Roger Willoughby (Rock Hudson) is a super salesman of sporting goods who sells fishing equipment but knows nothing about the...
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1963
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A Gathering of Eagles stars Rock Hudson as a colonel in the peacetime Strategic Air Command. His devotion to his duty as a...
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1963
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Damon Runyon's story "Little Miss Marker" gets a mid-'60s update in this comedy. Steve McCluskey (Tony Curtis) is the manager...
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1963
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Thanks to the notorious gangland conference in Appalachian, New York, the word "Mafia" was on everyone's lips in 1959....
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1959
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Having been summoned Westward by a letter from her husband, who claims to have a valuable silver mine, Linda Harris (Erin...
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1957
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Chicago Confidential may not have been the best of the late-1950s "expose" films, but it certainly boasted one of the most...
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1957
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Uncle Sandy
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1955
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The psychological makeup of a dangerous gunman is probed in Jack Slade. Beginning with his childhood, Slade (Mark Stevens) is...
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1953
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Phantom from Space is a far better film than its lurid title and skintight budget would indicate. The scene is Santa Monica,...
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1953
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Within its own modest limits, The Great Jesse James Raid is a well-crafted western. Willard Parker plays Jesse James, who...
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1953
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Monogram's Whip Wilson western series was in its final year of existence when Lawless Cowboys hit the screen. Set in the...
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Himself
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1952
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Hard-working leading lady Jane Nigh attains top billing in 1952's Rodeo. It's all about rough-and-ready gal Nancy Cartwright...
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1952
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No relation to the TV series of the same name, Wanted: Dead or Alive is a Monogram "B" western, vintage 1951. Its star is the...
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1951
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Assembled by the same production team responsible for the minor sci-fi classic Rocketship X-M, Unknown World isn't quite in...
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Andy Ostengaard
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1951
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Whip Wilson only gets to crack his trademark weapon once in this economic Western filmed in toto at the Iverson Movie Ranch...
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1951
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1951
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The "badmen" of the title in this average western from Monogram are Waller (I. Stanford Jolley), a greedy express agent and...
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1951
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Charles Starrett plays lawman Steve Forsythe in Ridin' the Outlaw Trail. Somewhere along the line, of course, Steve is...
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1951
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Jim Bannon's final "Red Ryder" western was the Cinecolor effort Cowboy and the Prizefighter. Aiding and abetting the...
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Red Ryder
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1950
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Though Eagle Lion's "Red Ryder" westerns were not as well received as the earlier entries from Republic, they still managed...
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Red Ryder
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1950
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Snake Bite
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1950
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William Bendix is perfectly cast as a diehard baseball fan who hates umpires with every fibre of his being. Bendix' devotion...
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1950
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Sierra Passage was the first of a brief series of program westerns produced by Monogram and starring Wayne Morris. The film...
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1950
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Glenn Ford is top-billed in Man From Colorado, though he's anything but a hero. Ford plays a seriously disturbed Civil War...
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1949
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Jim Bannon is back as enduring cowboy hero Red Ryder in Eagle-Lion's Roll, Thunder, Roll. As ever, Ryder's cohorts are Little...
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Red Ryder
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1949
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Filmed in "glorious" Cinecolor by Eagle-Lion, this was the first of four "Red Ryder" westerns starring Jim Bannon in the...
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Red Ryder
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1949
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In this low-budget Africa-set jungle adventure, the excitement begins when a small plane crash-lands deep in the dense...
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1949
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In this psychological drama, a group of people are stranded in a remote jungle after a plane crash. The disparate reactions...
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Nick
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1948
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Produced on the cheap by Ron Ormond and his wife, June Carr, this Western was one of ten to star Lash LaRue and Al St. John,...
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1948
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Filmed at the Providencia Ranch (today's Forrest Lawn in Burbank, CA), this typical "Durango Kid" Western featured the Cass...
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1948
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This action adventure centers on the attempts of the courageous Canadian cops to stop crooks from finding a fabulous hidden...
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1948
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A man down on his luck runs afoul of a beautiful but dangerous woman in this superior low-budget film noir. Mike Lambert...
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1947
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In this drama, a trucker's business is nearly destroyed after he is wrongfully accused of killing a policeman with whom he...
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1947
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The moodily evocative docudrama T-Men stars Dennis O'Keefe as Dennis O'Brien, a treasury agent determined to bring a...
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1947
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The last of the Richard "The Jaw" Dix films. Dix, the trucking company owner, is pitted against time to discover who...
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1947
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Three years after song-and-dance man Dick Powell reshaped his nice-guy image by playing hard-boiled gumshoe Phillip Marlowe...
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1947
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Reminiscent of the classic "screwball" comedy-mysteries of the prewar years, Columbia's The Corpse Came C.O.D stars Warner...
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Detective Mark Wilson
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1947
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Told in flashback, Out of the Depths strives to explain why its four male protagonists are bobbing around the Pacific in a...
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Capt. Faversham
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1946
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Whenever budget-conscious Columbia laid out good money for Technicolor in the 1940s, it was usually for a musical or an "A"...
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Cash Dembrow
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1946
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This entry in the short "I Love a Mystery" series has detective Jack Packard and his sidekick Doc Young investigating the...
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Jack Packard
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1946
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Jack Packard
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1946
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In this drama, a young building contractor falls for a pretty Mexican woman who convinces him not to evict the inhabitants...
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1945
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Based on Phillips Lord's popular radio serial, I Love a Mystery centers around the exploits of two pugnacious private eyes...
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Jack Packard
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1945
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Based on a play by Leslie Storm, Tonight and Every Night is a musical wartime morale booster in which star Rita Hayworth is...
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1945
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In this patriotic war drama, a soldier becomes quite upset when he is transferred from the highly coveted machine-gun unit...
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Patrick Henry
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1945
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Advertised as a pure-and-simple horror film, Soul of a Monster is actually an adroit variation on the "Faust" legend....
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Dr. Roger Vance
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1944
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Jim Bannon, fresh from his radio success on I Love a Mystery, stars in this taut suspenser. The jurors of a celebrated murder...
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Joe Keats
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1944
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Two newcomers, Robert Mitchum and Richard Crane, take center stage in this lavishly budgeted entry in the long-running...
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1943
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1940
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