Time Capsule Films

Royal Flash

In this swashbuckling satire, a cowardly soldier bluffs his way into fame and fortune, only to be forced into a deadly political plot. Malcolm McDowell stars as the roguish Harry Flashman, a reluctant hero stumbling through duels, conspiracies, and romance. With Oliver Reed, Alan Bates, and Britt Ekland in scene-stealing roles, Royal Flash – directed by Richard Lester (The Three Musketeers) – delivers action, wit, and irreverent fun in a romp through 19th-century Europe.

Fighting Caravans

Set against the rugged American frontier, this early Western adventure follows a band of pioneers on a perilous wagon train journey across dangerous territory. Starring Gary Cooper, Lili Damita, and Ernest Torrence, the film combines sweeping landscapes, tense action, and a touch of romance as the travelers face outlaws, hardship, and the wild unknown. With Cooper’s charisma and thrilling frontier storytelling, Fighting Caravans stands as a classic example of pre-Code Hollywood Westerns.

The Shaolin One

A young fighter trained in the ways of Shaolin sets out to challenge ruthless warlords and treacherous rivals who threaten peace in the land. Featuring Elton Chong, Tiger Yang, and Eagle Han, The Shaolin One delivers a blend of acrobatic kung fu, high-energy stunt work, and classic old-school martial arts storytelling. Packed with duels, betrayals, and hard-hitting choreography, it’s a must-watch for fans of vintage Shaolin action cinema.

The Iron Mask

Douglas Fairbanks returns as the swashbuckling D’Artagnan in this rousing sequel to The Three Musketeers. Now older but still fearless, he rallies the Musketeers for one final mission – to rescue a royal twin imprisoned by his brother, the King of France, and hidden behind an iron mask. With romance, betrayal, and swordplay galore, The Iron Mask blends silent-era spectacle with early sound sequences, cementing Fairbanks’ legacy as the king of adventure cinema.