
(4.8) Hell In Normandy (Italy/France-1968) - Guy Madison
(5.9) Kansas Pacific (1953) - Sterling Haydn/Eve Miller
(???) The KGB Connections (1982-TV doc.)
(8.3) The Last Chance (Switz.-1945)
(6.9) (With The) Marines At Tarawa-Return To Guam (1944-doc.)
(4.5) The Mark Of The Hawk (1957) - Eartha Kitt/Sidney Poitier
(7.7) The Memphis Belle: A Story Of The Flying Fortress (1944-doc.) - d. William Wyler
(7.3) The Nazis Strike (1943-doc.) - d. Frank Capra
(6.7) Nuremberg Trials (USSR-1947-doc.)
(???) Payoff In The Pacific (1945-doc.)
(7.3) Prelude To War (1943-doc.) - d. Frank Capra
(3.4) The Proud And The Damned (1972) - Chuck Connors/Cesar Romero
(6.8) Report from The Aleutians (1943-doc.) - d. John Huston
(9.0) The Secret Life Of Adolf Hitler (1958-TV doc.)
(5.3) The Stilwell Road (1945-doc.)
(???) Submarine Warfare (1945-doc.) - n. Gene Kelly
(5.6) This Is The Army (1943) - George Murphy/Joan Leslie
(7.3) Three Came Home (1950) - Claudette Colbert/Patric Knowles
(7.7) Thunderbolt (1947-doc) - d. John Sturges/William Wyler
(7.7) To The Shores Of Iwo Jima (1945-doc.)
(5.7) The Torch (Mex./USA-1950) - Paulette Goddard/Gilbert Roland
(8.2) The True Glory (1945-doc.) - d. Garson Kanin
(7.0) Tunisian Victory (1944-doc.) - d. Frank Capra
(5.2) Warhead (1972) - David Janssen
(3.6) Yellowneck (1955) - Lin McCarthy

Well Worth It.......2007-02-18

The documentaries are infinitely more interesting than the jingoistic, low budget and mostly rather bland soldier flicks. The subject is war in general but the vast majority of the docs and many of the fictional flicks are abt WW2 one way or the other. The docs are fascinating as the show WW2 propaganda as it really was during and just after the war. Kind of a peek behind the curtain at how Americans on the homefront really thought and were made to think during the world's greatest cataclysm.

Average customer rating:

Old movies
Your money's worth
classic crime is a bargain
For the price, this is one great set
On a 1 to 10 scale, this collection is rated: 5.6

Crime Classics 50 Movie Pack (12pc)
Starring: Edward G. Robinson , and Frank Sinatra
Manufacturer: Mill Creek Entertainment
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ASIN: B000NVIGDE
Release Date: 2007-04-10

Customer Reviews:

Old movies.......2007-07-22

Enjoyed watching the old movies and seeing famous stars as they were in their early days.

Your money's worth.......2007-06-08

I have purchased several 50 packs in this series, and while this is not 5 starworthy, it's still a good value for the money.

classic crime is a bargain.......2007-05-14

A great collection of crime thrillers from the 30's and 40's. These haven't been remastered so you get that great late night t.v. feeling when you watch them. I really enjoy these old films,especially the stars that got their early roles in them.My favorite movie in this set is Blonde Ice, probably one of the best femme fatale movies I've ever seen.
Sit back,pop some popcorn and enjoy some great movies.

For the price, this is one great set.......2007-05-09

I have bought many of these sets of 50 movies and for the most part have liked them all. Sure the transfers are not the best, but for the price what are you expecting to find. The movies run from good to bad and all points in between, but you'll find more than a few "Gems" in this one,so if you aren't hung up on great transfers check this one out

On a 1 to 10 scale, this collection is rated: 5.6.......2007-04-16

The CRIME CLASSICS 50 MOVIE PACK has one film in it that features 17 famous actors. Almost without exception though, this collection presents movies starring the no-name performers of the 'B' picture industry. These low-budget, quickly shot, edited and released three and four-reelers were once-upon-a-time the bread and butter of many a small and independent company. Even some of the bigger outfits, like RKO and UNIVERSAL, released their share of 'B's.

