Monogram Pictures, Vol. 12 missions

Monogram Pictures, Vol. 12 missionsHere are four cool Poverty Row movies on two discs, all from PRC Pictures: KING KELLY OF THE U. S. A. (1934) Guy Robertson, Edward Kennedy, Irene Ware. Lots of fun in this Monogram comedy. A theatrical troupe headed by a big headed, flashy showman (Robertson) ends up in a tiny (and bankrupt) European kingdom. Robertson falls in love with the beautiful daughter (Irene Ware) of the king. The only problem is she has promised her to another! THE OUTER

and baby-snatching

most clueless recruit ever to botch basic training

The sub also has a ticking bomb on board and has been targeted for a nuclear strike

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an atmospheric film noir of rainy nights

contextualize the #NoDAPL movement

Four people are trapped with little water and their lives are changed forever

Little do they know the gold is guarded by an all-female tribe of deadly but voluptuous Indian gals

Lassie's pup

When his friend is executed by the clan

Caleb uses the technique to follow the missing whereabouts of Victor who speaks to the team from an unknown location that contains a mysterious "door

as well as the short film "Diner of the Dead" by James Balsamo