Two U.S. Marshals are killed in the line of duty while chasing a bandit through a ghost town. Sent to investigate the murders, The Rough Riders pick up where the dead officers left off, following their trail to the abandoned village. The riders uncover a plot to smuggle stolen gold through a secret underground tunnel. As the law closes in, the gang turns more violent to defend their illegal claim.

Starring: Buck Jones, Tim McCoy & Raymond Hatton
Directed by: Howard P. Bretherton

DVD Details:

• Run Time: 59 minutes
• Number of Discs: 1
• Originally Released in 1942
• Black & White
• No region encoding; For global distribution.

A monsterous poisonous reptile slithers from the depths of the midwest outback to wreak death and destruction on civilization. When teenagers start disappearing from lover's lane, a tough-talking sheriff and teen hot-rodder form an unlikely alliance to find the missing youths. What they discover is a mutant Gila monster large enough to destroy the whole town. Between scenes of low-budget destruction, Chace Winstead (Don Sullivan of Teenage Zombies / Monster Of Piedras Blancas fame) sings a couple of not-bad pop songs while cowboy perennials Fred Graham and Shug Fisher make memorable appearances. The Giant Gila Monster was filmed in Texas back-to-back with another Ray Kellogg/Ken Curtis production, The Killer Shrews.

Starring: Don Sullivan & Lisa Simone
Directed by: Ray Kellogg
Screenplay by: Jay Simms

DVD Details:

• Run Time: 74 minutes
• Number of Discs: 1
• Originally Released in 1959
• Black & White
• No region encoding; For global distribution.

A Persian horde is poised on the plains of Marathon, set to massacre the population of Athens. Led by the bloodthirsty dictator Darius, the invading army outnumbers the defenders six to one. Despite these insurmountable odds, Athenian champion Philippides refuses to abandon hope. Embarking on an arduous journey to Sparta, the hero tries to enlist the help of the neighboring army before taking to the battlefield to defend his people. Betrayal, cunning and bloodshed mark the final epic clash as the armies rage across the battlefield to the seas and underwater.

The Giant of Marathon (released in Europe as La Battaglia De Maratona) stars Steve Reeves, a pillar of the sword and sandal genre, as the hero Philippides. Director Jacques Tourneur's long-spanning career included such genre classics as Cat People, I Walked With a Zombie and Curse of the Demon. Italian horror legend Mario Bava is responsible for the stunning cinematography, which propels the gruesome battle scenes.

Starring: Steve Reeves
Cinematography by: Mario Bava
Directed by: Jacques Tourneur
Screenplay by: Bruno Vailati, Ennio De Concini & Agusto Frassinetti

DVD Details:

• Run Time: 85 minutes
• Number of Discs: 1
• Originally Released in 1959
• Color
• No region encoding; For global distribution.

A bigoted Texan, Lieutenant Michael Grayson (Van Johnson), is assigned to command the U.S. 442nd Regimental Combat Team during World War II. Learning that the regiment is composed entirely of Japanese-American volunteers, he immediately requests a transfer. Suspicious and distrustful of his troops, the Lieutenant finds it hard to believe that "Japs" are fit to be American soldiers.

Denied his transfer, the unhappy commander and his regiment ship out to the raging battlefields of Europe. "Go For Broke" is the motto of the 442nd and the troops' daring and bravery under fire prove it to be well-deserved. Lt. Grayson's prejudices gradually turn to respect and admiration as his heroic subordinates aquit themselves with valor and a clear determination to go above and beyond the call of duty.

Taking on heavy casualties in carrying out its missions, the 442nd was one of the U.S. Army's most decorated infantry regiments during WWII. Many of the actual veterans of the celebrated fighting unit play themselves in Go For Broke. Appearing in more than 100 films during his long career, Van Johnson became one of America's top war film heroes during the 1940s and 1950s. In addition to Go For Broke, popular WWII-inspired movies include The White Cliffs of Dover (1944), Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo (1944), Command Decision (1948), Battleground (1949), and the Oscar-nominated film, The Caine Mutiny (1954), one of his most memorable starring roles.

Starring: Van Johnson
Directed by: Robert Pirosh

DVD Details:

• Run Time: 90 minutes
• Number of Discs: 1
• Originally Released in 1951
• Black & White
• No region encoding; For global distribution.

A monstrous prehistoric beast lurks deep within a cave. It's one of many fearsome creatures, including flying bat-men and a fire-breathing three-headed monster, that dwell in a hellish underground labyrinth. The evil tyrant King Eurystheus plans on using this demon-spawn to destroy Goliath, the immortal warrior. The King has stolen a precious gem and hidden it in the cave, hoping to lure Goliath to his doom. When Goliath escapes unharmed, Eurystheus abducts the beautiful princess and chains her up in the dragon's lair. Goliath now must confront the gigantic beast in order to save the woman he loves.

