(1979) Earl Owensby, Kristina Reynolds, Sid Rancer, Ed Grady, Richard Dedmon.  Nothing like a fun, schlocky American-made werewolf movie set in the Deep South—and that’s what this is.  The werewolf makeup isn’t exactly Jack Pierce, but it’s still pretty cool.  The film begins in a rustic old mansion with the stabbing death of an old man as he lays in his death bed—something about a family curse...

THE WOLF OF THE MALVENEURS (1943, Upgraded 7/16/22) Pierre Renoir, Madeleine Sologne, Michel Marsay. Renoir plays Reginald Malveneur, a research scientist and the last of his bloodline—a bloodline that legend says is infected by werewolfry.  He conducts experiments in the dungeon lab of his crumbling chateau in hopes of finding a “cell rejuvenation” cure for his ailing wife...

(1933, Mascot) Frankie Darro, Boots Mallory, George G. Lewis, Henry B. Walthall, Fred Kohler. We recently found an old ¾” master of this serial, transferred from 16mm many years ago. We were amazed

(1937, Universal) Warren William, Gail Patrick, Constance Moore, Ralph Morgan, William Lundigan.  A slick Universal crime film about an overly tough DA (played marvelously by William) who stops at nothing to get a conviction on an accused murderer who has killed his unfaithful wife.  Then, in a cruel turn of events...

(1969, upgraded 5/9/23) Anthony Eisley, Alvy Moore, Thordis Brandt, John Lodge. A series of brutal witchcraft-oriented killings has occurred in a lonely bayou. Moore takes a group deep into the bayou to investigate...

(1969) Vladimír Smeral, Elo Romancik, Josef Kemr, Sona Valentova, Blanka Waleska.   If you like Witchfinder General you’ll love this film.  It’s a grim, horrific dramatization of the witch tribunals of the 1600s.  You’ll cringe as overzealous clergymen bring innocent women in front of tribunals, force them to confess to acts of witchcraft, then subject them to...

(1970, Upgraded 8/18/22) Christopher Lee, Leo Genn, Maria Schell, Howard Vernon. Now at 109 minutes and from a beautiful color fully anamorphic 35mm print.  Lee is superb as an evil judge who condemns citizens to be burned as witches. Vernon is terrific as his twisted executioner. If you like witch-hunting movies...

WINTER OF THE WITCH (1969) Hermione Gingold, Anna Strasberg, Roger Morgan, Jack Manning, narrated by Burgess Meredith.  In this critically acclaimed film, the life of a gnarly old witch is disrupted by the unannounced arrival of a boy and his mother. Their presence makes life hell for her and forces her to struggle with the realities of the modern world...

WIND VELOCITY 75 METERS—Widescreen Edition (1963) Ken Utsui, Jirô Tamiya, Junko Kanô, Hideo Takamatsu.  Set around the Japanese city of Ginza, this film is a classic disaster movie with a mixture of drama, corporate intrigue, and crime. A reporter (Ken Utsui) investigates a homicide in Tokyo’s bustling construction scene, meanwhile a super typhoon is brewing in the Pacific and Ginza is square in its sights!  

LAW OF THE TONG (1931) Jason Robards; SINISTER HANDS (1932) Jack Mulhall; WYOMING WHIRLWIND (1932) Lane Chandler; MAD YOUTH (1939) Mary Ainslee.  Click on the image to the left to find out more about these four great titles...

(1972) Alfred Edel, Helga Skalla, Curt Jurgens, Hark Bohm.  This futuristic piece of sci-fi was was originally made as a TV movie.  Willi (Edel) wants to get away from the horrors of galactic war, even if it means leaving his family.   He ends up becoming a PR man for a big wig in the space fleet...