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MILL OF THE STONE WOMEN (1960) Wolfgang Preiss, Pierre Brice, Dany Carrel. An exhibit of odd female statues in an old windmill is a bizarre front for a mad scientist who's murdering girls and using their blood to keep his daughter alive. The statues, needless to say, aren't really what they appear to be. This is a nightmarish, gruesome film that boastsh a terrific climax. Not to be missed! Widescreen, beautiful color and print. THE DANCE OF DEATH (1960) Felix Martin, Francoise Brion, Michelle Mercier. This overlooked gem is a combo horror film and crime film, filled with atmospheric scenes in and around an eerie mansion and a spooky, overgrown cemetery. Unknown killers threaten a millionaire with death. A posh detective comes to his lonely estate to protect him. Things finally end up in a local graveyard where our hero is sealed up in a tomb! A neat, twist ending finishes off this fine, obscure Euro-thriller. From 16mm
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