01 Survivors of a plane crash in the Sahara desert attempt an audacious plan to rebuild their aircraft from the wreckage.
Dan Duryea brought a sniveling, menacing charm to Hollywood’s golden age, becoming one of film noir’s most memorable and reliably slimy villains. In Scarlet Street (1945): A meek clerk’s infatuation with a manipulative woman drags him into fraud, murder, and ruin. Equally memorable is The Little Foxes (1941): A ruthless Southern matriarch schemes against her own greedy brothers to seize control of the family fortune.
01 Survivors of a plane crash in the Sahara desert attempt an audacious plan to rebuild their aircraft from the wreckage.
02 An armored car guard's obsession with his ex-wife draws him into a dangerous heist orchestrated by her new husband.
03 A meek clerk's infatuation with a manipulative woman drags him into fraud, murder, and ruin.
04 A mild-mannered professor's chance encounter with a mysterious woman spirals into murder and blackmail.
05 A small group of Allied soldiers stranded in the desert makes a desperate stand against a much larger German force.
06 A ruthless Southern matriarch schemes against her own greedy brothers to seize control of the family fortune.