The success of Hercules (1957), with Steve Reeves, paved the way for a long succession of sword and sandal epics depicting the adventures of legendary heroes. Most, like Goliath And The Dragon (advertised as "The mightiest adventure of them all!"), were Italian imports, dubbed and re-titled for the U.S. market. American stars (such as Broderick Crawford) were often brought in to increase the box-office appeal. Stop-motion animator Jim Danforth (When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth) filmed the special effects scenes of the dragon.

Starring: Mark Forest & Broderick Crawford
Directed by: Vittorio Cottafavi

DVD Details:

• BONUS FEATURE: Includes Original Theatrical Trailer
• Run Time: 88 minutes
• Number of Discs: 1
• Originally Released in 1960
• Color
• No region encoding; For global distribution.

The war against Japan fought on the far side of the world is vividly brought to life in this compelling series of documentaries that recount the legendary battles in Guam, Iwo Jima and New Britain and continues to the final surrender of Japan.

Appointment in Tokyo:
This World War II documentary covers the American war effort in the Pacific from the fall of Bataan and the Philippines to the surrender of Japan on the deck of the U.S.S. Missouri. Covering events through the use of Army Signal Corps film footage as well as captured Japanese newsreels, the documentary presents the war with an up close feel and a realistic, though opinionated, approach.  Run Time: 55 minutes

Attack in the Pacific:
After a fascinating introduction to the diverse Pacific islands and their inhabitants, the documentary segues to the rise of Japanese military might from its home base all the way to Australia, including the critical turning point attack on the US naval base at Pearl Harbor. We see, at first hand, the methods used by the Allies, particularly the U.S., to ready counterattacks against Japan, including a harrowing island by island advance that generated a devastating body count. Run Time: 52 minutes

Attack! The Battle for New Britain:
This gripping documentary chronicles the relentless and bloody 1943 Allied assault on the entrenched Japanese forces on Arawe Beach and Cape Gloucester, New Britain. Beginning with unsparing training footage of the Allies preparing for the assault, you are then presented with the three-prong Allied attack to retake the island of New Britain. Despite the heavy losses, the Allies were victorious in this pivotal battle of the South Pacific theatre in World War II.  Run Time: 59 minutes

Battle of China (The):
In this fascinating documentary we learn about the nation of China, its populace and the countries resolve to stop the invading forces of the Japanese during World War II. Starting with a short historical background to the country, we discover the reasons behind the Japanese desire for its conquest, and why they were confident of success. Ultimately, the events of the war in that region are chronicled, showing the Japanese forces taking control of portions of China to aid them in conquering all of Asia as well as the iron resistance of the Chinese people, who use all their ingenuity to fight Japanese aggression to the end.  Run Time: 1:03

Marines at Taraw-Return to Guam:
The documentary covers two of the Marine Corps' most savage battles. Tarawa was characteristic of the vicious island fighting that was the hallmark of the war in the Pacific. Fought within an area the size of the Pentagon, three days of fighting claimed almost 10,000 lives. The second part of the documentary portrays the return of the Marine Corps to their recaptured base on the island of Guam.  Run Time: 40 minutes

Payoff in the Pacific:
This fascinating documentary gives a firsthand view of the critical battles of World War II fought near Japanese territory, around the Central Pacific islands, especially New Guinea and Guadalcanal. It chronicles most of the major battles fought in that large ocean; from the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor to the ultimate surrender of Japan. Run Time: 1:17

To The Shores of Iwo Jima:
This Academy Award-nominated documentary graphically depicts the American assault on the Japanese-held island of Iwo Jima and the massive battle that raged on that key island in the Allied advance on Japan. The five marines and one sailor who raised the American flag on Mt. Suribachi are shown. Run Time: 41 minutes

Specifications:

• Language English
• Format:  2 DVDs, NTSC, Region 0
• Rating:  NR - Not Rated

From the events that led to World War II to the fight for air supremacy in the Battle of Britain, to the immense confrontations of the battle of Russia and the African desert campaigns, you'll find it all brought to life in these magnificent documentaries.

