US - 1942 - in this crime film, a man wakes up from the dead in a lab. The professor welcomes him to the League of Murdered Men, a group of undead criminals.
US - 1942 - in this horror film, reporters, a police captain, the mayor, and other officials are listening to a radio message from an undead criminal who delivers his terms in an ominous tone.
US - 1942 - in this crime film, a criminal visits an associate in jail, convincing him to commit suicide by hanging as part of a sinister plan.
US - 1942 - in this action film, a city is in the grip of a crime wave. In various scenes, gangsters rob department stores and shoot at policemen and security guards. Newspapers report on all of it.
US - 1942 - in this horror film, a gangster boss proposes to kill a recruit and bring him back to life.
US - 1942 - in this crime film, when a police chief is notified of the arrival of two journalists, he orders his secretary to send them away.
US - 1942 - in this crime film, an injured criminal asks a doctor about his medical condition and the doctor's work process.
US - 1942 - in this action film, a detective calls for backup to catch an escaped murder suspect. Dispatch calls for more police cars and motorcycles. Several good car and bike scenes are shown.
US - 1942 - in this crime film, a doctor holds up a pack of pills for a gangster.
USA - 1942 - In this musical, a woman hurries out of the shower to get the mail only for the mailman to tell her he's at the wrong address.
USA - 1942 - In this musical, post office employees urge men to write letters to their waiting girlfriends.
USA - 1942 - In this musical, a man flirts with his reflection in drag.
1942 - In this animated film, a turkey loses weight so he won't be eaten on Thanksgiving and a turtle hatches into an army Jeep instead of a shell.
1942 - In this animated film, Elmer Fudd learns he's due to inherit a fortune so long as he doesn't harm any animals.
1942 - In this animated film, Hirohito is caricatured as a duck and attacked by a turtle he tried to take over.
1942 - In this animated film, an industrious ant wonders how a grasshopper can afford to be so lazy, and he produces war bonds.
1942 - In this animated film, a dastardly character plays pool and snarls about the do-gooders in town.
1942 - In this animated film, taxes eat all of an inheritance that had stipulated on Elmer Fudd being kind to Bugs Bunny, so he chases the rabbit.
1942 - In this animated film, a dog only feels comfortable kissing his girlfriend with the blackout curtains down.
1942 - In this animated film, a bird tries to teach her baby to fly but all he wants to do is be a dive bomber.
1942 - In this animated film, a woodpecker has ambitions of being a riveter.
1942 - In this animated film, Tweety Bird plays air raid warden to outwit feline caricatures of Abbott and Costello.
1942 - In this animated film, a farmer's dog helps put out a fire by spitting.
1942 - In this animated film, Tweety Bird outwits feline caricatures of Abbott and Costello who want him for dinner.
1942 - In this animated film, feline caricatures of Abbott and Costello try to catch a sleeping Tweety Bird with a faulty ladder.
1942 - In this animated film, a turtle participates in a wartime blackout by pulling into his shell and fireflies turn their bulbs on and off.
1942 - In this animated film, a caterpillar zooms around on a retread and fireflies put out their lights for a wartime blackout.
1942 - In this animated film, Tom Thumb grows to a large size because he takes his vitamins.
1942 - In this animated film, feline caricatures of Abbott and Costello determine to catch a bird for dinner.
1942 - In this Frank Capra documentary, allied ships bring supplies to Russian ports and Red Army officers plan their next attack (narrated in 1943).
1942 - In this animated film, the dove of peace is pushed too far and beats up Hitler, Mussolini and Hirohito.
1942 - In this animated film, a live-action pianist introduces the story of a moth who got engaged to a honeybee.
1942 - In this animated film, three popular students at an Edwardian University are introduced and they pick up their love interest.
1942 - In this animated film, a man drives a kidnapped woman to a mountain cabin as she screams for help.
1942 - In this animated film, three men run all over town to find the best hiding spot for hide-and-go-seek, which a villain realizes means their girlfriend is unprotected.
1942 - In this animated film, duck caricatures of Hitler, Mussolini and Hirohito march over the dove of peace.
1942 - In this animated film, three men arrive to rescue a damsel in distress, only to see she has the situation in hand.
1942 - In this animated film, the boy who cried wolf tricks a lumberjack.
1942 - In this animated film, a bee fights a black widow spider to get her fiance, a moth, back.
1942 - In this animated film, a woman playing hide and seek doesn't realize she's been kidnapped until she finishes counting.
1942 - In this animated film, a damsel in distress screams for help but is able to beat up her kidnapper while doing so.
1942 - In this animated film, Bugs Bunny volunteers to help with a magician's act and sabotages it.
1942 - In this animated film, a black widow spider uses a lighter to attract a moth she loves, angering his bee fiance.
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1930s - In this Frank Capra documentary narrated by Walter Huston, Lord Lytton and Secretary Stimson oversee a League of Nations investigation of Japan's invasion of Manchuria, ultimately condemning it.
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1930s - In this Frank Capra documentary, FDR gives a speech about increasing violence across the world and animation is used to show that despite America's isolationist policies, the world's problems are closer than Americans realized.
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1930s - In this Frank Capra documentary narrated by Walter Huston, America becomes more isolationist but is still given freedoms in deciding who to vote for and what to read, as opposed to Hitler's dictatorship and book burning in Nazi Germany.
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1920s - In this Frank Capra documentary narrated by Walter Huston, the Washington Disarmament Conference is shown, the KelloggBriand Pact and London Naval Treaty are explained, and America's journey to isolationist policy is explained.
1930s - In this Frank Capra documentary narrated by Walter Huston, organized religion is demeaned and persecuted in Nazi Germany (narrated in 1942).