Film Noir Classics Double Feature: Borderline (1950) & D.O.A. (1949) (Blu-ray) street and remains the closest you’ll

and remains the closest you’ll ever come to an actual seedy ‘70s drive-in experience: It’s a hot summer night in Southern California and the local passion pit is packed with patrons

When there is no more room in the clubs

The incident made headline news around the world yet like many reported UFO encounters

half-vampire female samurai must stop an evil vampire warlord from populating the world with a new breed of 'daywalking' vampires

her fractured memories of what happened during the accident in the depths of the ocean begin to unravel and reveal an eldritch horror far older and malevolent than she could ever imagine

Film Noir Classics Double Feature: Borderline (1950) & D.O.A. (1949) (Blu-ray) street and remains the closest you’llTwo hard hitting examples of the Film noir genre, with newly restored HD versions, for the price of one! Borderline Two undercover agents embed themselves inside a Mexican drug smuggling operation each completely unaware that the other is working the same case. D. O. A. D. O. A. is the classic drama of suspense with Edmond O'Brien giving one of his finest performances. O'Brien plays, Frank Bigelow, a real estate salesman whose life suddenly turns into