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...

(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...

(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...

(1968, Updated 7/12/22) Michael Hordern, Ambrose Coghill, George Woodbridge, Nora Gordon. Based on the classic M. R. James tale.  A grouchy college professor, who thinks that anything “supernatural” must have a logical explanation, goes on vacation to a lonely coastal village.  When an old whistle is found on the beach one day...

(1962, Upgraded 12/31/20) Christopher Lee, Tony Kendall, Daliah Lavi, Evelyn Stewart, Harriet White, directed by Mario Bava. The setting is a 19th century castle. Lee plays a sadistic nobleman who whips the wife of his brother. Chris is later found dead, but his ghost come back to...

(1976, Upgraded 7/12/22) Patrick Magee, Madge Ryan, Michael Kitchen, Gerald James, Bill Dean.  A grand, literate tale about werewolves and lycanthropy.  Patrick Magee’s performance in What Big Eyes is one of the finest acting jobs by an actor in a horror film that you'll ever see.  He is AMAZING.  An RSPCA officer is horrified when he discovers that pet shop owner Magee has been receiving and conducting bizarre experiments on wolves...

(1965, Upgraded 12/31/20) Barbara Nelli, Paul Muller, Erika Blanc, Gordon Mitchell, Michel Forain. This is a great B&W supernatural Euro-horror film, much in the spirit of three other Italian chillers:  Castle of Blood, The Horrible Dr. Hichcock, and Nightmare Castle.  In fact, the only thing missing is Barbara Steele.  The setting is an eerie castle-mansion, complete with torture dungeon and graveyard...

(1939, Upgraded 4/7/21) Sergei Stolyarov, V. Sorogozhskaya, Georgi Millyar. This is a wonderful, epic fantasy with strong horror overtones. Three brothers—all Russian peasants—let their arrows fly, in search of brides. Each arrow lands at the home of their bride-to-be. The youngest brother, Ivanushka, finds that his arrow has landed on a massive lily pad inhabited by a very large frog. However, the frog soon turns into...

(1973, upgraded 5/10/24) Jack Taylor, Dyanik Zurakowska, José Guardiola, Helga Line. An interesting Spanish horror film about a bus load of toursts who visit a small European town totally inhabited by vampires...  

(1979, Upgraded 12/9/20) John Carradine, Bruce Fairbaim, Trey Wilson, Karen Stride, Lenka Novak. Carradine is an aged vampire who has a bevy of vampiric beauties who lure many of their “customers” back to his lair. One of the campiest movies we offer. Yet in spite of its ludicrous outward facade, Vampire Hookers is really kind of fun... 

(1969, aka SCREAMS IN THE NIGHT, upgraded 4/15/22) Joachim Fuchsberger, Marianne Koch, Luciano Pigozzi, Helga Anders, Claudio Camaso, directed by Antonio Margheriti.  What a great Euro-horror film this is!  Five people travel by car through a howling storm.  After getting stuck, they make their way on foot through the rain to a nearby forgotten, shunned inn.  It is occupied by a strange man and his wizened, clairvoyant mother...

(1977, Upgraded 11/1/21) Fabio Testi, Ivan Desny Christine Kaufmann, Jack Taylor. The third of Dallamano's trilogy of “schoolgirls in peril” is a good one. A teenage girl’s mutilated body is found. Testi, as a handsome inspector, investigates. Suspected are three girls who have their own secret...

(1960, upgraded 4/23/24) Richard Carlson, Juli Reding, Susan Gordon, Lugene Sander. Directed by Bert Gordon. Great fun as Carlson plays a husband-to-be who's haunted by the ghost of his incredibly large breasted ex-girlfriend whom he allowed to...

(1972, aka THE BLIND DEAD, Upgraded 8/24/20) Caesar Burner, Lone Fleming, María Elena Arpón, José Thelman, Pedro Candal, Rufino Inglés, Verónica Llimerá. If you don't like reading subtitles, here's your chance to see the original English language version of this horror classic. Members of a weird cult are blinded by...

(1963, Updated 4/28/22) Boris Karloff, Jack Nicholson, Sandra Knight, Dick Miller, Jonathan Haze. Jack’s a wandering soldier who traces a ghostly lady to the castle of a mysterious baron played by you-know-who. Strange, supernatural things begin to happen...

(1962, Upgraded 12/28/20) Gert Frobe, Wolfgang Preiss, Senta Berger. Nice remake of Lang's ‘33 classic, "CRIMES OF DR. MABUSE," perhaps even better. The head of an asylum is hypnotically controlled by Dr. Mabuse. The evil doctor has him carry out...

(1962, Upgraded 12/28/20) Barbara Steele, Robert Flemyng, Montgomery Glenn, Harriet Medin. This film is truly one of the best Italian horror films of the 1960s, wonderfully atmospheric with a terrific music score.  Barbara's the wife of a demented, necrophiliac physician who’s enthralled by the corpses of beautiful women and haunted by the spectre of his first wife, who died... 

(1974, Upgraded 11/17/21) Andrew Prine, Manuela Thiess, Sherry Alberoni, Gyl Roland. Prine is a human beast who kidnaps women and terrorizes them in his old barn. They are his animal act and he is their ringmaster. There’s even a cool, gross-looking monster in a shed who gets out and reeks havoc...