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From the Page to the Screen Vol. 1
Your favorite filmmakers look back at the movies influenced by famous literary works.
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The Man with the Golden Arm
Frank Sinatra was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of Frankie Machine, a former drug addict struggling with sobriety after he’s released from prison. Though Frankie dreams of a music career, he finds himself caught up in a web of lies, betrayal, and murder that could eventually lead to his downfall. Based on the novel by Nelson Algren, The Man With the Golden Arm was added to the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress in 2020.

From the Page to the Screen Vol. 2
Dive deeper into the classic books that became Hollywood blockbusters!

Beat the Devil
A down-on-his-luck Humphrey Bogart teams with a group of crooks chasing their fortune in British East Africa.

The Best of Bogie
From "The Big Sleep" to "Casablanca" and beyond, this is the best of Humphrey Bogart.

From the Page to the Screen Vol. 3
From Stephen King to Kurt Vonnegut, Hollywood brings your favorite books to the big screen!

And Then There Were None
Seven guests, a newly hired secretary and two staff are gathered at a manor house on an isolated island by an unknown absentee host and are killed off one-by-one. They work together to determine who the killer is before it's too late.

Myth & Majesty at the Movies
Celebrating the timeless tales of heroes, gods, and epic battles that defined classic cinema.

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John Landis returns to Trailers from Hell to talk 'Citizen Kane' and more classic movies.

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From 'Bonnie and Clyde' to 'Duck Soup,' filmmaker John Landis talks his favorite film trailers.

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Director John Landis joins Trailers from Hell to talk 'Battle for the Planet of the Apes' and more.

Eli Roth's Shock and Awe
Director Eli Roth presents a wild ride through cult horror, shocking exploitation, and vintage sci-fi.

The Mick Garris Movie Vault
Director and storyteller Mick Garris shares his personal film favorites and the stories behind them.

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Legendary director Joe Dante discusses his favorite films.

Chills and Thrills with Ti West
Director Ti West hosts a thrilling lineup of genre-bending horror, action-packed adventures, mysteries, and more!

Epic Movies with Ernest Dickerson
Director Ernest Dickerson talks epic filmmaking and the eternal struggles of cinema's greatest characters.

Katt Shea: Nightmares and Nail-Biters
From spine-chilling thrills to edge-of-your-seat suspense, filmmaker Katt Shea talks her favorite films.

Mysterious Ways
These mystery movies have gripped audiences for decades. What's their secret?

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When “Boxcar Bertha” and “Bloody Mama” took a trip to “Hollywood Boulevard,” they told some car thieves to “Eat My Dust,” and drove off like they were extras in “Death Race 2000.”

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No kids, we are not in Narnia. Let’s go to the “Little Shop of Horrors” and have a drink with “The Wild Angels.”

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While “The Raven” may fly high, others less fortunate are subject to a “Premature Burial” inside “The Tomb of Ligeia”

Terror Titans: The Films of Wes Craven and John Carpenter
Two masters of horror bring your nightmares to the big screen in this spine-chilling collection.

Stephen King Stories and Decoding David Lynch
From Carrie to Eraserhead and beyond, Stephen King and David Lynch have defined cinematic storytelling for decades.

You Don't Know Jack Hill
A legend in the exploitation genre, these are the films that define director Jack Hill's career.

When Spielberg Hit Hollywood
These are the early hits that made Steven Spielberg the biggest name in blockbuster movies.

Locker Rooms & Leather Jackets
High school misfits, teenage rebels, and coming-of-age chaos straight out of Hollywood.

The Wild and Weird West
From sharp satire to offbeat stories, these Westerns put a fresh spin on Hollywood's wildest frontier.

The Lawless West
From Red River to Rio Bravo, outlaws and legends collide in some of the greatest Westerns ever made.

Frontier Under Fire
These Hollywood Westerns looked beyond legend, showing audiences the harsh reality of frontier conflict.

Clint Eastwood: Outlaw Spirit
From gunslingers to rebel heroes, Clint Eastwood brings grit, charm, and intensity in a way that no other movie star can.

God's Gun
A gunman (Jack Palance) makes a fatal mistake when he and his gang ravage a town and murder the local priest (Lee Van Cleef). Now, the priest’s twin brother vows revenge, and teams with a local boy (Leif Garrett) to bring the gunman and his gang to their knees. Lee Van Cleef played dual roles in this 1977 Spaghetti Western produced by Golan-Globus Productions.