(1965, Upgraded 12/29/20) Howard Vernon, Mabel Karr, Estella Blain, Fernando Monte. The opening sequence of this film will give you a real jolt. The Daughter of a mad scientist seeks revenge against those who spurned his scientific ideas and caused his death. The final scene with the robotic arms...

(1969) John Carradine, Regina Torné, Miguel Ángel Álvarez, Guillermo Zetina, Andrés García.  The late Dr. Jekyll's daughter returns home to help out her guardian, who also happens to be a mad scientist (Carradine) searching for a formula for eternal youth...  

(1969) Erna Schurer, Roland Carey, Aurora Bautista, Lucia Bornez, Ettor Ribotta. What a cool movie this rare Euro-horro title film turned out to be!  A young couple arrives in France for the reading of the will of the woman's recently deceased wealthy uncle. The setting is a sinister old castle.  Soon strange, sinister events begin to occur...

(1977) Jeremy Clyde, David Robb, Ania Marson, John Justin, Esmond Knight, Jonathan Hyde.  Two wandering young men meet a strange, beautiful woman at a rustic European inn.  Her name is Dorabella.  One of the men (Clyde) falls in love with her to the point of total enchantment.  The two adventurers follow her from inn to inn, a wake of horror left in her path...

(1970) Robin Ward, Kathleen Sawyer, Austin Willis, Sean Sullivan, Ty Haller.  Dr. Frankenstein on Campus is a true grindhouse/drive-in meisterwerk containing the most lovable elements of ‘70s horror & rebellious youth schlock. Ward plays Viktor Frankenstein, a Frankenstein descendent who’s attending college in the U.S.  With encouragement from his professor, Viktor develops a wireless brain control device...

(1920) John Barrymore, Martha Mansfield, Brandon Hurst. Classic Stevenson story with the great Barrymore in the dual role. Also included on this tape is the 10 minute, 1912 James Cruze version of the Stevenso

(1970, aka ORLOFF AGAINST THE INVISIBLE MAN, Upgraded 12/30/20) Howard Vernon, Brigitte Carva, Fernando Sancho, Isabel Del Rio. A young doctor is summoned to the castle of Dr. Orlof. There he encounters a deranged woman who claims to be terrorized by an invisible...

(1964, Upgraded 12/29/20) Hugo Blanco, Agnès Spaak, Perla Cristal, Magda MacDonald, Marcelo Arroita-Jáuregui, José Rubio.  This is the second in the "Dr. Orlof" series about the good doctor and his latest monstrosity.  The storyline features a beautiful young woman who travels to the forlorn castle of her mysterious uncle.  The uncle is working on a decidedly sinister...

(1973) Arthur Hansel, Claudio Brook, Ellen Sherman, Martin LaSalle.  This is a very surreal movie with psychedelic opening and closing credits.  A reporter goes to a bizarre insane asylum in the middle of a haunted forest...

(1976) Christopher Lee, Bernard Menez, Marie Helene Breillat.  Lee, in his last screen performance as Dracula, is fantastic as he swings between serious moments of horror and outright comedy.  Dracula takes a mortal woman to bear his son.  After the son is born, the Count turns mom into a vampire.  However, when she can’t make it back to her coffin before sunrise, the Count finds himself stuck with raising the boy himself, which is not an easy task as the young vampire balks at putting the bite on people...  

(1953) Atif Kaptan, Annie Ball, Cahit Irgat, Ayfer Feray. This obscure Turkish horror film marked the first screen appearance of Dracula with actual fangs. The film pretty much follows the usual Stoker plotline.  The Harker character comes on business to Dracula’s castle.  Instead of going to London, the Count heads to Istanbul.  The opening castle scenes are quite well-done with gothic sets and nice atmosphere. 

DRACULA IN PAKISTAN (1967) Yasmeen Shaukat, Deeba Begum.  In this, Pakistan’s first horror film, Hammer’s Horror of Dracula was remade.  And even though there are many sequences that have nothing to do with its Hammer counterpart, there are many sequences that are obvious facsimiles...