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M (1931)
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A serial killer, played by Peter Lorre, preys on children; the police of Berlin exert so much energy on finding him that the work of the criminal underworld is impeded. The crime gangs therefore decide to find the killer themselves, and
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Metropolis & Maniac (1927)
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Double Feature - This Fritz Lang classic film nearly bankrupted the motion picture studio that produced the feature. Set in 2000, this futuristic tale shows society separated into two distinct segments. The upper class lived in the high towers of the city
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Scarlet Street (1945)
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Film-Noir from Fritz Lang! A middle-aged bank cashier dreams of being a painter. He is married to a shrew who belittles his dreams. He falls for a sexy young woman without realizing she's actually a prostitute. She and her scheming pimp/boyfriend conspire
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Journey to the Lost City (1958)
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Debra is an exotic dancer, coveted by an evil maharajah. She's rescued by a daring adventurer. They face many perils, including snakes, tigers, lepers, and elephants. A solid adventure film from master director Lang. Debra's erotic dance scene is
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Mystery Liner & Scarlet Street (1934)
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Captain Holling (Noah Beery) is stripped of his command just prior to his ship's departure after an apparent nervous breakdown. When First Mate Downey (Boothe Howard) assumes command, he discovers that the ship will be navigated by a remote-control device
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