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Next - Brute Man - Lock your doors! Fasten the windows! The Creeper is on the loose and the police are powerless to stop his bloody rampage! A revenge tale of B proportions, The Brute Man is the story of Hal Moffat, a college student who is horribly disfigured in a laboratory accident. Years later, he returns to punish those responsible for his hideous fate. Rondo Hatton, the featured brute of more than a dozen Hollywood films, plays Moffat after his accident. Jane Adams plays Helen, a blind piano teacher who falls for the man inside the brute, while nightly the crazed Moffat seeks out his victims to make them pay for the past and steals cash and jewels to pay for an operation that will restore Helen's sight. Helmed by veteran B-movie director Jean Yarbrough (She-Wolf Of London), The Brute Man was sadly Hatton's last role as he passed away several months before the film's release. Also starring are Tom Neal and Jan Wiley as Moffat's potential victims and Peter Whitney as the dauntless police detective determined to end the carnage. Will the police be able to stop The Creeper before he kills again? Will Helen regain her vision? Turn down the lights and follow a maniac with blood on his hands and murder on his mind. But don't forget to lock your doors! 

Previous - Browning Version (Criterion) - Michael Redgrave gives the performance of his career in Anthony Asquith's adaptation of Terence Rattigan's unforgettable play. Redgrave portrays Andrew Crocker-Harris, an embittered, middle-aged school master who begins to feel his life has been a failure. Diminished by poor health, a crumbling marriage, and the derision of his pupils, the once brilliant scholar is compelled to re-examine his life when a young student offers an unexpected gesture of kindness. A heartbreaking story of remorse and atonement, The Browning Version is a classic of British realism and the winner of Best Actor and Best screenplay honors at the 1951 Cannes Film Festival.