Albert Dekker

In an atomic adaptation of Mickey Spillane's novel, directed by Robert Aldrich, the good manners of the 1950s are blown to smithereens. Snarling private detective Mike Hammer's decision one dark, lonely night to pick up a hitchhiking woman sends him down some terrifying byways. Brazen and bleak, it's a film noir masterpiece and an essential piece of cold war paranoia. Featuring as nervy an ending as has ever been seen in American cinema.

Philip Green, a highly respected writer, is commissioned by a national magazine to write a series of pieces on anti-Semitism in America. Unsure how to approach the subject, Green ultimately decides to assume the role of a Jewish man and write the story from that view. As his story unfolds, Green begins to experience first hand the bigotry and hatred Jewish people face daily.

"Based on the incredible true story of a handful of U.S. Marines holding out against an overwhelming Japanese air, land and sea assault"--Container.

A detective gives a ride to a half-naked girl, who is abruptly killed by thugs. Almost killed himself, the detective tries to solve the murder. Along the way, he is told to back off by the Feds, a bomb is placed in his car, a friend is killed, and he himself is beaten, drugged, and held hostage.

Deported from every South Sea island on which she has ever performed, sexy saloon singer Bijou Blanche winds up in Boni Komba at the Seven Sinners Caf,̌ convincing the manager that she will break only hearts, not bar stools. Bijou soon charms a handsome Navy officer, who falls deeply in love with the woman his superiors refer to as a naval destroyer. When a spiteful admirer of Bijou's resorts to violence to keep the lovers apart, Bijou proves she...

"Con artist Candy Johnson has been run out of town after town. Then he got wise. He went out and got a town of his own: Yellow Creek, Nevada. The title honkey tonk is the Square Deal Saloon, where Candy and poker-playing sidekick Sniper cut cards -- but not the liquor. The colorful townfolk include a Justice of the Peace who's good pals with John Barleycorn, a fiery do-gooder, a long-suffering dance hall girl and a law-unto-himself sheriff"--Container....

Lulu is singing in a cheap dive in Mississippi when she meets rising young attorney George. He gives up his fiancée and career to marry Lulu. When his money runs out, Lulu goes to work in a New Orleans club run by Mark. She tries to send George back to Mississippi, but in a fit of jealousy, George stabs a man Lulu was trying to have an affair with. He's sent to prison and Lulu goes to New York with millionaire Harry, who makes her a singing sensation...

Psychiatrist Dr. Huntington Bailey falls in love with his patient, Allida Bederaux, the wife of wealthy businessman Nick Bederaux. Nick insists Allida is insane while she confides to Dr. Bailey that she and her son are in danger. Meanwhile, people around them mysteriously die. Who is telling the truth?

Paul Raden is a hopeless maniac. Twenty-five years ago, he suffered permanent brain damage trying to defend his mother from his brutal father. Paul's last memory, before descending into the shadows of insanity, was his mother₂s agonized scream. Locked away in secrecy ever since he escapes from his prison on the night of his father's funeral and stalks among the living. It's up to Paul's identical twin John to put a stop to his brother's vicious...

"Through impenetrable jungles. Across perilous swamps. Desperate for a second chance at life, a band of Devil's Island felons and a tough-as-nails prostitute struggle toward freedom. "[A] gripping story that explores the lures of the flesh and the transcendence of the spirit"--Container.