A painter doubles as a hitman and is hired to kill Jim Buck (Jack Palance). But he can't do it: Palance once saved his life....
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1977
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This film is notable for singer Marvin Gaye's debut acting performance. In Chrome and Hot Leather, Green Beret sergeant...
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1971
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This nudie mystery/comedy has two detectives on the trail of a "sex monster" who preys on strippers. While the detectives...
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1967
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In the first of three episodes filmed in Hawaii, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) and Tony (Larry Hagman) cross the paths of a clever...
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1967
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One of the more diverting byproducts of the short-lived Calypso craze was this quickie Allied Artists musical. What plot...
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1957
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Filmmakers Joseph Kohn and Leonard Reed assemble this patchwork collection of kinescopes featuring such legendary musicians...
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1955
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This video offers a feast of legendary musical acts from 1940's. Shot in the Apollo Theatre in Harlem, this film features...
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1955
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Though Wicked Woman may look like one of those heavy-breathing Hugo Haas-directed melodramas, the film was in fact directed...
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Songwriter
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1953
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Evidently Monogram had high hopes for the modestly produced Disc Jockey, else why would the studio release the film through...
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1951
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1947
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African-American cowboy Herb Jeffries (here billed Herbert Jeffrey) headed an all-black cast in this otherwise ordinary...
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1939
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Produced in 1938 at the N.B. Murray dude ranch near Victorville, California, Harlem Rides the Range was the last of three...
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1939
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As indicated by the title, Harlem on the Prairie was aimed at the "all-colored" theaters which flourished in the 1930s. The...
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1938
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The first of three all-black music Westerns released by white-operated Sack Amusement Enterprises, Two Gun Man from Harlem...
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1938
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