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The Mark of Zorro - Featuring the Original 1920 Score
Douglas Fairbanks Sr., Marguerite De La Motte

Rialto Media, 2007

The World's First Action-Adventure Film! ACTION! MYSTERY! ROMANCE! GUYS WITH SWORDS! Featuring the Original 1920 Orchestral score performed by RICK BENJAMIN'S PARAGON ORCHESTRA! 1800s Spanish California is the setting in which Douglas Fairbanks creates the prototype movie action-adventure hero - with surprising humor and athleticism - as "Señor Zorro" ("Mr. Fox"). Slashing his trademark Z on the consciousnesses (and anatomies) ...

To the Last Man

2 reviews
Erville Alderson, Egon Brecher

ROAN, 2005

"Paramount Pictures ... To The Last Man (1933) ... VCI Home Video"
VCI Entertainment and Paramount Pictures present "TO THE LAST MAN" (1933) (70 mins/B&W) (Dolby digitally remastered) --- relive those thrilling days when Randy Scott and Buster Crabbe took us down the dusty trails with hard riding and straight shooting hitting the bull's eye with excitement every time... the Scott and Crabbe series of B-Westerns were a staple of Saturday matinees in the 1930s and ...

The Mark of Zorro
Sr. Noah Beery, Jr. Noah Beery

Delta, 2005

Zorro: The Masked Avenger

1 review
Robert Livingston, Reed Hadley

Mill Creek Entertainment, 2008

How're ya fixed for blades?
The fictional character Zorro (Spanish for 'fox') first appeared in "The Curse of Capistrano," a five-part 1919 magazine series. Don Diego de la Vega (aka Zorro) was a nobleman and master swordsman who lived in Spanish and Mexican-era California. With his black cape and mask, fearless Zorro defended the people from various oppressors and outlaws, making his enemies look ridiculous in the process. ...

Law of Vengence

1 review
Erville Alderson, Egon Brecher

Alpha Video, 2004

Western
This one is bad. I am a big fan of Randolf Scott and never thought I would stop watching one of his movies but I did on this one. Maybe it was his first. I am glad he got better. Can't say much more, except don't bother with this one.

The Coming of Amos

3 reviews
Sr. Noah Beery, Clarence Burton

Jef Films, 2007

A nice and entertaining romantic adventure
This is a nice and above-average silent film in the romance/adventure genre, and being a Cecil B. DeMille production, it has a fair share of exotic, unusual or glamorous settings and costumes. The first scenes already grabbed my attention because they are set in Outback Australia, complete with sheep, kangaroos and a boomerang-throwing hero who then heads off to the French Riviera to mingle with ...

The Three Musketeers

6 reviews
Jack Mulhall, Raymond Hatton

ROAN, 1999

"Cliffhanger Collection (1932-33) ... John Wayne ... Passport Video"
Passport Video and Koch Entertainment Distribution present "The John Wayne Cliffhanger Collection" (1932/33) (Dolby digitally remastered)...relive those thrilling days from the early '30s and '40s when John Wayne took us up into the skies to exciting adventures....some of the best cliffhangers ever to grace the Saturday Matinee Screen...just remember double thrills, chills, mystery and ...

The Squaw Man

1 review
Sr. Noah Beery, Monte Blue

Alpha Video, 2006

Cecil B. DeMille's important first film
"The Squaw Man" may be billed as a silent classic for reasons such as being one of the first feature-length films (80 minutes to be exact) to be made in Southern California, as well as its huge success at the time, and consequently marking the start of Cecil B. DeMille's directing and filmmaking career. Full length feature films were already being made in Europe and the East Coast of America in ...