A Tribute
to Timeless Cinema

Step back into a world of velvet theatres, orchestral overtures and unforgettable storytelling. Starlight Society celebrates the golden age of film—from the magic of Hollywood’s heyday to the enduring charm of British cinema at its finest.

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1953

The Limping Man

Lloyd Bridges stars in this taut British noir thriller as an American ex-soldier who arrives in London to reunite with his lover – only to witness a shocking murder the moment he steps off the plane. Pulled into a sinister web of espionage, suspicion, and betrayal, he soon learns that nothing is as it seems and no one can be trusted. With its moody London backdrop and a famously twist-filled ending, The Limping Man is a gripping postwar mystery brimming with suspense.

1972

Mad, Mad, Mad Monsters

After Baron Henry von Frankenstein creates a bride for his monster, he decides to make arrangements for a lavish wedding at the Transylvania Astoria Hotel. Many classic monsters are invited to the wedding including Count Dracula and his son, Ron Chanley the Werewolf, the Mummy, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, the Invisible Man and his family, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. Once the wedding guests arrive, they turn the whole hotel into a nut house of terrified guests and staff. Frankenstein's assistant Igor is jealous of the monster and wants the bride for his own. So Igor plots to steal her which doesn't go according to plan when the bride ends up snatched up by a Pterodactyl and lands in the clutches of Modzoola.

1961

Night Tide

A lonely sailor on shore leave falls for a carnival “mermaid,” only to suspect she may be connected to a string of mysterious drownings. Dennis Hopper, in one of his earliest leading roles, stars as the lovestruck sailor torn between passion and fear, while Linda Lawson plays the enigmatic woman at the heart of the mystery. Night Tide is an eerie blend of romance and suspense, a cult classic of atmospheric 1960s horror.

1939

Stagecoach

A diverse group of passengers travels by stagecoach through dangerous Apache territory, each carrying secrets and personal struggles. John Wayne, in his star-making role as the Ringo Kid, joins Claire Trevor, Thomas Mitchell, and John Carradine in this gripping tale of survival, courage, and redemption. Directed by John Ford, Stagecoach revolutionized the Western with its sweeping Monument Valley vistas and richly drawn characters, cementing its place as one of Hollywood’s greatest classics.

1932