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information. Only titles with “Available on DVD” after the listing are
available on DVD.
“Suitimation”
American style, as a group of people in a Florida Swamp deal with human size leeches. Produced by Gene and Roger
Corman. Also known as She Demons of the Swamp, but does not have any
footage added or removed. 1959. Black and White. Available on VCD.
Gene Corman produced this 1959 feature about a group of criminals that slowly gets eaten by a monster. Black and white. Available on VCD.
The Blob 1958
This
is the original version featuring Steve McQueen. For those unfamiliar with the
movie, a giant space ameba tries to eat the citizens of a small town. Color. Available
on VCD.
Bela
Lugosi
stars as a mad scientist that turns criminals into zombies that do his evil
bidding. 1942. Black and white. Available on VCD.
A
sorcerer that was executed in the Spanish Inquisition has come back in modern
times (well, 1961 anyway) to seek revenge on the decedents of those who
murdered him. Made in Mexico, but dubbed in English. Black and white. Available
on VCD.
A
man that was traumatized by Santa Claus as a boy decides to go on a killing
spree as Santa. 1980. Available on VCD.
A
traveling circus is behind a series of gruesome murders in this 1967 horror
classic. Color. Available on VCD.
Unlike the
undead zombie that movies generally use, this Italian/Spanish movie has zombies
created by atomic mutation. Instead of eating brains, they prefer to drink the
blood of healthy people. Some walk by night, some by day. This is the city for
zombies that do more than moonlight. Yes, there is a pun hidden there. Dubbed
in English. There is a lot of graphic violence and nudity. As such, you must be
18 or older to purchase. Available on VCD.
A group of soldiers defile a religious ceremony while over seas. As a result, a woman that can change into a cobra tracks them down to kill them. 1955. Black and White. Available on VCD.
Bela Lugosi as a mad scientist, creating giant killer bats. Also known as Killer Bats, but doesn’t have any footage added or removed. 1941. Black and White. Available on VCD.
A woman inherits a castle, only to find that it’s infested with vampires. Color. Available on VCD.
While
on an expedition in Tibet, a scientist becomes a wolfman. Once he returns home,
he makes the mistake of confiding in a fellow scientist who, unknown to him,
can control the monster for her own gain. Color. 1971. Available on VCD.
This
is the 1933 Boris Karloff movie that was once considered to be lost.
Fortunately, a copy was found in a Czechoslovakian theater. Karloff stars as
Professor Moriant, a man that receives a mysterious Egyptian jewel that brings
eternal life to whoever holds it when they die. After that, it’s basically
another mummy movie. Black & white. Available on VCD.
Steve Brodie, Alan Hale Jr, and Barbara Hale star in this movie about a small town that’s over run by spiders. Of course, these spiders are as big as an SUV, and eat people, so they have it a bit harder than most folks with a spider problem. Where’s Peter Parker when you need him? Available on DVD.
This is supposedly the true life story of the events that inspired Mary Shelly to write Frankenstein. The party was thrown by Lord Byron on June 16, 1816. Other guests included Percy Shelly (Mary’s fiancee), Mary’s half-sister Claire, and Byron’s personal physician Dr. Polidori. Made In England. Color. 1986. Available on VCD.
A hungry bear is hunting campers for lunch. 1976. Available on VCD.
Each
double feature has two movies, and is ONLY AVAILABLE ON DVD.
Vol
1: House On Haunted
Hill - This is the original, Vincent Price story of a man that pays his friends
to stay the night in a haunted house; Tormented - After a man accidentally
kills his girlfriend, she comes back to haunt him. Both movies are in black
& white.
Vol 2: The Giant Gila Monster - A small Texas town is attacked by a giant, man eating Gila monster. As usual, the kids figured it out, but the adults don’t believe them (sounds like every episode of Scooby Doo to me). The Beast Of Yucca Flats - This is a rarely seen Tor Johnson movie. Both are black & white.
While
traveling in Massachusetts, a college co-ed (as girls were called back then)
meets up with a 268 year old witch that has plans for her. 1960. Black and
white. Available on VCD.
While
hiding from a jealous husband, a man encounters a mortician with a few macabre
stories to tell. The stories include a parody of A Christmas Carol, a woman
that hates Trick Or Treating, a serial killer with an interest in photography,
and of course, the man running from his lover’s husband. Available on DVD.
Bela Lugosi stars as an insurance broker (that’s right, not a scientist or a vampire) in this 1939 horror classic. Can Scotland Yard stop Lugosi before he can kill again? And what about the hideous blind giant, Jake? Black and white. Available on VCD.
Bela Lugosi stars in this tale of a mild mannered scientist that is hypnotized by his wife to commit murders. Black & white. Available on VCD.
Boris Karloff stars in this 1945 movie about a group of people stranded on a quarantined Greek island. Available on VCD.
Trying
to create an invincible army for England, a mad scientist infuses human blood
with wolf DNA. This 1942 film was banned in England for 10 years,
since the censors were afraid that the film would cause panic among blood
donors and recipients. When the film was finally allowed to be released, it had
to have a disclaimer to let people know that the movie was fictitious, and that
wolf blood wouldn’t cause people to become werewolves. Black and white. Available
on VCD.
A
campground is being terrorized by a hermit that looks like a caveman. Color. Available
on VCD.
A
millionaire playboy saves the heads of all his female conquests, and then feeds
their bodies to his cats. Not to be confused with the 1963 film of the
same name. Made in Mexico, but dubbed in English. 1972. Color. Available
on VCD.
A
doctor and his wife move into a small seaside community, only to learn too late
why they should have stayed away like they were told. Color. Due to nudity, you
must be 18 or older to purchase. Available on VCD.
Peter
Cushing and John Hurt star in this tale of an English Manor that has a flesh
eating monster residing inside. Color. Available on VCD.
A
mad scientist experimenting with blood electrification tortures his wife and
her lover. This would have been a short movie if their ghosts didn’t come back
to get revenge. 1965. Black and white. Available on VCD.
Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing star in this British made Dracula tale. There is some
graphic violence, as well as token 1970’s nudity. As such, you must be 18 or
over to purchase. Available on VCD & DVD.
A
group of spelunkers get trapped in a cave, and are forced to eat the arm of one
of the members. Years later, the other members are hunted down one by one, each
having an arm amputated against their will. Color. Available on VCD.
A
New England town is being victimized by an escaped killer wearing a Santa
outfit. 1973. Available on VCD.
Sisters Of Death
Seven years after an accident kills a
young woman as she was being initiated into a sorority, her father tracks down
the survivors to get revenge. Features Joe Tata. 1976. Available on
VCD.
Boris
Karloff stars
as the owner of a plantation where strange, voodoo rituals are being performed.
Available on DVD.
A
team of explorers capture a living Yeti and bring it back to Los Angeles. Will
the creature find an agent and enter show business? Will the creature develop a
Starbucks addiction? Buy the movie and
find out. 1954. Black and white. Available on VCD.
Beautiful women are being murdered in a castle, all the result of a bet between two men. The only thing that really stands out in this 1971 movie loosely based on Edgar Allen Poe’s Night Of The Living is that Klaus Kinski’s character is supposed to be Poe. Color. Available on VCD.
The
very first zombie movie ever made. And if that isn’t enough to interest you, it
also stars Bela Lugosi.
Based on the William Seabrook novel, The Magic Island. 1932. Black and
White. Available on VCD.
A
group of models go to sea for a publicity stun. Things go wrong when they end
up on a ghost ship. Available on VCD.
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