Binge-Watch Classic TV

British cult TV series The Prisoner has captivated viewers since its debut in the fall of 1967. Now fully restored and digitally remastered, all seventeen episodes of television’s most unusual and thought-provoking series has finally arrived on Night Flight Plus! Blending a Kafkaesque premise with ‘60s countercultural paranoia and sci-fi spycraft, The Prisoner follows a former secret agent who is abducted and taken to a mysterious coa...Read More

Tony Palmer's iconic music series. Hailed by John Lennon as "a monumental achievement," the 17-part documentary traces the history and influence of popular music from its beginnings to the golden age of rock.

Fascinating biographies featuring the lives and personalities of some of the most notorious mobsters: Al Capone, Bugsy Siegel, John Dillinger, Sam Giancana, Bonnie and Clyde, Dutch Schultz, Meyer Lansky, "Lucky" Luciano, and Mickey Cohen.

The ultimate legacy of writer/director Narciso ‘Chicho’ Ibáñez Serrador remains his groundbreaking 1966-1968 Televisión Española series HISTORIAS PARA NO DORMIR. Serrador wrote, directed and introduced every episode, adapting stories by Ray Bradbury, Edgar Allan Poe, Robert Bloch and his own material under the pseudonym Luis Peñafiel, shocking Franco-era audiences with black humor, macabre themes and sharp social commentary while insp...Read More

"A messy job? Well that's when they usually call on me or someone like me. Oh yes, my name is Drake, JOHN DRAKE.” Patrick McGoohan (The Prisoner) stars as John Drake in Secret Agent, the popular television series from the Golden Age of Spy Thrillers, the 1960s. Traveling the world to capture international criminals, John Drake rarely solved problems with a gun, preferring to use charm and wit over violence to bring in the bad guys!

Two years before “Thriller,” Boris Karloff hosted THE VEIL, a never-broadcast ten episode pilot of a TV horror anthology. “The Veil” was produced a full year before “The Twilight Zone” and “One Step Beyond” made their debut, yet it uncannily evokes both.