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Bluebeard "Bluebeard (1944) is one of John Carradine's best roles," says The Psychotronic Encylopedia. Carradine (John Ford's Grapes of Wrath)) stars in classic noir director Edgar G. Ulmer's film reminiscent of Svengali. 19th century Parisian serial killer Gaston (Carradine) is strangling beautiful women after painting their portraits. When Gaston's latest victim is recognized in one of his artworks at a gallery, Inspector LeFevre (George Pembroke) sets out to trap him. Black Dragons It's the dawn of World War II and expert plastic surgeon Doctor Melcher (Bela Lugosi), the world's most dangerous terrorist, flies to Japan to transform six Japanese people into identical likenesses of six Americans. The real men are replaced. But Melcher finds that, on the orders of the High Dragon (I. Stanford Holley), he is to be incarcerated in order to be silenced as to his role in the plot. Can Melcher break out of prison to get revenge on those who double-crossed him? The Black Raven Almost twenty years before Hitchcock's Psycho and sixty years preceding Mangold's Identity, this 1943 film tells the story of the proprietor of a hotel called "The Black Raven" with checkered past. One night, when a thunderstorm has flooded out the roads and bridges, a group of weary travelers are forced to stay at the inn. When a murder takes place andi$50,000 goes missing, it seems it's anybody's guess whodunit! You have to see it to find out!