If you are unfamiliar with the likes of Frankie Darro, Kane Richmond, Jameson Thomas or Vivienne Osborn, the CRIME CLASSICS box set is a perfect opportunity for you to see how "the other half" kept themselves busy during Hollywood's Golden Era. And lest you think these forgotten titles aren't worthwhile-- look again. A good number of these are VERY well done!

Recommended for all fans of vintage motion pictures.

The 1 to 10 rating for CRIME CLASSICS was determined by averaging out user polling numbers maintained by a web-based film data site. The current average for this package is: 5.6.

This following alphabetized program list includes individual poll scores, years of release and primary actors.

(5.9) Big Town After Dark (1947) - Phillip Reed/Hillary Brooke/Richard Travis

(5.6) Black Gold (1936) - Frankie Darro/LeRoy Mason/Gloria Shea

(6.1) Blonde Ice (1948) - Robert Paige/Leslie Brooks/Russ Vincent

(6.1) Borderline (1950) - Fred MacMurray/Claire Trevor/Raymond Burr

(5.1) Born To Fight (1936) - Frankie Darro/Kane Richmond/Jack LaRue

(6.4) Bridge Of Sighs (1936) - Onslow Stevens/Dorothy Tree/Jack LaRue

(5.6) Circumstantial Evidence (1935) - Chick Chandler/Shirley Grey/Arthur Vinton

(3.9) Convicted (1931) - Aileen Pringle/Richard Tucker/Jameson Thomas

(2.2) Convicts At Large (1938) - Ralph Forbes/Paula Stone/William Royle

(5.5) The Dark Hour (1936) - Ray Walker/Berton Churchill/Irene Ware

(6.9) Death From A Distance (1935) - Russell Hopton/Lola Lane/George F. Marion

(5.3) Death In The Shadows (Netherlands-1985) - Maayke Bouten

(5.8) The Devil Diamond (1937) - Kane Richmond/Joan Gale/Frankie Darro

(5.9) Dick Tracy's Dilemma (1947) - Ralph Byrd/Lyle Latell/Kay Christopher

(5.3) Double Cross (1941) - Kane Richmond/Pauline Moore/Wynne Gibson

(6.1) Dr. Kildare's Strange Case (1940) - Lrw Ayres/Lionel Barrymore/Laraine Day

(5.8) Ellis Island (1936) - Donald Cook/Peggy Shannon/Jack LaRue

(5.9) Exile Express (1939) - Anna Sten/Alan Marshal/Jerome Cowan

(1.8) The Girl In Lover's Lane (1959) - Brett Halsey/Joyce Meadows/Jack Elam

(5.1) Hold That Woman! (1940) - James Dunn/Frances Gifford/George Douglas

(6.5) Hollywood Stadium Mystery (1938) - Neil Hamilton/Evelyn Venable/Smiley Burnette (bit part)

(6.3) The Hoodlum (1951) - Lawrence Tierney

(5.9) The King Murder (1932) - Conway Tearle/Natalie Moorhead/Marceline Day

(7.7) The Lady Confesses (1945) - Mary Beth Hughes/Hugh Beaumont/Edmund MacDonald

(6.5) The Lady In Scarlet (1935) - Reginald Denny/Patricia Farr/Jameson Thomas

(6.7) The Last Alarm (1940) - J. Farrell MacDonald/Polly Ann Young/Warren Hull

(5.2) Midnight Limited (1940) - John 'Dusty' King/Marjorie Reynolds/George Cleveland

(5.7) Murder At Dawn (1932) - Jack MulhallJosephine Dunn/Mischa Auer

(6.1) Murder At Glen Athol (1936) - John Miljan/Irene Ware/Iris Adrian

(6.4) Murder By Invitation (1941) - Wallace Ford/Marian Marsh/Sarah Padden

The Murder In The Museum (1934) - Henry B. Walthall/John Harron/Phyllis Barrington

