William Witney

To protect a magic talisman from being used for evil, a teenage boy named Billy Batson is given the power to become an adult superhero, Captain Marvel, with a single magic word- Shazam!

Compiles twenty of singing cowboy Roy Roger's films.

Here are two classic Hollywood Westerns, Audie Murphy in William Witney's Apache Rifles (1964) and Rod Cameron in Lesley Selander's Panhandle (1948). Produced in beautiful Lone Pine, California by some of the movie West's best, both films have been lovingly restored for DVD and Blu-Ray, with a short documentary accompanying each film. Saddle up!

Southwestern Railroad detective Matt Clark deals with the West's most famous outlaws.

Nicholas Zarnoff, master spy and the most hated man on Earth, is sentenced to die in the gas chamber. By using a secret drug which does not permit the gas to enter his lungs, Zarnoff cheats death and escapes. Dick Tracy, the government's ace investigator, is assigned the task of tracking down Zarnoff and bringing him to justice.

Cold-blooded Bart Carroll heads a syndicate which smuggles wanted criminals across the Mexican Border into America. Border guard Tom Sharper intercepts a shipment of human cargo, but the gangsters overpower him, beat him brutally, and leave him for dead in the desert. Cattleman Roy Rogers finds his old pal Tom near death and suffering from amnesia. While he nurses his old friend back to health. Roy determines to track down Carroll, and bust the gang...

A gang, headed by Jean Loring, is slaughtering game out of season. When Roy suspects some illegal activity is going on, he finds a way to become a guest at the ranch. After investigating and finding the freezer where the meat is kept, he gets caught and locked in the freezer by one of Jean's men, Matt Wilkes. Can Roy fight his way out and save the day? Songs include the title song, Oh, What a Picture; The Quilting Party; A Cowboy Has to Sing; and...

In 1848, a fanatical inventor seeks to fly around the world and stop war from his flying airship, the 'Albatross', a cross between a zeppelin and a helicopter. Adapted from two Jules Verne novels: 'Master of the World' and 'The Conqueror'.

"Dr. Fu Manchu, evil genius and possessor of seemingly unlimited financial resources, has pledged to bring about the downfall of western civilization to avenge unknown wrongs of the past. Only Sir Dennis Nayland-Smith of the Yard is able to thwart his evil plans, ranging from assassination to germ attacks to sparking an all-out war"--Internet movie database WWW site, February 1, 2013.

In 1848, a fanatical inventor seeks to fly around the world and stop war from his flying airship, the 'Albatross', a cross between a zeppelin and a helicopter.