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The following
titles are $10.00 each, including shipping in the US. Please add 75 cents per
title for Canadian orders. All titles are considered to be in the PUBLIC
DOMAIN, and are sold as a collector’s item. Please see the Home page for
shipping and payment information. Only titles with “Available on DVD” after the
listing are available on DVD.
A rescue team is sent to Saturn’s moon Titan to rescue a German
crew. What they don’t know is that the surviving scientist is really an alien
that has taken over his body. 1985. Available on VCD & DVD.
Giant man-eating plants from another world invade Earth.
Only a handful of humans have survived being blinded by the initial invasion.
Can the remaining people save the planet? 1963. Available on VCD.
End of the World
Did you ever wonder what would happen if aliens,
disguised as 6 nuns and a priest, tried to destroy the world? Then this is the
movie for you! The aliens have decided
that the Earth is contaminating the universe with its diseases, especially war,
so they blow it up. Talk about being a hypocrite! Also featured are lots of old computers that make an Atari 1200
look advanced, and light panels rejected by Battlestar: Galactica. Stars Christopher
Lee, Sue Lyon and Lew Ayres. 1976. Available on VCD.
The head of a brilliant surgeon is kept alive by his
mad protege. The story itself is a very thinly veiled message against organ
transplants / Man treading on God’s territory. The film was made in Germany,
but is dubbed. 1959. Black and white. Available on VCD.
Hercules teams up with a masked rebel in order to save
the rebel’s girlfriend. The story isn’t strong, and it is obvious that the
writers thought they could get in on the “super-hero” fad of the time. Available
on DVD.
Herc
takes on a witch, a monster, and some wolfmen in this Italian movie. Color. Available
on VCD.
Peter Lupus of Mission: Impossible fame (the TV series,
not the Cruise movies) takes on the role of Hercules in this movie. The story
involves the city of Babylon being taken over by an evil sorceress. Available
on DVD.
Hercules (Steve Reeves) and his companions are held hostage by a woman that has stolen their memories. Can he regain his mind and return to his wife, or will he stay her slave? Color. 1960. Available on VCD.
Indestructible Man
A science fiction classic from 1956 featuring Lon
Chaney JR. A Man that is sentenced to death by electrocution is brought
back from the grave by a mad (aren’t they all) scientist. Chaney then seeks
revenge on all the people that sentenced him to death. Electrifying (sorry, I
couldn’t resist). Black and White. Available on VCD.
Frozen Scream
A pair of scientists try to create a race of
super-humans by killing them, then bringing them back to life at a lower body
temperature. Year unknown. Color. Available on VCD.
After a nuclear war, few men are left fertile (yet all of the women can conceive). In an effort to repopulate the world with humans, the women capture the men and force the fertile ones to breed (can you believe that this isn’t a porno?). The big problem? The frogs of the world have mutated into giant, humanlike creatures that want to eat all of the humans. Since they own most of the best land, it’s almost impossible to get the men to the women. 1987. Available on VCD.
A group of funny looking aliens kidnap Peter
Graves and make him steal top secret government information. What I don’t understand
is, if they have all of this great technology that far surpasses anything that
we had in 1954, why do they need to steal from us? I mean, if they were going
to steal something, a plastic surgeon would have been a better target. Black
and white. Available on VCD.
This is the 1986 sequel to the 1976 remake of the
1933 classic that also had a sequel (not including King Kong Vs Godzilla, or
the 2005 remake. And let’s not forget the unrelated movie, King of Kong
Island). Unlike the other Kong movies, our boy King learns to eat people in
this movie. Stars Brian Kerwin, Linda Hamilton, John
Aston, Peter Michael Goetz. Available on VCD.
A
group of treasure hunter’s fight off monsters in Africa. The movie was based on
the novel Allan Quatermain by H. Rider Haggard. 1977. Available on VCD.
The Land That Time Forgot
Surprisingly good effects help to bring this 1974
adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ novel to life. Sure, a couple of the
dinosaurs look cheesy, but this was made before the age of computer graphics. Available
on VCD.
Laserblast
A man finds an alien laser weapon in the desert, and
learns how to use it. Soon, he is transformed into the alien who died using it
centuries before, and goes on a killing spree. 1978. Available on VCD.
Gordon Scott stars in this great Hercules story. Hercules and his crew must defeat a sea monster for the city of Troy, before it consumes all of the single women. The monster looks good enough to be in a Lucas or Spielberg film. Then again, I’m easily impressed. Color. Available on VCD.
Rocketship X-M
An expedition of American Scientists heading for the
Moon mysteriously ends up on Mars. The science at the beginning of the film was
N.A.S.A. quality. But once they left the Earth, the scientists proved that you
don’t have to be a rocket scientist…. Oh, wait! They were! Stars Lloyd Bridges, Osa Massen, John Emery,
Noah Beery Jr and Hugh O’Brian.
1950. Black and White. Available on VCD.
A group of heroes must reunite to stop an invasion
of space robots in this Italian movie. It has been dubbed in English. Available
on DVD.
Cornel Wilde stars in (and directs) this
tale of Lancelot of King Arthur’s Round Table. The movie also stars Jean
Wallace, Brian Aherne, and George Baker. Available on DVD.
Fearing that various nations would destroy the world
with nuclear weapons, a team of scientists decide to rig up a van with a drill
on it so they can live in the center of the Earth. Can anyone say “molten
lava?” Personally, when I see a bad sci fi movie like this, I often wonder if
any scientist that saw it back then wet his/her pants laughing at the script.
1951. Black and white. Available on VCD.
War of the Colossal Beast -- A.K.A. --
The Terror Strikes
The 1958 sequel to The Amazing Colossal Man. 60-foot colonel Manning had
survived the original movie, only to suffer amnesia and brain damage as well.
It’s almost a soap opera at times. This film was also released as The Terror
Strikes, but doesn’t have any footage added or removed. Black and White. Available
on VCD.
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