John Wayne’s Suspense Collection DVD

Format: Pre-Owned DVD

Man in the Vault – Low-level Los Angeles mobster Willis Trent (Berry Kroger), anxious to bring down his ex-partner, Paul De Camp (James Seay), hires gifted young locksmith Tommy Dancer (William Campbell) to steal $200,000 from De Camp’s safety deposit box. Tommy turns down the easy money until he meets Betty (Karen Sharpe), the tough but troubled girlfriend of Trent’s corrupt lawyer, Earl Farraday (Robert Keys), whose love inspires the once honest man to attempt to double-cross the mob.

Ring of Fear – After unstable former circus performer Dublin O’Malley (Sean McClory) escapes from a mental institution, he goes after Clyde Beatty (Clyde Beatty), the animal trainer whom O’Malley blames for his fate. He is also obsessed with Valerie (Marian Carr), a trapeze performer and old flame. When O’Malley arrives, dangerous accidents start happening around the circus, and manager Frank Wallace (Pat O’Brien) calls for help from mystery writer Mickey Spillane (Mickey Spillane).

Track of the Cat – In a snowbound homestead in Northern California, the Bridges family lives in contentious squalor. Brothers Curt (Robert Mitchum) and Harold (Tab Hunter) fight over the attentions of their beautiful neighbor, Gwen (Diana Lynn), while the boys’ boozing father (Philip Tonge) suffers under the abuse of their religiously minded mother (Beulah Bondi). The family dysfunction only intensifies when a panther kills Curt’s timid brother, Arthur (William Hopper), and Curt sets out to slay the animal.

Plunder of the Sun – An American tourist, Al Colby (Glenn Ford), is detained by Mexican authorities and questioned about his role in a treasure hunt expedition in the Oaxaca region that went horribly wrong. Colby recounts how he was hired by a woman, Anna Luz (Patricia Medina), and her husband (Francis L. Sullivan) to smuggle a valuable artifact into Mexico from Havana. He agreed and ended up attracting plenty of shady characters and trouble in the process, leading ultimately to murder.

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