(5.9) Murder On The Campus (1933) - Shirley Grey/Charles Starrett/J. Farrell MacDonald

(5.2) Night Life In Reno (1931) - Virginia Valli/Jameson Thomas/Dixie Lee

(4.5) The Opium Connection ("Poppies Are Also Flowers") - Senta Berger/Stephen Boyd/Yul Brynner/Angie Dickenson/Hugh Griffith/Jack Hawkins/Rita Hayworth/Trevor Howard/Trini Lopez/E.G. Marshall/Marcello Mastroianni/Anthony Quayle/Gilbert Roland/Omar Sharif/Barry Sullivan/Eli Wallach/Grace Kelly

(6.4) The Panther's Claw (1942) - Sidney Blackmer/Rick Vallin/Byron Foulger

(5.0) The Phantom Broadcast (1933) - Ralph Forbes/Vivienne Osborne/George 'Gabby' Hayes

(6.7) The President's Mystery (1936) - Henry Wilcoxon/Betty Furness/Sidney Blackmer

(6.3) Prison Train (1938) - Fred Keating/Dorothy Comingore/Clarence Muse

(???) Racing Blood - Frankie Darro/Kane Richmond/Gladys Blake

(7.0) The Red House (1947) - Edward G. Robinson/Judith Anderson

(5.2) Rogue's Gallery (1944) - Frank Jenks/Robin Raymond/H.B. Warner

(6.7) The Invisible Avenger (1958) - Richard Derr/Jeanne Neher/Dan Mullin

(5.2) Shadows On The Stairs (1941) - Frieda Inescort/Paul Cavanagh/Heather Angel

(6.2) Shoot To Kill (1947) - Russell Wade/Edmund MacDonald/Vince Barnett

(5.7) Sinister Hands (1932) - Jack Mulhall/Phyllis Barrington/Crauford Kent

(7.0) Suddenly (1954) - Frank Sinatra/Sterling Hayden

(5.2) They Never Come Back (1932) - Regis Toomey/Dorothy Sebastian/Edward Woods

(6.5) Tomorrow At Seven - Chester Morris/Vivienne Osborne/Frank McHugh

(6.0) Tough To Handle (1937) - Frankie Darro/Kane Richmond/Phyllis Cerf

(5.9) Whistle Stop (1946) - George Raft/Ava Gardner/Victor McLaglen

Action Classics 50 Movie Pack DVD Collection

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On a 1 to 10 scale, this collection is rated: 5.5
action packed
Adequate quality, one classic, some nuggests.
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action movies

Action Classics 50 Movie Pack DVD Collection
Starring: John Barrymore , Steve McQueen , and Charles Bronson
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ASIN: B0001HAGVU
Release Date: 2004-07-27

Product Description

Action Classics 50 Movie MegaPack - The Beloved Rogue, Submarine Alter, Captain Scarface, Under the Red Robe, The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery, Jail Bait, Dangerous Passage, Bulldog Courage, Tarzan & the Green Goddess, Mr. Robinson Crusoe, The Capture, Who Killed Doc Robin?, Desperate Cargo, The Devil's Party, British Intelligence, WSword of Lancelot, Cold Sweat, Tarzan's Revenge, Drums In the Deep South, My Outlaw Brother, Tarzan and the Trappers, Project Kill, Beneath the 12 Mile Reef, Last of the Mohicans, Funeral for An Assassin, Prison Break, Manhunt, Mr. Scarface, Bloody Firday, Bloody Wednesday, My Boys Are Good Boys, Trained to Kill: USA, Bird of Paradise, East of Borneo, Jack London, The Fast and the Furious, Wild Cat, The Uranium Coinspiracy, The Swiss Consipiracy, Border Cop, The Black Book, The White Orchid, OUtpost in Morocco, Port of New York, Tulsa, Mutiny, Winterset, Sundown, Ransom Money, Desert Commandos

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Running Time 4096 Min

Format: DVD MOVIE

Customer Reviews:

On a 1 to 10 scale, this collection is rated: 5.5.......2007-04-11

The majority of films in the ACTION CLASSICS 50 MOVIE PACK are American made. This set covers seven decades worth of edge-of-your-seat thrillers and is packed with easily-recognized stars. The quality of MILL CREEK ENTERTAINMENT DVD box sets is quite good and the price incredibly reasonable. ACTION CLASSICS is a great way to give your movie collection variety.

