Five Minutes to Live (aka Door-to-Door Maniac), 1961
A film by Bill Karn
“Originally released in 1961 as Five Minutes to Live, this low-budget crime drama was later re-released as Door-to-Door Maniac. Fred narrates the film in flashback, detailing a suburban bank robbery that goes awry…” (IMDB)
The Amazing Mr. X, 1948
A film by Ben Stoloff
A widowed woman, plagued by ghostly manifestations, meets a tall dark stranger on a beach one night, and intrigue ensues. (Browse our Movie Archive)
Detour, 1945
A film by Edgar G. Ulmer
A man is suspected of murder after his involvement in two tragic accidents. A suspenseful film noir classic. (Browse our Movie Archive)
Big Bluff, 1955
A film by W. Lee Wilder
“When a scheming fortune hunter finds his rich wife is not going to die as expected, he and his lover make other plans to get her millions.” (IMDB)
Inner Sanctum, 1948
A film by Lew Landers
To avoid a police search, a wanted man hides out in a small town boarding house after committing murder, in this Film Noir treat. (Browse our Movie Archive)
Kansas City Confidential, 1952
A film by Phil Karlson
A flower delivery truck driver is wrongly accused of an armed robbery, but the cops don’t have enough evidence to hold him. He goes on a mission to seek the truth, and revenge. (Browse our Movie Archive)
The File On Thelma Jordan, 1950
A film by Robert Siodmak
The legendary screen actress Barbara Stanwyck portrays Thelma Jordan, a mysterious woman who starts an affair with a married district attorney. Her dangerous plans could ruin him, but despite her scheme, will she listen to the better angels of her nature and do the right thing? Film Noir. (Browse our Movie Archive)
The Lady Confesses, 1945
A film by Sam Newfield
“An estranged wife shows up after a nearly 7 year disappearance to prevent her husband from marrying his new love, and someone kills her.” (IMDB)
Fear in the Night, 1947
A film by Maxwell Shane
“A man dreams he committed murder, then begins to suspect it was real.” (IMDB)
This delightful film-noir features a young DeForest Kelly, who would have a starring role as Dr. McCoy on Star Trek in another twenty years.
Suddenly, 1954
A film by Lewis Allen
“In the city of Suddenly, three gangsters trap the Benson family in their own house, on the top of a hill nearby the railroad station, with the intention of killing the president of the USA.” (IMDB)
