01 Five classic O. Henry short stories of irony and human nature are brought vividly to the screen.
Frank Jaquet was a versatile Hollywood character actor for decades, moving comfortably between horror pictures, prestige dramas, and film noir. In O. Henry’s Full House (1952): Five classic O. Henry short stories of irony and human nature are brought vividly to the screen. Worth seeking out is The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry (1945): A mild-mannered small-town designer’s domineering sister frames him for a murder he never committed.
01 Five classic O. Henry short stories of irony and human nature are brought vividly to the screen.
02 A light-skinned Black nurse passing as white returns to her Southern hometown and confronts her heritage.
03 A centuries-old vampire disguised as a bar owner terrorizes a remote African trading outpost.
04 A mild-mannered small-town designer's domineering sister frames him for a murder he never committed.
05 A brain transplant transforms a mild-mannered professor into a violent, gangster-driven alter ego.
06 A scientist experimenting with artificial resurrection seeks revenge on those who convicted him of murder.