Drama

Candles On Bay Street DVD

Aggie Hurley (Bette Davis) is making up for a lifetime of making do. Her daughter Jane (Debbie Reynolds) is going to have a lavish wedding - even if Jane wants a simple ceremony. And even if Aggie's husband Tom (Ernest Borgnine) must give up his dream of...

There it is - Pacifica - a gleaming metropolis on the ocean floor. But the fabulous futuristic city is seven hours away from doom as a giant asteroid hurtles toward a direct hit. Submerge yourself in waves upon waves of screen excitement.

Crossroads: A Story Of Forgiveness DVD

Lisa Hartman avenges the death of the man she loved in this fiery tale of passion and hate, costarring Bruce Dern, Betty Buckley and Howard Duff and based on the bestselling novel by Jonell Lawson. When her beloved husband dies in a mine explosion,...

Oscar-winners Rosalind Russell (Auntie Mame) and Robert Donat (Goodbye, Mr. Chips) star in this Oscar-nominated drama about a struggling doctor who gives up his ideals for a posh high-society practice. In the process, he nearly loses his wife and his...

During the era of Prohibition, gangsters gained enormous power by controlling the illicit drink. The most infamous was a thug from Brooklyn who murdered his way to the top and was, for a time, one of the most powerful men in the United States. In this...

Harvest Of Fire DVD

This gripping film tells the true story of a woman who became head of the Tennessee parole board then stood up to lies threats and murder to blow the whistle on her bosses - and send many of them including the governor to the pen.

Alec Walker's wife Maida is a beauty, but she's also a venomous, self-absorbed schemer. Then Alec falls for an open-hearted widow named Julie. And Maida turns wedding vows into a steel trap: If Alec files for divorce, she'll drag Julie into court as a...

A Valentine'S Match DVD

In post-World War II Germany a small boy who survived Auschwitz wanders alone - feral mute and terrified. The Search vividly captures the horrifying human cost of war. This milestone of filmmaking won two 1948 Academy Awards.