An old man dies in his shack while performing satanic rites. Shortly afterward, a strange man shows up claiming to be the old man’s nephew. When he moves in, strange things begin to happen, like a man being attacked by

The Roger Corman Classic with Dick Miller as Walter Paisley, sad and simple-minded busboy, who gains acclaim from the beatnik crowd for his “unique” sculptures such as one named “Murdered Man”.

Dick must stop the mysterious killings of various people with no obvious connection.

George’s banker persuades him to cancel Gracie’s checking account. Meanwhile, a traffic cop tries to give Gracie a ticket for running red lights.

Dick Tracy goes up against a villain who robs banks using a nerve gas.

George’s banker persuades him to cancel Gracie’s checking account. Meanwhile, a traffic cop tries to give Gracie a ticket for running red lights.

Tracy hunts down the infamous Cueball when get wind of a vicious murder and a robbery of precious diamonds.

A great Buster Keaton silent movie. In 1862, after spies steal his locomotive, “The General”, he wages a one-man battle to recover it.

Dick Tracy battles the fiendish “Claw” in one of his most difficult cases.

Charles Laughton, Randolph Scott, John Carradine, Reginald Owen British pirate William Kidd (Charles Laughton) captures Adm. Blayne’s (Randolph Scott) treasure ship and hides the bounty in a cave. Three years later, Kidd, posing as a sea captain, offers his services

Rob discovers Laura’s secret bank book.

Captain Z-ro sends his time machine back to 450 to try and understand how Atila, with everything in his favor still failed to win a decisive victory at Battle of Catalaunian.