Hollywood Classics

These unique works of cinema have transcended time and trends with indefinable quality. Universal favourites to watch again and again.
BOOM (1968): Starring Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton and Noel Coward. A stylish adaptation of Tennessee Williams' classic story staring the incomparable combination of Taylor and Burton and featuring Noel Coward in his penultimate screen appearance. Set in the breathtaking scenery of the storm-lashed coast of Sardinia.
DESERT FURY (1947): Starring Lizabeth Scott, John Hodiak, Fritzi Haller and Burt Lancaster. Shot in the desert in glorious technicolour, Desert Fury is a truly unique film noir. Burt Lancaster shines in this masterpiece of American cinema.
SECRET CEREMONY (1968): Starring Elizabeth Taylor, Mia Farrow, Robert Mitchum, Peggy Ashcroft and Pamela Brown. A powerful psychological thriller. George Tabori's adult script provides many a juicy line for the actors (particularly Robert Mitchum) to sink their teeth into.
BLACK WINDMILL (1974): Starring Michael Caine, Donald Pleasence, Clive Revill and Janet Suzman. Michael Caine works his on screen magic as a British secret agent in this ultimate exercise in controlled terror.
PRETTY POISON (1968): Starring Anthony Perkins and Tuesday Weld. A macabre story which mixes elements of Gun Crazy with Lolita and Night of the Hunter. Regarded as Anthony Perkins best performance ever - a thrilling and memorable movie.