D.O.A. (1950) / Hell's House (1932)

Plot: Double the suspense and crime drama with two timeless Hollywood classics. In D.O.A., small-town accountant Frank Bigelow walks into a police station to report a shocking crime: his own murder. Poisoned by a slow-acting toxin with only days to live, he embarks on a frantic, heart-pounding manhunt through the urban underworld to find out who killed him and why. Then, in Hell's House, an innocent teenage boy takes the fall for a smooth-talking bootlegger, landing himself in a brutal, corrupt youth reformatory. When his sickly best friend faces severe institutional abuse, he plots a daring escape to expose the school's horrifying conditions to the world.

Actors: Edmond O'Brien, Pamela Britton, Luther Adler, Beverly Garland, Bette Davis, Pat O'Brien, Junior Durkin, Frank Coghlan Jr., Neville Brand, Lynn Baggett, William Ching, Henry Hart, Emma Dunn, Charley Grapewin, Morgan Wallace

Genre: Film Noir • Crime • Drama • Mystery • Thriller

Studio / Manufacturer: DVD Cult Classics

Producer: Leo C. Popkin • Joseph H. Nadel • B.F. Zeidman

Director: Rudolph Maté • Howard Higgin

Behind-the-scenes Crew & Production Side Personnel: Ernest Laszlo (Cinematographer) • Dimitri Tiomkin (Music Composer) • Arthur H. Nadel (Film Editor) • Duncan Cramer (Art Director) • Maria P. Donovan (Costume Designer)

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