The Scar/The Limping Man
Two Film Noirs for the price of one! In the first feature, The  Limping Man (1953), ex-G.I. Bridges soon realizes his wartime girlfriend  has become involved with racketeers but before he can untangle her mess, he  gets in the middle of a police investigation to solve the murder of a  victim killed by a mysterious "limping man," who is also a deadly sniper.  In the second part of our double-bill, The Scar (1948), when a crooked  gambler (Henreid) seeks to hide from a rival mobster, he hatches a plot to  take the place of a psychiatrist that he's a dead-ringer for. But it's not  long before the good doctor's secretary (Joan Bennett) is on to his scheme.  With a bonus TV episode titled Dark Stranger starring Edmond O'Brien and  Joanne Woodward.Bonus Features:Bonus Film Noir TV Episode "Dark  Stranger" starring Edmond O'Brien, Joanne Woodward| Bonus Film Noir  Trailers| Bonus Film Noir Poster Gallery| Scene Selection.Specs:DVD9; Dolby Digital Mono; 185 minutes; B&W; 1.33:1 Aspect Ratio; MPAA - NR;  Year - 1948-1953; SRP - $9.99.