NEW ARRIVALS

Till the Clouds Roll By (1946)

Till the Clouds Roll By (1946)

A musical-biography celebrating the life and career of composer Jerome Kern, weaving together fictionalized episodes with performances of many of his most beloved songs. Known for its lavish Technicolor production, all-star cast, and memorable musical numbers featuring some of MGM's biggest stars.

Scared To Death (1947)

Scared To Death (1947)

A thriller about a young woman whose mysterious death uncovers a chilling tale of hypnosis, murder, and deadly family secrets. Known for its eerie atmosphere, gothic suspense, and as Bela Lugosi's only starring role in a color feature film.

The Monster of Piedras Blancas (1959)

The Monster of Piedras Blancas (1959)

A horror-monster film about a lighthouse keeper who secretly feeds a sea creature, until the monster begins killing local residents. Known for its atmospheric seaside setting, effective creature design, and its blend of 1950s monster-movie thrills.

Woman In the Window (1944)

Woman In the Window (1944)

A crime drama about a professor whose chance encounter with a mysterious woman draws him into murder, blackmail, and deception. Widely regarded as a classic of film noir, the film is noted for its suspenseful atmosphere and striking visual style.

The Inspector General (1949)

The Inspector General (1949)

A musical-comedy about a simple peddler who is mistaken for a powerful government inspector, causing corrupt officials in a small European village to panic as they try to hide their misdeeds. Known for Danny Kaye’s energetic performance, lively musical numbers, colorful production, and comedic take on Nikolai Gogol’s classic satire.