CONVICT'S CODE (1939) - New on Blu-ray (Newly Restored Archive Collection)

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Product Description: A man with a past fights for the right to love in this thrilling drama from a long gone era. In Convict's Code (1939) Dave Tyler (Robert Kent) is being released from prison after serving three years for a crime he didn't commit. His plan is to find the people responsible for framing him. It won't be easy because any parole violation could send him back to the penitentiary. To complicate matters, he has fallen in love with a woman (Anne Nagel) whose brother may have set him up. Distributed by Monogram Pictures and directed by Lambert Hillyer, Convict's Code is a prime example of the quick and easy Poverty Row movies that entertained film goers during the 1930s. Newly restored in HD.

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New on Blu-ray: THE GREEN HORNET - The 1940 Classic Serial

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Product Description: The Green Hornet is a fictional masked fictional crime fighter, originally created by George W. Trendle for an American radio program in the 1930s. The character has appeared in two Universal serials. In the first 13-episode serial, the city is faced with rising crime and increased racketeering activity. Intrepid newspaper editor, Britt Reid (Gordon Jones) becomes the crime fighter the Green Hornet to take on the bad guys. As far as the police are concerned, the Hornet himself is the criminal. This misunderstanding enables Reid to operate "outside the law" to battle evil and injustice. Working alongside the Hornet is the brilliant inventor/sidekick Kato (Keye Luke), the only person who knows the true identity of the Hornet. Watch as our heroes fight an infamous racket and put an end to the menace infecting their city.

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