🕵️‍♂️ Sherlock Holmes — Basil Rathbone Collection — In Real Color (1939–1946)

📜 Experience The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1939) like never before in full 1080p with carefully restored, natural colour. Starring Basil Rathbone as the definitive Sherlock Holmes and Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson, this classic mystery follows Holmes as he outwits his greatest enemy, Professor Moriarty, in a battle of intellect and deception. This presentation preserves original film grain, lighting, and atmosphere for a historically respectful yet immersive viewing experience.

📜 One of the most celebrated Sherlock Holmes films ever made, The Hound of the Baskervilles (1939) stars Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes and Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson. Based on Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic novel, the film follows Holmes as he investigates a terrifying legend surrounding the Baskerville family — a supernatural hound said to stalk the fog-shrouded moors of Devonshire. Atmospheric, suspenseful, and definitive, this film set the standard for all Holmes portrayals that followed.

📜 Set during World War II, Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror follows Holmes and Dr. Watson as they confront a mysterious radio broadcaster whose messages spread fear and propaganda across Britain. As the Nazi threat looms, Holmes races to uncover the identity behind the sinister voice before morale — and lives — are destroyed. This edition presents the film In Real Color, carefully restored with historically restrained tones, preserved grain, and accurate luminance to maintain the original cinematic atmosphere while bringing new realism to this classic wartime mystery. Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, this film is both a gripping Holmes adventure and a fascinating piece of WWII cinema history.

📜 ARCHIVAL RESTORATION — IN REAL COLOR Set in a secluded English manor during wartime, Sherlock Holmes investigates a series of mysterious deaths linked to an ancient family curse. Originally filmed in black and white, this presentation has been carefully restored and presented in realistic color at 1080p, preserving original grain, contrast, and luminance while enhancing visual clarity for modern viewing. This version prioritises historical authenticity and restrained colour application, allowing the performances and atmosphere to remain true to the original cinematography. A faithful viewing presentation intended for appreciation, accessibility, and preservation.

📜 Step into wartime London with Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson in The Secret Weapon (1943). When a brilliant Swiss scientist invents a revolutionary bombsight, Holmes must protect the secret before it falls into the hands of Professor Moriarty and enemy agents. Set against the backdrop of World War II, this gripping mystery blends espionage, deduction, and suspense. Painstakingly restored and presented In Real Color, this 1080p edition brings new life to one of Basil Rathbone’s finest Holmes performances — revealing period detail, atmosphere, and emotion never seen before.

📜 In this wartime Sherlock Holmes adventure, the legendary detective travels to Washington, D.C. to protect a vital secret that could alter the course of World War II. When a young courier carrying microfilm containing a top-secret formula is murdered, Holmes and Dr. Watson are drawn into a deadly game of espionage involving Nazi agents, government intrigue, and political assassination. Blending classic mystery with wartime suspense, Sherlock Holmes in Washington places Holmes at the heart of the global conflict, showcasing Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce at their finest during the definitive Holmes era of the 1940s. Presented here in beautifully restored 1080p color, bringing new life and atmosphere to this classic Universal Pictures thriller.

📜 CLASSIC SHERLOCK HOLMES — PRESENTED IN REAL COLOR Sherlock Holmes and the Spider Woman sees Sherlock Holmes confront one of his most elusive adversaries amid a series of mysterious deaths linked to a sinister underground organisation. Set against wartime London, the film blends suspense, espionage, and deduction as Holmes follows a deadly trail leading to the enigmatic “Spider Woman.” This presentation offers the film in realistic colour and full 1080p resolution, enhancing facial detail, period settings, and atmosphere while preserving the original photographic character. The result is a clear, immersive viewing experience that respects the look and tone of this classic Holmes mystery. Ideal for both longtime fans and new audiences discovering the Rathbone & Bruce series.

📜 ARCHIVAL PRESENTATION — IN REAL COLOR One of the darkest and most atmospheric entries in the classic Sherlock Holmes series, The Scarlet Claw (1944) plunges Holmes and Dr. Watson into a fog-shrouded Canadian village terrorised by a brutal killer known as the “Scarlet Claw.” Originally filmed in stark black and white, this presentation offers the film in In Real Color, carefully respecting the original lighting, shadows, and dramatic tone while enhancing visual clarity for modern viewing. Basil Rathbone delivers a commanding performance as Holmes in a story inspired by The Hound of the Baskervilles, blending Gothic horror with wartime mystery. Presented in 1080p for a consistent, high-quality viewing experience across the series.

📜 ARCHIVAL FILM PRESENTATION — IN REAL COLOR This 1944 Sherlock Holmes mystery stars Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce in one of the darkest and most suspenseful entries in the classic Universal series. A deadly sequence of murders points to a mysterious assassin known only as The Creeper, while Holmes investigates the theft of the legendary Borgia Pearl, a jewel long associated with death and intrigue. As the body count rises, Holmes must unravel the connection between the murders, the pearl, and a chilling pattern that only he can decipher. Presented in 1080p and In Real Color, this release offers a carefully balanced viewing experience that preserves the original atmosphere, texture, and tone of the film while making it accessible to modern audiences. A timeless Sherlock Holmes case — restored for immersive viewing.