(1951, aka IMPORTANT STORY OF ALCOHOLISM) Ruth Warrick, Richard Travis, Victor Kilian, Onslow Stevens, Ginger Prince, Lyle Talbot. What a cast! Probably the biggest budgeted exploitation film ever made. Story depicts the evils...

(1932, Monogram) Henry B. Walthall, Al St. John, Leon Janney, Aileen Pringle. The evils of alcoholism! In something of a self-portrayal, Walthall plays a once-famous silent actor on the skids due to alcoholism.  He ends up...

MEN OF SAN QUENTIN (1942) J. A. Hughes, Eleanor Stewart; SHAKE HANDS WITH MURDER (1944) Frank Jenks, Iris Adrian; PHANTOM OF 42 STREET (1945) Dave O'Brien, Kay Aldridge; UNTAMED FURY (1947) Steve Pendleton, Mikel Conrad.  Click on the image to the left to find out more about these four great titles...

(1961) Michael Gwynn, Christian DeBresson, Almut Egert. A superb anti-commie propaganda film. The gifted pianist son of a minister will be labeled a dissident by the commies and not allowed to enter a...

RAT FINK--Widescreen Edition (1966) Schuyler Hayden, Hal Bokar, Warrene Ott, Judy Hughes, Don Snyder.  If you’ve never seen this film it’s a helluva watch.  Hayden plays a shrewd, ruthless rock star wannabe who takes what he wants, unafraid to stamp out anybody that gets in his way, especially beautiful women of all ages!  The scene where he torches a rock and roll singer in his car is unforgettable.  There are many tense moments of real human drama in this film...

(1937) Dave O'Brien, Dorothy Short. A camp classic about the evils of the big M. The frantic piano playing scene is a gem. O'Brien is wonderful...

Armchair Fiction presents a new line of “Scandalous Classics,” featuring the works of Florence Stonebraker.  RENO TRAMP is another expertly woven tale of overt lust, hardboiled action, dastardly deeds, blatant sexual promiscuity, and outright sin!  However, if you’re looking for XXX-rated literature, you have the wrong book.  But if you’re looking for a surprisingly well-written story chock full of prurient, erotically charged moments about dazzling, wanton women and brutishly mis-guided men, then you need go no further...

(1973) Carol Connors, Jack Birch, Lea Vivot, Robert Bourassa, Joe Banana.  This may be the most lovably bad biker movie ever made.  We’ve released many classic bad movies over the years, but Road of Death may sink to a new nadir, previously unreached.  It is simply horrendous—yet mesmerizing in the most indescribable way.  

NARCOTIC (1933) Harry Cording, Joan Dix; MANIAC (1934) Horace Carpenter, Bill Woods; MARIHUANNA (1935) Hartley Wood; SLAVES IN BONDAGE (1937) Lona Andre, Don Reed.  Click on the image to the left to find out more about these four great titles...

ROOM 43 (1958) Diana Dors, Eddie Constantine, Herbert Lom.  Dors plays a shady lady trying to scam enough cash to pay for plastic surgery for her sister, who had acid thrown in her face by her pimp!  Eddie’s a cab driver who tries to help them out of their jam, falling for Dors during the process.  This film is loaded with sleazy, seductive dialogue with moments of action thrown in for good measure...

(1940) Cheryl Walker, Harold Daniels, Julian Madison, Phyllis Barry, Bobby Watson.  One of the better exploitation films of the late 1930s and early 1940s.  It shows what happens to young gals short on cash.  A young girl needs money for her dying mom and ends up as a “model” for a sculpture called, “Spirit of Youth.”  Later she gets smashed and let’s a sleazy playboy have his way with her... 

(1920) Louise Glaum, Irving Cummings, William Conklin. A vamp preys on loose husbands. Her friend lectures her on morality, but she rejects the wisdom. Later, she dumps her latest conquest to marry a millionaire but soon finds her rich hubby is having an affair with…