(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...

(1943, Upgraded 9/16/21) George Zucco, Mary Carlisle, Dwight Frye. This is Zucco's only film where he plays an actual monster. He has two roles, a good brother and a bad brother. The bad brother just happens to be a bloodthirsty vampire that...

(1941, Monogram, Upgraded 12/4/21) Dick Purcell, John Archer, Mantan Moreland, Henry Victor, Joan Woodbury, Guy Usher. Believe it or not, this film was actually nominated for an academy award. Yep, that's right. Best scoring for a dramatic picture. It was a new category in 1941. Zombies run amok on a jungle island when Archer and Purcell's plane has been forced down.  The island is, of course, is...

(1944, Upgraded 9/19/21) J. Carroll Naish, Ralph Morgan, Wanda McKay, Tala Birell, Glenn Strange. A very perverse plotline not often found in low budget cheapies from the ‘30s and ‘40s. A mad doctor falls in love with the daughter of a classical pianist.  She spurns him...big mistake!

(1940, Upgraded 10/28/21) Tod Slaughter, Sylvia Marriott, Geoffrey Wardwell, Hillary Eaves. Many consider this to be Tod's best film. It's sooo gothic and fill with rich macabre goings-on.  Tod's a maniac (of course) who falsely claims an inheritance in a mysterious mansion after bumping off the rightful heir. There's also a pregnant girlfriend he has to contend with:  "I'll make you a bride...a bride of death! heh, heh, heh!" Todd has great fun as he...

(1939, Upgraded 11/11/21) Tod Slaughter, John Warwick, Marjorie Taylor, Robert Adair, Harry Terry. If you've never seen a Slaughter film before, this is the one to start with. There's a monster, a mad killer, and a crazed scientist experimenting with the reanimation of the dead.  The victims often see the face of a misshapen monster leering in their windows, momments before they...

(1979) Claudio Cassinelli, Richard Johnson, Barbara Bach, Joseph Cotten. This is a seriously cool sci-fi horror film. A prison ship goes down in the Caribbean. The survivors make shore on a nearby where a madman and a deranged scientist have been changing natives into fish-like monsters...

(1937, Upgraded 11/11/21) Tod Slaughter, Marjorie Taylor, D.J. Williams, Eric Portman. One of Tod's best! The mad killer known as “the Spinebreaker" is on the loose and terrorizing London with a series of gruesome killings. Tod once again threatens the beautiful, innocent Marjorie Taylor.  Can Scotland Yard catch the...

(1936, Upgraded 10/27/21) Tod Slaughter, Stella Rho, John Lister, Eve Lister, D.J. Williams. Tod's most famous film. Two maniacs murder for profit, hack up the bodies, and then sell thim in meat pies. Sounds appetizing, doesn't it. The scenes of Todd dumping his victims from his barber chair, backwards through a secret floor panel into his musty basement below really packed a jolt back in 1936.  Quite grisly even by...

(1935, Upgraded 10/29/21) Tod Slaughter, Sophie Stewart, D.J. Williams, Eric Portman, Clare Greet. Our print features the original British "Maria Martin" opening titles. This film features Tod at his lecherous best.  It's the ultimate story of a sweet, innocent girl gone bad. Her naiveté leads her into Tod's evil clutches which in turn lead her to death's doorstep...

(1964, Upgraded 3/22/24) Mark Forest, Jose Greci, Ken Clark, Grazia Maria Spina. In this loose follow-up to Hercules against the Barbarians, Forest finds himself in the fight of his life against the three sons of Genghis Khan...

(1947, Upgraded 1/10/23) Edward G. Robinson, Lon McCallister, Allene Roberts, Julie London, Rory Calhoun, Judith Anderson, Ona Munson. A great film with a great cast. What's the forbidden past of the secret house hidden away in the haunted woods? The scene in the "haunted woods" is very... 

(1960, upgraded 3/1/24) Mark Forest, Broderick Crawford, Gaby Andre. The Goliath battles a giant bat, a three-headed dog, a wind goddess, a dragon and other nasty creatures to save his wife and kingdom from an evil ruler played by Crawford...

(1964, Upgraded 3/3/24) Reg Park, Wandisa Guida, Eleonora Bianchi, Bruno Scipioni. Maciste is pitted against the evil Queen Fazira, who—by using to magic—has Maciste's willpower destroyed. He’s then made a slave, laboring in an African mine.  When he's finally...

(1963, upgraded 5/27/24) Mark Forest, Marilu Tolo, Elisabeth Fanty, Robert Hundar, Giuseppe Addobbati. Poseidon (aka Maciste) finds himself fighting for his life against a ruthless Caesar of Tome.  Later he is also pitted against a weird...

(1963, Upgraded 3/19/24) Carl Mohner, Loredana Nusciak, Ida Galli, Andrea Aureli, directed by Antonio Margheriti. It is the days after the death of Constantine. The empire has split into East and West. Bigotry against Christians has run rampant again.  Mohner plays a Roman tribune, also a Christian, who flees because...

(1961) Ed Fury, Christina Gajoni, Mario Scaccia, Moira Orsei. Returning from war, Ursus learns his fiancée, Attea, has been taken to a mysterious island ruled by a pagan goddess. The mysterious tribe that lives there has a nasty habit of...

(1961, Upgraded 3/1/24) Gordon Scott, Yoko Tani. Considered by many to be one of the great sword and sandal pictures of the 1960s. Samson fights against a murdering horde of Tartar warriors while trying to save the life of a beautiful...