Six classic black and white films originally produced as motion pictures between 1943-1956.

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1. Suddenly: director, Lewis Allen. 2. The man with the golden arm: director, Otto Preminger. 3. Fear in the night: director, Maxwell Shane. 4. Detour: director, Edgar G Ulmer. 5. Impact: director, Arthur Lubin. 6. The amazing Mr. X: director, Bernard Vorhaus.

1. Suddenly: Frank Sinatra, Sterling Hayden. 2. The man with the golden arm: Frank Sinatra, Eleanor Parker. 3. Fear in the night: DeForest Kelley, Paul Kelly. 4. Detour: Tom Neal, Ann Savage. 5. Impact: Brian Donlevy, Helen Walker. 6. The Amazing Mr. X: Lynn Bari, Turhan Bey.

Suddenly: a trio of assassins, led by a cold-blooded psychopath, hold a family and a local sheriff hostage while waiting for their target. The man with the golden arm: fresh out of prison for heroin possession, a professional card dealer struggles to become a jazz drummer while his gambling boss, neurotic wife, and villainous dope dealer all conspire against him. Fear in the night: a young man has a horrific nightmare wherein he commits a murder, but when he awakes covered with blood he is convinced it was not a dream. Detour: a world-weary musician is haplessly involved in an ambiguous death while thumbing his way to Los Angeles. Impact: a wealthy industrialist survives a murder attempt by his devious wife and her lover only to be accused of attempted murder. Half-dazed he stumbles into a moving van that takes him to idyllic Larkspur, Idaho, where newspaper stories of his "death" jog his memory. The amazing Mr. X: a mysterious spiritualist convinces a grieving young widow that he can communicate with the spirit of her late husband.

Rating: Not rated.

DVD; digitally remastered, sound enhanced, NTSC, playable in all regions.