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My Favorite Brunette
A bumbling photographer mistaken for a private detective becomes embroiled in a web of intrigue and danger as he tries to solve a murder case.
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John Landis returns to Trailers from Hell to talk 'Citizen Kane' and more classic movies.
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From 'Bonnie and Clyde' to 'Duck Soup,' filmmaker John Landis talks his favorite film trailers.
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Director John Landis joins Trailers from Hell to talk 'Battle for the Planet of the Apes' and more.
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Allan Arkush examines the creative process and inspiration behind cinema's most unique films.
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From highbrow to lowbrow, to no brow, Allan Arkush examines the many smirking faces of cinema.
From the Page to the Screen Vol. 1
Your favorite filmmakers look back at the movies influenced by famous literary works.
From the Page to the Screen Vol. 2
Dive deeper into the classic books that became Hollywood blockbusters!
Beat the Devil
A down-on-his-luck Humphrey Bogart teams with a group of crooks chasing their fortune in British East Africa.
The Best of Bogie
From "The Big Sleep" to "Casablanca" and beyond, this is the best of Humphrey Bogart.
From the Page to the Screen Vol. 3
From Stephen King to Kurt Vonnegut, Hollywood brings your favorite books to the big screen!
Clint Eastwood: Outlaw Spirit
From gunslingers to rebel heroes, Clint Eastwood brings grit, charm, and intensity in a way that no other movie star can.
The Lawless West
From Red River to Rio Bravo, outlaws and legends collide in some of the greatest Westerns ever made.
A Taste for Spaghetti Westerns
From Dollars to Django and beyond, Italian westerns captured the frontier with style, scale, and unforgettable antiheroes.
God's Gun
A gunman (Jack Palance) makes a fatal mistake when he and his gang ravage a town and murder the local priest (Lee Van Cleef). Now, the priest’s twin brother vows revenge, and teams with a local boy (Leif Garrett) to bring the gunman and his gang to their knees. Lee Van Cleef played dual roles in this 1977 Spaghetti Western produced by Golan-Globus Productions.
Frontier Under Fire
These Hollywood Westerns looked beyond legend, showing audiences the harsh reality of frontier conflict.
Modern Outlaws and Ghosts of the West
Blending classic Western roots with modern storytelling, these films reveal a frontier that never ends.
Death Rides a Horse
John Phillip Law and Lee Van Cleef aren’t friends, but they’ll find they have something in common when they both set out to hunt down a gang of vicious outlaws in the Wild West. Directed by Giulio Petroni, this 1967 Spaghetti Western features a musical score by the legendary Ennio Morricone.
Gunsmoke & Grit
Loyalty, vengeance, and justice collide in these Western hits starring Glenn Ford, Steve McQueen, and more.
Best of the West Vol. 1
Return to the outlaw days of the Old West with classics starring Clint Eastwood, John Wayne, and more.
Best of the West Vol. 2
Saddle up as your favorite filmmakers talk beloved big screen Westerns!
The Wild and Weird West
From sharp satire to offbeat stories, these Westerns put a fresh spin on Hollywood's wildest frontier.
Jesse James Meets Frankensteins Daughter
The infamous outlaw Jesse James crosses paths with Dr. Frankenstein's murderous granddaughter, Maria.
Here Comes Frankenstein!
Your favorite filmmakers examine the history of the Frankenstein monster on screen!
Monsters & Misfits: The Legacy of Lon Chaney Jr.
Celebrate Lon Chaney Jr.’s big screen legacy of classic creatures and complex misfits.
Dracula and the Hollywood Vampires
The legendary Count Dracula inspires a bevy of onscreen bloodsuckers!
Nosferatu
In director F.W. Murnau’s unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel Dracula, vampire Count Orlock (Max Schreck) leaves Transylvania in search of a young woman, Ellen Hutter (Greta Schroder), while evading her husband, Thomas (Gustav von Wangenheim), and the Van Helsing-esque Professor Bulwer (Gustav Botz). A monumental achievement in German Expressionism, Nosferatu is revered as one of the most influential horror films of all time.
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From “Nosferatu” to “Dracula,” everyone loves blood-sucking Vampires!
The Vampire Bat
When corpses are discovered with blood drained from their bodies, residents of a European village suspect it to be the work of a vampire. Meanwhile, a skeptical police inspector (Melvyn Douglas) is determined to uncover the truth.
Bela Lugosi Beyond Dracula
From monster mashups and horror hijinks, Bela Lugosi was much more than cinema’s greatest vampire.
Mummies, Werewolves, and More Monsters!
From the tombs of Egypt to the Paris Opera House, the monsters are on the loose!
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Universal Horror Volume 1
Christopher Lee: From Fangs to Frights
From Hammer hits to Corman classics and more, these movies made Christopher Lee a horror icon.
Horror Express
Passengers aboard a Trans-Siberian Express train must fight to stay alive after a prehistoric creature escapes captivity and begins a murder spree.
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Your favorite filmmakers take you inside Britain's iconic Hammer Film factory.
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Take a journey into the heart of Hammer horror with today's top filmmakers.
Vincent Price: Master of the Silver Scream
From 'Haunted Hill' to Corman classics, Vincent Price sent shivers down the spines of horror fans for decades.
Stephen King Stories and Decoding David Lynch
From Carrie to Eraserhead and beyond, Stephen King and David Lynch have defined cinematic storytelling for decades.
Joe Dante’s Classic Monster Madness
Joe Dante’s Classic Monster Madness
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Open a can of “whoop-ass” with the “Swinging Cheerleaders,” “Sex Kittens,” and ‘Switchblade Sisters”
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Duck You Suckers! It's time for more Grindhouse trailer fun from TFH!
Asphalt Outlaws
High-octane tales of rebels, renegades, and road warriors burning rubber on the big screen.
You Don't Know Jack Hill
A legend in the exploitation genre, these are the films that define director Jack Hill's career.
Black Fist
Leroy Fisk (Richard Lawson) is looking to make money, but his skills are better suited for the streets than the office. This 1975 blaxploitation classic co-stars “Miami Vice” hero Philip Michael Thomas and Emmy winner Dabney Coleman.