Silent Sunday: Buster Keaton at his most inventive and relentless. SEVEN CHANCES (‘25) is a brilliantly timed silent comedy that builds from quiet desperation to one of the greatest chase sequences ever put on film. Stream it now on our app.
🍿 SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE 🍿 Based on a true story, harrowing drama THREE CAME HOME (‘50) follows civilians imprisoned in a Japanese internment camp during the Second World War, focusing on resilience rather than spectacle. Watch it now on our app.
Celebrate Randolph Scott’s birthday by watching RAGE AT DAWN (‘55), a lean, hard-edged Western based on the true story of an undercover marshal sent into outlaw territory. No swagger, no excess – just tension, moral grit, and Scott’s unmistakable presence. Watch it on our app.
From the creators of Frank Capra’s wartime ‘Why We Fight’ series comes THE NAZIS STRIKE (‘43) – a punchy, era-defining documentary that traces Hitler’s rise and the chain of aggression that led to World War II, building to the invasion of Poland. Watch it on our app.
Our Star of the Month Gary Cooper features in a sweeping wartime romance A FAREWELL TO ARMS (’32) based on Ernest Hemingway’s novel. Set against the chaos of World War I, it’s a story of love, loss, and quiet heroism, carried by Cooper’s understated strength. Watch it on our app.
Celebrating Oliver Hardy’s birthday with one of Laurel & Hardy’s most joyous outings. THE FLYING DEUCES (‘39) sees the legendary duo enlist in the French Foreign Legion, delivering perfectly timed slapstick, verbal sparring, and that unmistakable Hardy charm. Watch it on our app
🍿 SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE 🍿A nightmare of fate, bad decisions, and rain-soaked highways. DETOUR (1945) is film noir at its bleakest – a hitchhiker’s journey spirals into paranoia, obsession, and inevitable doom.
Based on a true story, the powerful Cold War drama GUILTY OF TREASON (‘50) tells the fate of Cardinal József Mindszenty, imprisoned and put on trial after defying a totalitarian regime. Now streaming on our app.
Made at the dawn of sound cinema, the biopic ABRAHAM LINCOLN (‘30) focuses on the man behind the myth – his doubts, principles, and rise from frontier lawyer to national leader. Now streaming on our app.
Before James Bond made him famous, Richard Kiel played the towering prehistoric menace at the heart of desert-set oddity EEGAH (‘62). Shot on a shoestring and gloriously unhinged, Eegah baffled audiences on release and later became a full-blown cult classic. Watch on our app.
Our Star of the Month Gary Cooper plays an ordinary man turned symbol in Frank Capra’s powerful tale of media, politics, and moral courage in MEET JOHN DOE (’41). Warm, moving, and quietly radical, it’s one of Cooper’s most human performances. Watch it on our app.
ABILENE TOWN (’46) turns 80 today – a gritty, fast-moving Western about law, order, and the price of standing your ground on a violent frontier. Tough, tense, and ahead of its time, this is a standout post-war Western that still packs a punch. Watch it on our app.
Sherlock Holmes’ birthday week: DRESSED TO KILL (’46) sees Sherlock Holmes facing one of his most unusual cases, where a haunting melody hides a deadly secret. As bodies fall and time runs out, Holmes and Watson race to crack a code buried in music itself. Watch it on our app.
Holmes’ birthday week: THE WOMAN IN GREEN (’45) is one of the darkest and most unsettling Holmes adventures, exploring fear, hypnosis, and psychological control. As London’s elite are struck down, Holmes faces an enemy who weaponises terror itself. Watch it on our app.
Holmes’ birthday week: SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE SECRET WEAPON (’42) drops Holmes into wartime Britain, where espionage, sabotage, and Nazi agents threaten national security. With a brilliant scientist missing, Holmes plays a deadly game of deception. Watch it on our app.