(1963) Barbara Steele, Peter Baldwin, Elio Jotta, Harriet White. The chilling sequel to HORRIBLE DR. HICHCOCK. Barbara and her lover plan the murder of her husband, Dr. Hichcock, who somehow miraculously survived his fall off the stairwell in the first film.  They kill him, but is he...

(1964, Upgraded 12/31/20) Barbara Steele, George Ardisson, Halina Zalewska, Robert Rains. A woman under suspicion of witchcraft is burned alive. Her curse brings her back from the dead for revenge. Ardisson really gets it in the end!  Barbara's seldom looked more beautiful. Lots of great moments, especially the...

(1965, Upgraded 12/6/20) Barbara Steele, Paul Muller Helga Liné, Giuseppe Addobbati, Rik Battaglia, Marino Mase. A terrific film!  Barbara, as Muriel, is unhappily married to Muller (a crazed scientist), and has a fling with the butler/gardener.  The doctor in turn tortures (with acid) and murders them both in a most terrifying way.  The bed electrocution scene...

Barbara Steele, Walter Brandi, Richard Garret, Marilyn Mitchell. A man is murdered by his wife and associates. He vows to return from the grave for revenge. He does, sending plague infested zombies

(1966, Upgraded 1/1/21) Barbara Steele, Ian Ogilvy, John Karlson, Mel Welles.  Villagers hunt down and drown an 18th century witch.  Centuries later, Barb and her hubby vacation in the area.  Their car crashes into the lake at the very spot that the witch was killed.  Instead of Barb emerging from the murky waters...

(1966, Anamorphic Widescreen) Barbara Steele, Anthony Steffen, Claudio Gora.  Recently upgraded! In French with English subtitles. Barb has a dual role in this excellent horror film about a girl possessed by the spirit of a statue. Her strong performance helps to...

(1964, Upgraded 12/31/20) Christopher Lee, Philippe Leroy, Gaia Germani, Donald Sutherland, Mirko Valentin. A troupe of entertainers finds themselves in peril as guests in Lee's mysterious old castle. This top-notch euro-horror film was also Sutherland's first film...

(1972, Upgraded 4/3/21) Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Telly Savalis, Silvia Tortosa, Alberto de Mendoza, Helga Line.  An ancient monster is found frozen in a glacier by Lee and his excavation team.  It’s being shipped back to civilization on board the Trans-Siberian express when it returns to life and wreaks murder and mayhem, murdering the passengers one or two at a time...

For the first time in paperback, Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels. The first novel, “Ice City of the Gorgon” is grand tale of science fiction and

Armchair Fiction presents extra large paperback editions of classic science fiction double novels. The first novel, “Worlds Without End” is an edge of your seat sci-fi thriller from one of the masters

Armchair Fiction presents classic science fiction and horror double novels with original illustrations.  The first novel is P. F. Costello’s “The Devil Downstairs.” All hell was about to break loose.  Old Scratch, the Prince of Darkness, Lord of the Flies, Lucifer, Satan—THE DEVIL HIMSELF—was nothing like the red, pitchfork-baring imp of lore, but was a putrid beast of green whose small body was covered in gnarled hair.  The second novel is “Invaders from the Dark” by Weird Tales veteran Greye La Spina.  She had the attributes of horror itself:  devilish eyes that glittered like an unholy garnet in the dark...

Armchair Fiction presents classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The leadoff novel is “The Secret of Elena’s Tomb” by Karl Tanzler von Cosel. This is a novelized true story of death and rejuvenation. And readers beware, this frightfully delicious tale of love, obsession, and science gone mad is morbidly true and not for the faint of heart.  The second novel is Amazing Stories regular Leroy Yerxa’s “Witch of Blackfen Moor.” Summoned just before midnight, Doctor Thaddius Quantry raced to the looming fortress of Blackfen manor, which stood in the desolation of the moors as an unwavering beacon in the darkness. As he neared the manor, an agonized scream broke through the eerie stillness of the moor.

CREATURE FROM THE HAUNTED SEA (1961) Anthony Carbone, Betsy Jones Morland, Edward Wain.  This is another of Roger Corman's horror comedies.  A fake sea monster, blamed for many deaths, turns out to be real.  Morland and Carbone are perfect in their roles (Betsy is as cute as a bug. PLUS:  DEVIL’S PARTNER (1958) Edwin Nelson, Edgar Buchannon, Jean Allison, Richard Crane.  A strange man comes to claim his inheritance in a small desert town and brings along with him satanic rites, evil spells and death!  He also has occasion to change himself into various wild animals when killing off his enemies...  

ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES (1959) Yvette Vickers, Ken Clarke, Bruno VeSota, Michael Emmet. A top-of-the-line drive-in classic. A BUCKET OF BLOOD (1959) Dick Miller, Barbara Morris, Antony Carbone. A truly great “cult” film.

THE WASP WOMAN (1959) Susan Cabot, Michael Mark, Fred Eisley, directed by Roger Corman. Well done, low budget sci-fi. BEAST FROM HAUNTED CAVE (1959) Michael Forest, Sheila Carol, Frank Wolff. Gangsters hiding in a mountain cabin are killed off by a horrible

THE INCREDIBLE PETRIFIED WORLD (1957) John Carradine, Robert Clarke, Phyllis Coates.  No classic, but this is probably director Jerry Warren's best film.  The survivors of a wrecked diving bell face perils in a strange, underground world.  TEENAGE ZOMBIES (1957) Don Sullivan, Katherine Victor.  Thrill-seeking teenagers take a boat ride out to a strange island.  To their horror, they’re captured by a lady mad doctor who uses nerve gas to turn a people into mindless slaves...