Great Fire Movies

Think you can take the heat?

Suit up for plenty of non-stop, scorching action! You're about to enter an inferno that challenges the toughest of tough guys. Whether the heat comes from an arsonist's match or the demanding brotherhood of the fire station, you'll be plunged into situations in which only the strong - and the very lucky - can survive - without getting burned.


Firehouse - Sometimes, the hottest fires burn in the human mind. Richard Roundtree stars as the first black firefighter in an all-white firehouse. The punishing physical challenges are nothing compared to the racism of his peers- especially when he realized the man he replaced died in a fire set by a black arsonist.


A Dangerous Summer - Architect Howard Anderson (Tom Skeritt) is building his dream project: a lavish resort in the Australian mountains. When a crooked businessman (and a well-timed brush fire) send that dream up in smoke, Howard falls under a cloud of suspicion. Things really heat up when the insurance investigators arrive from London... and begin disappearing. James Mason also stars.


Fire Alarm - This rare film from the 30s was among the first movies ever to be made about the dangerous world of firemen. Johnny Mack Brown tackles everything from rescuing a helpless cat- to saving his girlfriend from a fiery death. It's a nostalgic look at one of America's favorite heroic figures.