(1972, Anamorphic Widescreen) Barbara Bouchet, Ugo Pagliai, Marina Malfatti, Marino Mase, Sybil Danning.  Two sisters vie for the inheritance of a creepy, old family castle.  There are a series of diabolical killings committed by a dark haired woman in a red cloak,  who laughs maniacally at her victims.  Is the maniac...

(1966, Anamorphic Widescreen) Lon Chaney, John Carradine, Rochelle Hudson, Roger Gentry, Vic McGee.  If you’ve ever seen this film, you know how wonderfully awful it is.  It’s kind of a bottom-of-the-barrel imitation of Twice Told Tales or Tales of Terror—it’s got the same overall look and feel (they even borrow footage from several Corman Poe films). There are five different macabre tales...

(1952) Mirja Mane, Toivo Makela, Hillevi Lagerstam, Sakari Jurkka. One of the most remarkable films we’ve seen in 30 years of business. An archaeological team unearths the body of an ancient witch an

(1936, Upgraded 12/4/21) Dean Jagger, Dorothy Stone,Roy D'Arcy, George Cleveland Robert, Noland. Jagger plays an evil genius who uses thought control and poison gas to turn people into his zombie slaves. This was orginally planned as kind of a follow-up to WHITE ZOMBIE, but Lugosi backed out at the last minute. The acting is a little over the top in spots, but there are some very atmospheric...

(1963) Aram Katcher, Lisa McDonald, Brad Trumbull, James V. Christy.  This is a really grimy, shocking, crime-horror thriller, the likes of which we’ve seldom ever seen.  Katcher, who’s not that good of an actor yet is perfect for this film, plays one of the most terrifyingly ruthless villains imaginable...

(1962, Updated 4-15-25) George Mather, Austin Green, Esther Furst, Lomax Study. This drive-in quickie deals with the horrifying effects of raw fear on humans.  A medical student has a secret fear of the dark, and when he steps into the cemetery to cut a ring off the finger of a corpse, things get very frightening.  The autopsy scene is a macabre delight with some great black comedy.  The rattlesnake scene is...

RITES, BLACK MAGIC, AND SECRET ORGIES—Widescreen Ed. (1973) Mickey Hargitay, Rita Calderoni, Raul Lovecchio, Krista Barrymore, Max Dorian.  A group of lustful vampires are harboring the body of a witch (who has a big hole in her chest!) in their castle cellar.  They need of virgin blood to fully bring her back to life.  A party of tourists arrive and things soon get very...

(1970) Anna Cropper, Amanda Walker, Julian Holloway, Bernard Hepton, Andy Bradford.  This made-for-TV chiller has the same kind of feel as Christopher Lee’s The Wicker Man. After parting ways with her long term lover, Cropper takes refuge in a lonely country house.  She gets to know the local villagers, who seem friendly at first; yet there seems to be something latently sinister about their...

(1937, Republic) Bela Lugosi, Ralph Byrd, Dick Alexander. 12 chapter serial, Bela plays a loony-tunes inventor whose new disintegration gas threatens the worlds populace. The final chapter is outstanding. F

THE DEVIL’S DAUGHTER (1939) Nina McKinney, Jack Carter; BRONZE BUCKAROO (1939) Herb Jeffreys, Spencer Williams; GANG WAR (1940) Ralph Cooper, Gladys Snyder. SON OF INGAGI (1940) Zach Williams, Laura Bowman; Click on the image to the left to find out more about these four great titles...

(1963, Upgraded 10/28/21) Arch Hall Jr, Helen Hovey, Richard Alden, Marilyn Manning. The greatest low-budget, psycho-horror movie ever made, period, bar none. Three people driving into LA for a Dogers game have car trouble and pull into an old wrecking yard where thry're held at bay by a bloodthirsty psycho and his crazy grilfriend. They put their captives thourgh pure hell in this thriller that was easily 10 years ahead of its time...

(1969, Anamorphic Widescreen) Rosanna Yanni, Janine Reynaud, Chris Howland, Alexander Engel, Adrian Hoven, Michel Lemoine, directed by Jess Franco. This "Red Lips" series entry could easily pass as a spy movie, an action thriller, even a comedy.  But since there’s a mad artist with a wolf man assistant, we decided to stash it in our horror section...

(1963, 35mm English Edition) Samson (the Silver Maskman), Claudio Brook, Norma Mora, Rubin Rojo.  Kidnappings take place near an eerie wax museum.  One of the kidnapping victims is a reporter.  Inside the museum a mad scientist transforms the victims into both wax figures and misshapen monsters, the latter of which he keeps in cages in his dungeon laboratory...