Plot

Two movies on one disc! Return to a time when the movies were black and white but the dark characters that inhabited them displayed every shade of gray. Deception, betrayal, corruption, larceny and murder stir the landscape in this collection of amoral tales filled with features that thrilled bygone audiences and are back to delight a new generation.

Slightly Honorable
1940
An honest lawyer becomes the target of a corrupt politician who decides to frame the attorney for the murder of a young woman. Desperate to clear his name, the attorney sets out to track down the real culprit with the help of his assistant and some unexpected aid from a nightclub dancer. The trail to the real killer ends up leading our attorney to someone connected to him a lot closer than he ever imagined.
Director: Tay Garnett
Starring: Pat O'Brien, Edward Arnold
Run Time: 85 minutes

Shoot to Kill
1947
A gangster is framed for a crime by a corrupt District Attorney, who wants him out of the way. The gangster's wife wants to prove her husband's innocence and expose the truth behind is conviction so, she gets a job as the District Attorney's assistant, in the hopes she can find the proof of the frame-up. Along the way, the gangster's wife gets some needed assistance from a newspaper reporter, who's working on a story about the D.A., and as time goes on the reporter becomes enamored with the gangster's wife.
Director: William A. Berke
Starring: Russell Wade, Susan Walters
Run Time: 64 minutes

Related Links

• IMDb Page - Slightly Honorable
• IMDb Page - Shoot to Kill

Additional Information

• Country: United States
• Language: English
• Format: NTSC
• Aspect Ratio: 4:3 (standard TV)
• Color: Black & White
• Sound: 2 channel