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JOURNEY BENEATH THE DESERT
(1961 aka L'ATLANTIDE aka THE LOST KINGDOM) Haya Harareet, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Georges Riviere, James Westmoreland (as Rad Fulton). This was the next to last film by cult director, Edgar G. Ulmer. This sci-fi fantasy concerns lost aviators who find the entrance to Atlantis at a nuclear blast site in the desert. They face many perils and find themselves pitted against an evil Queen, played with a pronounced sexual aura...
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MONSTER FROM GREEN HELL
(1957) Jim Davis, Barbara Turner, Eduardo Ciannelli, Robert Griffin. Radiation in a certain region of Africa causes ordinary wasps to mutate into giant monsters that run amok, killing hordes of local
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LOVE FACTOR, THE*
(1970). Robin Hawdon, James Robertson Justice, Yutte Stensgard. A soft core British sci-fi film that tries to spoof James Bond at the same time. A secret agent tries to foil the plans of a rac
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ROCKETSHIP*
(1936) Buster Crabbe, Jean Rogers, Charles Middleton. The first screen version about Flash Gordon and his adventures on the planet Mongo. Still great fun. Feature condensation from the classic serial. 16mm.
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INVISIBLE DR. MABUSE*
(1962 aka THE INVISIBLE HORROR) Lex Barker, Karin Dor, Wolfgang Preiss. This could very well be the best of the German Mabuse films of the '60's. Our maniacal doctor is plotting against humanity once again,
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TALE OF THE FOX
(1937, aka THE STORY OF THE FOX) Romain Bouquet, Claude Daupihn, Raine, Sylvain Etkine, Robert Seller, Leon Larive. Tale of the Fox is without a doubt one of the most unique fantasies ever filmed. With production beginning in 1930, this is one of the best examples of early stop-motion animation with puppets you will ever see...
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GIRL IN HIS POCKET*
(1957) Jean Marais, Genevieve Page, Jean Claude Brialy. An eccentric scientist discovers a method for shrinking people. He uses his girlfriend as a guinea pig with somewhat comical results. A French sci-fi c
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INVISIBLE MAN, THE (1949)
(1949) Chizuru Kitagawa, Takiko Muzunoei, Ryunosuke Tsukigata, Tsuyoshi Sugiyama. A scientist uses a strange formula to become invisible. The formula has an adverse effect on his mind. Thrown into the mix are jewel thieves who want the formula to help them steal a priceless diamond. The invisibility special effects are excellent...
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GEISHA GIRL
(1952) William Andrews, Martha Hyer, Archer MacDonald. A lost, completely forgotten sci-fi film. A mad scientist and his Japanese cohorts develop small explosive pills which are more powerful than nuclear bo
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PLANET OF DINOSAURS
Harvey Shain, Mary Aplleseth, Max Thayer, Derna Wylde. Some people worship this film as a minor sci-fi gem, but many look at it as a classic bad movie, ranking up there with many other bad-movie great
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MISSION STARDUST*
Lnag Jefferies, Daniel Martion, Essy Persson. A space hero, backed by a group of U.S. astronauts, heads to the moon to rescue a good-looking blonde alien who seeks a blood scientist to help save her d
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THIS IS NOT A TEST*
(1962) Seamon Glass, Mary Morias. Social science fiction at its best. A state trooper stops people along a highway after hearing news of an impending nuclear attack. Good drama as cast members fight and quarrel over what to do before the bombs hit...
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BLAKE OF SCOTLAND YARD (feature)
(1937) Ralph Byrd, Herbert Rawlinson, Joan Barclay, Lloyd Hughes. A young inventor and a famed Scotland Yard detective fight against a cloaked madman with a claw hand known as "The Scorpion". At stake is...
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INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN—Anamorphic Widescreen Edition
(1956) Lon Chaney, Casey Adams, Marian Carr, Robert Shayne. A 1950s sci-fi standard that we all grew up with. Lon plays an executed killer brought back to life by research scientists, headed by Robert Shayne. When he realizes he has been brought back from the dead and that his doctors are, essentially, his new captors, he shows his gratitude by killing them! He then goes on a rampage seeking revenge against those who helped send him to the chair...
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NIGHT CALLER, THE—Anamorphic Edition
(1965, Anamorphic Edition) John Saxon, Maurice Denhand, Patricia Haines, Alfred Burke. A monstrous alien creature from Ganymede comes to Earth looking for young Earth females. Why? To kidnap them...
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KILLER SHREWS, THE—Anamorphic Widescreen Edition
(1959, Upgraded 12/30/20) James Best, Ingrid Goude, Gordon McLendon, Ken Curtis, Baruch Lumet. "And the shrew devours everything. Flesh, bones, marrow...everything." This movie is what low budget, 50's sci-fi was supposed to be all about. Research scientists develop a breed of giant, carnivorous shrews that terrorize a group of people on a small, remote island off the coast of Texas. Things get really hairy when the monsters...
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LAST WOMAN ON EARTH*
(1960) In color! Anthony Carbone, Betsy Jones Moreland. This was Roger Corman's variation on THE WORLD, THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL. Two men and a woman appear to be the only survivors of a world wide nuclear h
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BATTLE OF THE WORLDS—Special Anamorphic Widescreen Edition
BATTLE OF THE WORLDS—Special 2-Disc Anamorphic Edition (1961) Claude Rains, Bill Carter, Maya Brent. This two-disc special edition features a beautiful anamorphic widescreen English language edition on one disc, with the foreign-language anamorphic widescreen edition (with English subtitles) on the other. The plot is simple but fun: Earth may be destroyed by a runaway planet controlled by a giant computer...
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