Osgood Perkins

Alfred Hitchcock's Pycho changed film history with one scene

When a rich practical joker dies and is reborn as a dog, he uses his new form as an opportunity to right the wrongs he committed in his former life.

After witnessing a friend's gruesome suicide, things haven't been the same for Cole. He is being tormented by what appear to be hallucinations. After working several double shifts, Cole thought things couldn't get any worse _ until he's called out to an all-night carpet cleaning job for a man named Henry, who leads him to believe he has just killed his wife. As he hurries to clean the place, Cole's hallucinations start to interfere, and the horrid truth that unfolds will leave you begging for it to stop!

Generally regarded to be the best of the classic gangster films, Scarface tells the exciting story of organized crime’s brutal control over Chicago during the Prohibition era.

A night at a local bed and breakfast turns into a bloody supernatural fight to the death.

A Los Angeles woman in a struggling marriage finds herself falling for a mysterious, handsome stranger. But escaping her domestic life won't be so simple.

What's a chorine to do after her show flops? Become a gold digger! The cuties do so en masse as the Gold Diggers of 1937, kicking Depression Era blues in the keester. Dick Powell plays an insurance agent with musical ambitions, Joan Blondell is a showgirl who gives up spangles for a stenographer's pad and … well, who watches any Diggers for its plot? Instead, watch as dance creator Busby Berkeley turns a garden party into a tap-happy romp. Blondell leads leggy soldiers in a banner-waving, precision-formation "All's Fair in Love and War" spectacle that's Berkeley at his showy best as Powell croons a lullaby, "With Plenty of Money and You." In short, there are plenty of reasons to watch again and again.

Three women, close friends with connecting apartments, have complex feelings about their lovers which comes to light while they make romantic meals.