Film Catalog

As a restoration house, it should be no surprise that we we maintain a library of the highest quality public domain movies and TV shows in existence and make them available to broadcasters, educators, libraries, and streaming services. No one can touch our quality - guaranteed! If you find a vendor with a better quality copy, we'll send you ours for free. Every title in our catalog has been fully restored by our specialists to the same exacting standards. This catalog contains actual screen grabs from the finished product for quality comparison.

And unlike other content suppliers, we maintain all of our mezzanine files in ProRes 4:2:2 so we can engineer the deliverable to your exact specifications quickly and with no loss in quality. We can engineer to h.264, h.265, MPEG-2, VP9, AV1, and other long-GOP codecs. We can also easily provide pillarboxing or letterboxing for broadcast if needed with no quality loss.

If there is a PD film you'd like to see restored that we haven't gotten to yet, let us know!

Rescue from Gilligan's Island

(1978) Bob Denver, Alan Hale Jr., Jim Backus, Natalie Schafer, Tina Louise, Russell Johnson, and Dawn Wells. The film follows the adventures of the castaways as they are finally rescued and attempt to adjust to civilization. English, 95 min, Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

Eagle Has Landed: The Flight of Apollo 11

(1969) Newly restored from the best available sources, relive the thrilling 7-day flight of astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins on their journey to become the first humans to walk on the Moon. Through a combination of motion pictures and still photography, this documentary provides a front row seat to the Apollo 11 mission, from pre-launch to return to Earth. English, 29 minutes, Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

This title is currently available to watch on Amazon Prime.

The Mad Scientist

This is the first of the Fleischer Superman animated shorts, released in 1941. In this groundbreaking film, Superman battles a mad scientist who threatens Metropolis with a destructive death ray. Featuring the iconic transformation of Clark Kent into Superman and showcasing his powers of flight and super strength, this short set the standard for superhero animation. Its stunning visuals and dynamic action sequences helped establish many elements of the Superman mythology that remain beloved today. English, 10 minutes, Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

The Mechanical Monsters

Released in 1941, this is the second Fleischer Superman animated short. In this thrilling episode, Superman faces an army of giant, remote-controlled robots created by a villainous inventor to rob banks and steal jewels. The short is notable for showcasing Superman's strength and flight as he battles the mechanical menace and rescues Lois Lane from danger. The innovative animation and exciting action sequences further defined Superman's heroism and solidified the series' influence on future superhero media. . English, 11 minutes, Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

Billion Dollar Limited

The third Fleischer Superman animated short, released in 1942, follows Superman as he protects a train carrying a billion dollars in gold from a gang of ruthless criminals. The action-packed episode features intense battles on and around the speeding train, showcasing Superman's strength, speed, and invulnerability. Lois Lane plays a key role as a courageous passenger caught in the chaos. With its thrilling animation and dynamic storytelling, "Billion Dollar Limited" continues to highlight Superman's role as a protector and solidifies the Fleischer series' legacy in superhero animation. English, 9 minutes, Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

The Arctic Giant

The fourth Fleischer Superman animated short, released in 1942, combines thrilling action with early science fiction elements. In this episode, a massive dinosaur-like creature is accidentally thawed from an iceberg and unleashed on Metropolis. Superman's battle against the prehistoric menace showcases his superpowers and introduces the theme of ancient threats revived by modern science. This short anticipates future sci-fi tropes, blending fantastical monsters with contemporary settings, and reinforces the Fleischer series' pioneering role in merging superhero action with imaginative science fiction storytelling. English, 9 minutes, Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

The Bulleteers

In the fifth Fleischer Superman short released in 1942, Superman confronts a technologically advanced gang armed with a rocket-shaped vehicle and powerful weaponry. As the criminals launch an assault on Metropolis, demanding its surrender, Superman's quick thinking and superhuman abilities are put to the test. This episode highlights the early integration of high-tech villains in superhero stories, showcasing futuristic gadgets and thrilling action. The innovative blend of superhero heroics with cutting-edge technology reinforces the Fleischer series' role in shaping the sci-fi elements of the genre. English, 9 minutes, Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

This title is currently available to watch on YouTube.

The Magnetic Telescope

In the 1942 Fleischer Superman short, "The Magnetic Telescope," Superman races against time to save Metropolis from a scientist's out-of-control magnetic device. The powerful machine draws a massive comet towards the city, threatening widespread destruction. Showcasing Superman's strength, speed, and quick thinking, this episode blends thrilling action with early sci-fi elements. This fully restored classic highlights the innovative animation and storytelling that defined the Fleischer series, offering a captivating glimpse into the Golden Age of superhero adventures. English, 8 minutes, Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

This title is currently available to watch on YouTube.