The 1 to 10 scale rating for this package was determined by polling numbers compiled by a film resource website. Currently, the average rating for ACTION CLASSICS is: 5.5.

The following alphabetized program list includes individual ratings, original theatrical titles (when necessary), years of release, country of origin (if other than USA) and principal performers.

(7.3) The Beloved Rogue (silent-1927) - John Barrymore/Conrad Veidt/Mack Swain (in support)
(5.4) Beneath The 12-Mile Reef (1953) - Robert Wagner/Gilbert Roland/J. Carrol Naish/Richard Boone
(6.0) Bird Of Paradise (1932) - Delores Del Rio/Joel McCrea/Lon Chaney Jr.
(7.2) The Black Book ("Reign Of Terror") - Robert Cummings/Richard Basehart/Arlene Dahl
(6.3) Bloody Friday (W Ger/Italy-1972)
(2.3) Bloody Wednesday (1985) - Raymond Elmendorf/Pamela Baker
(5.2) Border Cop (UK-1979) - Telly Savalas/Eddie Albert
(6.0) British Intelligence (1940) - Boris Karloff/Margaret Lindsay
(6.7) Bulldog Courage (1935) - Tim McCoy/Joan Woodbury/Paul Fix
(5.6) Captain Scarface (1953) - Barton MacLane/Leif Erickson/Virginia Gray
(6.5) The Capture (1950) - Lew Ayres/Teresa Wright/Victor Jory
(5.2) Cold Sweat (Italy/France/Belgium-1970) - Charles Bronson/Liv Ullman/James Mason/Jill Ireland
(6.5) Dangerous Passage (1944) - Robert Lowery/Phyllis Brooks
(4.6) Desert Commandos (Italy/France/W Ger-1967) - Ken Clark/Howard Ross
(5.2) Desperate Cargo (1941) - Ralph Byrd/Carol Hughes
(6.5) The Devil's Party (1938) - Victor McLaglen/William Gargan
(5.8) Drums In The Deep South (1951) - James Craig/Guy Madison/Barton MacLane
(5.3) East Of Borneo (1931) - Rose Hobart/Charles Bickford
(5.4) The Fast And the Furious (1955) - John Ireland/Dorothy Malone
(4.3) Funeral For An Assassin (USA/S Africa-1977) - Vic Morrow
(5.8) The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery (1959) - Steve McQueen
(5.8) Jack London (1943) - Michael O'Shea/Susan Hayward/Virginia Mayo (in support)
(2.1) Jail Bait (1954) - Lyle Talbot/Delores Fuller/Steve Reeves
(6.8) The Last of the Mohicans (silent-1920) - Wallace Beery/Barbara Bedford
(7.4) Manhunt (Italy/W Ger-1972) - Henry Silva/Woody Strode/Cyril Cusack (minor role)
(6.1) Mr. Robinson Crusoe (1932) - Douglas Fairbanks/William Farnum
(5.3) Mr. Scarface (Italy/W Ger-1976) - Jack Palance
(4.7) Mutiny (1952) - Mark Stevens/Angela Lansbury
(5.4) My Boys Are Good Boys (1978) - Ralph Meeker/Ida Lupino/Lloyd Nolan
(5.2) My Outlaw Brother (1951) - Mickey Rooney/Robert Preston/Robert Stack
(4.6) Outpost In Morocco (1949) - George Raft/Marie Windsor/Akim Tamiroff
(6.3) Port Of New York (1949) - Scott Brady/Yul Brynner (in support)
(6.4) Prison Break (1938) - Barton MacLane/Ward Bond (in support)
(4.1) Project: Kill (1976) - Leslie Nielsen/Gary Lockwood/Nancy Kwan
(4.7) Ransom Money (1970) - Broderick Crawford/Gordon Jump
(6.2) Submarine Alert (1943) - Richard Arlen/Wendy Barrie
(5.7) Sundown (1941) - Gene Tierney/Bruce Cabot/George Sanders/Harry Carey
(4.8) The Swiss Conspiracy (USA/W Ger-1976) - David Janssen/Senta Berger/John Saxon/Ray Milland/Elke Sommer
(5.6) Sword Of Lancelot ("Lancelot And Guinevere") (UK-1963) - Cornel Wilde/Jean Wallace/Brian Aherne
(5.6) Tarzan And The Green Goddess (1938) - Bruce Bennett/Frank Baker
(4.5) Tarzan And The Trappers (1958) - Gordon Scott/Eva Brent/Scatman Crothers (minor role)
(5.2) Tarzan's Revenge (1938) - Glenn Morris/Hedda Hopper (in support)
(2.9) Trained To Kill: USA ("The No Mercy Man") (1973) - Steve Sandor/Richard X. Slattery
(6.1) Tulsa (1949) - Susan Hayward/Robert Preston/Chill Wills/Ed Begley
(6.1) Under The Red Robe (UK/USA-1937) - Conrad Veidt/Annabella/Raymond Massey
(5.1) The Uranium Conspiracy (W Ger/Israel/Italy-1978)
(4.8) The White Orchid (Mexico/USA-1954) - William Lundigan/Peggy Castle
(5.0) Who Killed Doc Robbin? (1948) - Larry Olson/Eilene Janssen
(5.8) Wildcat (1942) - Richard Arlen/William Frawley/Buster Crabbe/Elisha Cook Jr.
(6.1) Winterset (1936) - Burgess Meredith/Margo/John Carridine (minor role)

