(1966, Anamorphic Widescreen) Stewart Granger, Daniela Bianchi, Peter van Eyck, Giulio Bosetti, Manolita Barroso, Beni Deus.  Granger is good as a smooth-talking agent-for-hire, who’s perfectly willing to have an elegant conversation with you and then send a bullet through your torso.  He’s called in to find the killer of a U.S. agent in Morocco. He ends up teamed with a couple of high-minded diplomatic types that seem to get in his way more than help him.  Peter van Eyck is excellent as the hired assassin who’s in Granger’s cross-hairs and wanted in Norway for horrendous past political murders.  There’s a lot of good action in this well-made Eurospy film, but be warned: a LOT of people get bumped off—both good guys and bad guys, so have your Kleenex ready. Great color, dubbed in English, from 35mm.

(1964, Anamorphic Widescreen) Franco Franchi, Ciccio Ingrassia, Ingrid Schoeller, Carla Calò, directed by Lucio Fulci.  It’s those crazy Italians again, Franchi and Ingrassia, whom you loved in 002—Operation Moon.  This time the boys take up the spy trade when they’re mistaken for KGB agents...

(1966, Updated 3-18-25) Tony Kendall, Brad Harris, Ann Smyrner, Dan Vadis.  Tony and Brad protect a lady who’s a kidnap target in this thriller that has a bit of everything:  sci-fi, ancient temples, martial arts, big explosions, jungle thrills, etc...

(1939) Anna Sten, Alan Marshall, Jerome Cowen, Stanley Fields, Harry Davenport. After a long hiatus, this was supposed to mark Sten’s big comeback. She’s very good and cute as a bug as a lab assistan

(1967, Anamorphic Widescreen) Peter Lawford, Ira von Fürstenberg, Georges Géret, Maria Grazia Buccella, Horst Frank, Werner Peters, Wolfgang Preiss.  One of the most enjoyable Eurospy films we’ve seen in a long time.  Géret is excellent as a French pickpocket who inadvertently steals some highly classified papers that belong to the U.S...

(1963) John Bentley, Faten Hamama, Anita West, John Gabriel. A great schlockfest! Bentley is a tough-guy-for-hire who leads four seedy characters to the African wilds in search of hidden treasure.

(1966) Gerard Barray, Sylva Koscina, Agnes Spaak, Jose Suarez, Yvette Lebon. Barray is a tough (yet fond of the ladies) secret agent who tries to keep nasty foreign spies from getting their hands on

(1921) Bela Lugosi, Lee Parry, Violette Napierska. A lost Lugosi film finally surfaces! Bela looks absolutely wonderful and has a meaty role in this silent espionage drama. He plays a French aristocrat that

(1960) Jean Thielment , Jean Tissier, Danielle Godet, Ivan Desny.  A fast-moving espionage thriller about two top secret agents who find themselves in a desperate race against time for the possession of valuable secret documents.  Sudden death waits around every corner...

(1963) Jean Marais, Genevieve Page, Maurice Teynac, Marcelle Arnold.  A well made French spy comedy.  Marais is a married businessman who falls for another woman and falls into an espionage plot all in the same evening.   He's soon heading down a path of intrigue...

(1963) Paul Maxwell, Clare Owen, Anita West, John Sutton, John Arnatt.  On his way home to America from Baghdad, Maxwell encounters an old girlfriend who asks him to pass along a message to the British Secret Service.  But doing this puts his life in danger and is soon captured by a gang of conspirators...

(1959) Eddie Constantine, Dawn Addams, Christopher Lee, Marius Goring, Nadine Tallier.  This is a slick, extremely well-made caper-intrigue movie.  Constantine, Addams, and Goring hatch a plot to recover a lost parcel of priceless jewels from behind the iron curtain.  Their quest takes them to an old nuns’ convent that’s been turned into a police barracks.  Lots of perilous moments follow as they break through security lines in search of the jewels... 

1963) Eddie Constantine, Christiane Minazzoli, Robert Manuel, Mischa Auerl.  Here’s an Eddie Constantine film we’ve had sitting, unreleased, for over 25 years.  Better late than never, though, and we don’t think it’s ever before been on home video!  Eddie plays a tough FBI agent in France.  He meets up with a woman whose husband has been knocked off by his business partner.  It seems the partner has been using the firm as a cover for drug trafficking.  

(1968) Tony Kendall, Brad Harris, Corny Rogers, Erika Blanc, Franco Fantasia, Hannelore Auers.  Another fun “Kommissar X” movie.  Tony and Brad are competitors in this tongue-in-check thriller, both trying to recover a stash of stolen jewels.  The criminal responsible for their theft has been busted out of jail and is in search of his twin brother, who knows the location of the stolen loot...