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P.o. Box 4369
Medford, Or 97501-0168 Phone: (541) 773-6860 Fax: (541) 779-8650 Email: Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Monday-Friday
(Pacific Standard Time)
Look!14New Drive-in Double Features!(see below)
AND 6Recent Armchair Fiction Releases (also below)
Plus! THE $98 SPECIALcarries on!
Click on the "The $98 Special" link below-right, or the "Current Sales" link above (the Super 6 Sale is also still available).
QUESTIONS or PHONE ORDERS? Call us at 541-773-6860 or email us at scinema@qwestoffice.net. YOU CAN ALSO ASK FOR A HARD COPY OF OUR NEW FLYER.
SEVERIN BLU-RAYS have come to Sinister Cinema! Click on "Blu-Ray" on the left hand side of the home page to see these great titles—"Castle of Blood," "Terror is a Man," and many others at great savings.
IMPORTANT!The Sinister Cinema Comic Book Collection is for sale!Just click on "Classic Comic Book Collection" in the left hand column. Sinister Sinema owner Greg Luce has decided to sell his amazing collection of sought-after Silver and Golden Age comics (he got tired of them sitting around in safety deposit boxes all the time!). You can also click HERE to get the detailed lowdown. If you have questions, please call us at 541-773-6860, or email us at scinema@qwestoffice.net.
DEFECT POLICY: Anytime you have a defective disc, please call us at 541-773-6860, or email us at scinema@qwestoffice.net, and we will replace it for you. There is no cost to you and you don't have to return the defective disc.
IMPORTANT!Our Hours are Now Tuesday through Friday 9:00-5:00
Here are 14 new DI combos for you to enjoy. Twelve are new pairings along with two older re-mastered combos. Also...
MORE NEW INTERMISSION ADS!
We have another great new crop of vintage intermission material that we've mixed in with our classic older ads for all of this year's new intermissions. There are some great new vintage food ads and DI promo spots we're sure you'll enjoy, including a full version (at last!) of the two-tone clown clock shell from the 1960s. These great new intermissions are sandwiched between some very cool drive-in movies from the '50s, '60s, and '70s: "Lady Vampire," "Dr. Jekyll Vs. the Werewolf," "The Snake Woman," "Messiah of Evil," "Fire Monsters Against the Son of Hercules," "I Eat Your Skin," "Count Dracula's Great Love," "The Black Abbot," and many others..
So pop up a big batch of popcorn, smothered in hot, melted butter, then grab a hot dog, maybe a pizza, your favorite candy, sparkling sodas, and settle in for a full evening of nostalgic drive-in entertainment—the stars and moon above are the only things left to your imagination. And remember, SUPPORT YOU LOCAL DRIVE-IN!
Want our flyer? It’s free! Call us at 541-773-6860
ALSO!37Recent DVD and Book Releases for 2024-2025!
A Great Batch of New Film and Book Releases
First, we've got 31 Recent DVD titles. In the horror genre, don't miss 24 HOURS OF TERROR (1964), which is a great Euro-horror chiller that hasn’t been around much; MR. WASHINGTON GOES TO TOWN (1941) stars the fabulous Mantan Moreland as he romps through a creepy hotel filled with weird creatures; GO AND GET IT (1920) is a silent horror-adventure film with Noah Beery as a mad scientist whose ape-man wreaks havoc; also look for the original Edison 1910 FRANKENSTEIN, now featuring a vintage orchestral music score, it’s paired with Lon Chaney’s incredible 1928 jungle-horror thriller, WEST OF ZANZIBAR. On the science fiction side, don’t miss this Russian sci-fi classic, THE SECRET OF TWO OCEANS (1956), which is a true epic Soviet thriller; then there's Lionel Barrymore’s MYSTERIOUS ISLAND (1929), which features both the original color and B&W editions of this early MGM sci-fi classic; and FRANKIE’S ALIENS (1957) is a wonderful Japanese sci-fi comedy that’s first time on home video here in the States. In the Mystery-Crime-Film Noir section you don't want to miss THE INN ON DARTMOOR (1959), which is a gritty, intricate whodunit set on the English moors and starring the wonderful Heinz Drache in a film that smacks of the early ‘60s Edgar Wallace films, with brand new, easy to understand English subtitles; Bela Lugosi is wonderful as Inspector Delzante (he dominates the second half of the film) in Tod Browning’s THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR (1929), which we’ve paired in a double bill with SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE (1929); we’ve got another great pairing with William Powell and Basil Rathbone starring as Philo Vance in the double bill thrillers THE GREEN MURDER CASE and THE BISHOP MURDER CASE, both from 1929. For those of you who like spy and espionage thrillers, we've got three more upgraded Eddie Constantine titles: POISON IVY (1953, the first Lemmy Caution film), DAMES DON’T CARE (1954), and the original anamorphic version of YOUR TURN DARLING (1963), these are all beautiful English language upgrades. Plus there are MANY other great new DVD titles. LAST BUT NOT LEAST, we've got six (6) new Armchair Fiction releases, FOUR NEW LOST WORLD-LOST RACE NOVELS and TWO NEW HARDY BOYS NOVELS, the latter being the Leslie McFarlane originals from 1929 (see bottom of home page). So start perusing the Sinister website to take in all these great new releases. AND DON'T FORGET, THERE ARE OVER 50 DVD AND BOOK TITLES FROM LAST FALL, just click on "New Releases" at the top of the home page to see all new and recent releases. Enjoy!
LOOK! 6NEW ARMCHAIR FICTION Releases We've got 6 NEW Armchair Fiction releases for your collection. This includes four Lost World-Lost Race novels, as well as two new Science Fiction classics. Feast your eyes on titles like A Submarine Tour,The Scarlet Planet,Golden Isle (a truly GREAT Lost World-Lost Race classic), and several others. There's a lot of exciting reading waiting for you! Check these out and more by simply clicking below.
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