Action Classic Double Feature Sybill Trelawney

Action Classic Double Feature Sybill TrelawneyMake 'em powerful, make 'em topical, and make 'em fast! One of the hallmarks of the 1930s at Warner Bros. was the studio's string of muscular, social conscience B programmers that championed the downtrodden. Road Gang, scripter Dalton Trumbo's account of a reform minded journalist (Donald Woods) unjustly sentenced to a brutal prison work camp, revisits the terrain of the studio's influential I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang. Next, frequent screen

the biggest question becomes: should they cheat their way to the trophy

because the Stranger's about to come up shooting

An assassin who can only do his vile deeds while Moonlight Sonata plays is one of the lapel-grabbing flourishes of this noir programmer from prolific "Killer B" director Edward L

Killed within minutes

Inspired by the Last Son of Krypton

and fully posable action figure -- even the neck can be posed

Her memories are a tangle of contradictions that even her lie-detecting lasso cannot untangle

Mac gallantly offers to advise and guide Lois through her coming out to the sophisticated set

Cause a bathing-suit scandal among Boston blue bloods

Cagney plunges into his first period film with his fists and charisma at the service of a story tracing Morgan's rise from shanghaied sailor to Barbary power broker

When the men's clothes are stolen

No more vice