Brit Noir Collection III (Nowhere to Go | The Man Upstairs | Payroll) (BLU-RAY) Pre-Order Deadline June 30 Coming to Our Shelves August 2026

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Brit Noir Collection III (Nowhere to Go | The Man Upstairs | Payroll) (BLU-RAY) Pre-Order Deadline June 30 Coming to Our Shelves August 2026Unearth these hidden treasures of late period Brit noir, each fully loaded with raw realism and stark suspense. Nowhere to Go (1958) A Canadian criminal (George Nader) busts out of a London jail and attempts to retrieve his stashed loot, but he has nowhere to go except into the arms of a disillusioned socialite (Maggie Smith in her first screen credit). This stylish thriller, Ealing Studios penultimate production, was dubbed the least Ealing film ever

It's a race against time to get away with the perfect crime in this suspenseful masterpiece that was nominated for seven Academy Awards

and follows the continuing adventures of Hawkeye

The Woman Behind the Picture: Archive interview with Muriel Box Part 1

PLUS: Essays by Richard Brody

Outtakes/Deleted/Alternate/Extended Scenes

Considered by many to be amongst the holy grails of lost exploitation cinema

trailblazing street photographer Martha Cooper captured some of the first images of graffiti at a time when the city had declared war on it

Charlie Brown (Reprise) (Not Elected Version)

they are not even married (much to Sophie's annoyance) and the whole organization is an elaborate con

Twin Peaks)

DeMille's equally influential career has been largely ignored by film historians

Commentary track with director Tony Randel and actor Clint Howard