A double bill of the classic 70's thrillers featuring an Oscar-winning Gene Hackman as 'Popeye' Doyle. In the first film Doyle and Buddy Russo (Roy Scheider) are tough New York cops attempting to crack a drug smuggling ring. They have a small candy store under surveillance, but Doyle is not happy when he receives the order to work with a pair of French federal agents on the case, one of whom he has a long-standing feud with. Hackman and director William Friedkin both earned Oscars for the film, which also took the award for Best Picture. Whilst in the sequel Doyle (Hackman) travels to Marseilles to track down Charnier (Fernando Rey), the leader of a drug smuggling ring whom he failed to capture in the first film. Kidnapped by dealers and pumped with heroin, Doyle has to kick his new-found habit before he can set about his revenge.

Doing the best she can to raise her disabled daughter, Amanda Pearson truely hates her job--a topless dancer with more than seven years under her garter belt. Leaving her shift early one night however, she gets more than she bargained for when finding herself in the midst of witnessing a murder. In a matter of seconds, her life is put on the line. When Detective Ian Sampson is charged with Amanda's case, his first focus is piecing together the holes in her memory--but his instant attraction to her proves to be more than the either of them can handle. As each hour passes, the attraction builds just as quickly as the murderous threats against her life. When Amanda's young daughter is not only threatened, but ends up missing, the clues surrounding the case bring the pair to an innocent looking website, Silent Auction...where nothing is as it seems.