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SAMSON IN THE WAX MUSEUM (1963, 35mm English Edition) Samson, Claudio Brook, Norma Mora, Rubin Rojo. Kidnappings take place near an eerie wax museum. One of the kidnapping victims is a reporter. Inside the museum a mad scientist transforms the victims into both wax figures and misshapen monsters, the latter of which he keeps in cages in his lab. The final scene where the mad doctor and his team of werewolves and man-beasts battle Samson is extremely memorable. As Mexican horror films go, this is one of the better ones, and seeing it from a 35mm transfer is a real delight. From 35mm.
SIN YOU SINNERS June Colbourne, Dian Lloyd, Derek Murcott, Beverly Nazarow, directed by Joe Sarno. An irresistible sleazy B&W chiller. Loyd is a has-been burlesque dancer who gets her hands on an ancient amulet that enables her to project youthfulness. The patrons then see her as a beautiful babe, instead of the flabby hag she’s becoming. Through the amulet’s magic she's also able to control those around her like they were zombies. Colbourne, her younger, beautiful burlesque competitor, has a certain likeness to Barbara Steele. A cool, sardonic ending is featured in this bad film delight. From 35mm.
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