Chips Rafferty, Francoise Christopher, Reginald Llye. An Australian official of New Guinea is ordered to investigate an oil discovery in the wild jungle interior. When he and his party are captured by

(1954) Ricardo Montalban, Ariadna Welter, Víctor Parra, Miguel Inclán.  In this forgotten Euro-adventure thriller, Montalban plays a scientist sent into the jungle wilds near Veracruz seeking barbasco roots for cortisone production.  He gets lost in the jungle, though, and is thrown into a strange romantic adventure in a remote village known as “Paradise.”  

(1967) Jimmy Angle, Kris Fasseas, Bob Burns, Fawn Silver.  Where has this movie been? A man puts his little boy on a flight to Rio. The plane is filled with lurid characters—a murderess, a mogul, a starlet, a couple of nuns, and three rockers wearing the stupidest mop-top wigs you’ve ever seen.  They actually sing a song during the flight with three guitars (where are those drums coming from?).  Over the jungle, the plane loses fuel and crashes.  

(1938, Upgraded 12/4/21) Glenn Morris, Eleanor Holme, C. Henry Gordon, George Barbier, Hedda Hopper, George Meeker. More jungle adventures of Tarzan as he intercedes on behalf of a safari of zoologists who are threatened by a underhanded guide who plans to sell one of their party (the beautiful Eleanor Holme) to a corrupt local ruler (played to the hilt by the sinister C. Henry Gordon).  Watch for the...

(1952) Tamer Balci, Hayri Esen, Necla Aygül, Cemil Demirel, Ismail Kara.  A must for bad movie lovers.  This is the first Turkish Tarzan movie. There’s no use being polite just because it was made in a country whose film industry “struggled”—this is a pretty horrible movie.  Awful acting, awful everything.  It’s likely this movie would make Burroughs roll over in his grave...

(1958, Upgraded 10/3/21) Gordon Scott, Eve Brent, Rickie Sorensen, Lesley Bradley. Tarzan goes up against an unscrupulous hunter who wants to steal animals from the jungle. After Tarzan stops him dead in his tracks he then has to contend with the man's brother, who comes gunning for him.  Soon the setting shifts to a fabulous, lost city in the...

Armchair fiction presents extra-large paperback editions of the best in classic science fiction novels.  “The Strange Story of William Hyde” by Patrick and Terence Casey is the 35th installment of our "Lost World-Lost Race Classics" series.  Where orchids grow the color of bright blood and the stones sing with the screams of unborn souls—where no white man had ever stepped before—lay the spectacular metropolis of Jallan Batoe...

(1976) Giuliano Gemma, Ursula Andress, Jack Palance. Two guys have a company called Safari Express, which books tourists on exciting safaris. Things get complicated when they run into a gorgeous woman traipsing through the jungle wilds with a bad case of amnesia.  

(1955, aka THE HINDU) Boris Karloff, Victor Jory, Reginald Denny, Nino Marcel, June Foray, Lou Krugman, Peter Coe.  A lavish color adventure about a man who becomes involved with a strange cult that worships a weird fire demon.  In India, a young elephant trainer vows revenge against the cult that killed his family and, when the local Maharajah refuses to help, sets out alone to battle his enemy...