This animated educational film give a nifty and fun background on what atomic energy is, how it works, and all the wonders it could bring to society, if only bureaucrats, environmentalists and all those naysayers would get out of the way. Produced by GE in 1952.

A school classroom learns that if they were stuck on a desert island for months, the thing they would miss most was vegetables.

A lavish chiaroscuro montage of 2D and 3D animation, still photography, and drawn images, “The Fine Art of Poisoning” seduces the viewer into an elegant netherworld of deceit, plotting, and secretly served revenge.

The classic 1922 retelling of Dracula, Directed by F.W. Murnau, and starring Max Schreck in a performance that remain chilling to this day. The iconic visuals and production design of this film continue to influence movie makers nearly a century after it’s premiere.

This is the first movie to introduce the idea that vampires could be hurt, or killed by sunlight.