action packed.......2007-01-12

Although some the films viewed had some pure quality I am well satified with them ,so I have ordered 4 other 50 packed movies from Amazon and still waitng to arrive by post. I have been buying from Amazon for the last four months and to date i can recommend readers to buy from Amazon because they are safe realable thanks keep it up John Fenech
from Malta.

Adequate quality, one classic, some nuggests........2006-12-26

Classics is less applicable here than in most of the other entries in this 50 movie pack series. However, the quality of sound and pictures is adequate,equal to what one expected to see in the early days of television when studios were still withholding their films from the competitive medium.For one interested in the history of film, the Doug Fairbanks (Sr) films are both enjoyable and neceesary viewing, as would be the Brix Tarzan,the Margaret Lockwood/Boris Karloff, British Intelligence, and a few others.
Probably the Sacco-Vanzetti case does not resonate with younger viewers but for those still moved by it, the film version of Maxwell Anderson's, Winterset, is a nostalgic classic, starring Burgess Meredith and Margo, from the original stage production.
For those with relatively limited funds, I would advise steering clear of this oneand spending your money on some of the other 50 packs which offer more meat and less filler. For those whose budget is not stringent, there are a sufficent number of films worth viewing to justify the expenditure if one can get it at the discounted price available from some of the Amazon associated sellers. I paid $12.59, including shipping charges, which makes me comfortable with the inadequacies of the set.

false advertising.......2006-12-13

I ordered this movie pack specifically to watch the movie Manhunt, aka From Hell to Texas, with Don Murray, Chill Wills, and Dennis Hopper. Despite the fact the product says this is the movie on the DVD, it is in fact not. There is some goofy C grade movie in its place with no explanation.

I would not recommed this product.

action movies.......2006-07-22

I bought these movies for my dad for fathers day..he got them on time and told me he will be watching forever..He said they were good quality movies so I am happy because he is..thank you

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