Battle of Britain (The):
Narrated by double amputee RAF fighter pilot Douglas Bader, The Battle of Britain records the courage and resolve of the British people in the face of the constant bombings by Hitler's Luftwaffe. In 1940, Britain was virtually the only European nation not to have fallen to the German war machine. At the conclusion of the film Britain's pilots are readying an air assault that will finally lead to payback for Hitler's oppression.  Run Time: 53 minutes

Battle of Russia (The):
In this Oscar-nominated documentary, we discover Russia's valiant resistance to the invasion throughout its history. The Russian people's strength of character was the key to their determination in prevailing against unstoppable German forces during some of the bloodiest battles of the World War II. The film is a wonderful compilation of authentic newsreel footage from both the U.S. Signal Corps and various Soviet sources.  Run Time: 1:23

Battle of San Pietro (The):
According to Time magazine, "San Pietro is in every respect as good a war film as any that has been made; in some respects it is the best. A record of one of the tense and bloody battles for the Liri Valley in Italy in late 1943, it is a story told chiefly in terms of the experiences of one infantry regiment -- the 143rd of the 36th Division. San Pietro's record of combat, its eye for terrain and for weather, its recognition of war as a science both wonderful and tragically inexact, is at least equal to any seen in films so far".  Run Time: 38 minutes

Desert Victory:
This Academy Award-winning British documentary follows the titanic conflict between the opposing forces of German General Erwin Rommel and British General Bernard Montgomery, from the defeat of the British at El Alamein to their ultimate quid pro quo victory at Tripoli. Four Allied cameramen were killed and thirteen others were wounded or captured during the filming of this documentary that also included captured German newsreel footage.  Run Time: 1:11

Divide and Conquer:
Utilizing visceral newsreel footage and maps, the documentary chronicles Hitler's stunning sweep across Europe. We watch as the Nazis overcome Denmark and Norway, repel the British Army, and force France into a humiliating surrender. We discover how ground-breaking Nazi military tactics and the duplicity of traitors lead to the fall of the majority of Central Europe.  Run Time: 57 minutes

Great Battle of the Volga (The):
This documentary depicts the Russian forces heroic battle to stop the invading German army from taking Leningrad. The Nazi battle plan, codenamed "Operation Barbarrosa", was to take the vital city in their efforts to conquer all of Russia. The documentary shows the resolve of the Russian troops as they battle against the well-organized and outfitted German forces, the rally of the Russians against impossible odds and the horrific results of this battle. Run Time: 1:06

Nazis Strike (The):
This tough-minded documentary masterfully assembles newsreel footage to trace the ascent of Adolf Hitler and his ravening hunger for global domination. After forcefully wresting the German government from more moderate politicians, Hitler installs himself as dictator. Having suppressed the Jewish people in Germany, Der Fuhrer invades the Rhineland and Austria, and subsequently calls for the annexation of Czechoslovakia. In spite of assuring the world of "peace in our time," he marches on Poland, leading to the conflict that became World War II.  Run Time: 43 minutes

Prelude to War:
Prelude to War, the Oscar-winning documentary, shows the viewer how diplomatic and political snafus made in the wake of World War I planted the seeds of World War II. Blame is pointed squarely at the American populace, who had come to believe that the problems of the rest of the world would never affect them. While America slumbered, Japan and Germany inexorably built their armies and launched their plans for world domination.  Run Time: 52 minutes

Specifications:

• Language English
• Format:  2 DVDs, NTSC, Region 0
• Rating:  NR - Not Rated

Three wonderful depictions of Jesus are included in this color collection of three DVDs that capture his life and times in a deeply moving fashion.

The Living Bible, featuring Nelson Leigh as Jesus, is a 13-part series that traces the history of Jesus as told in the Gospels.

Jesus the Healer, featuring Robert Wilson as Jesus, is compelling in this vividly acted historical recreation in 12 episodes.

Finally, John Kay Steel stars as Jesus in The Life of Christ I & II, a contemporary 2-part examination of his teachings and his miracles.

Specifications:

• Language English
• Format:  3 DVD
• Run Time:  6 Hours 6 Minutes
• Format: NTSC, Region 0
• Rating:  NR - Not Rated

The treacherous sneak attack on Pearl Harbor was fresh on their minds...

Gung Ho! dramatically tells the story of the Second Marine Raider Battalion, the group formed six weeks after the attack on Pearl Harbor. The battalion's purpose was to raid Japanese-held islands and claim them for the United States. Led by Colonel Thorwald, the men endure grueling combat training in preparation for their first mission: to annihilate the much larger and firmly entrenched Japanese garrison on Makin Island. Intense battle sequences highlight this exciting morale booster of a movie.

Starring: Robert Mitchum & Randolph Scott
Music by: Frank Skinner & Hans Salter
Cinematography by: Milton H. Krasner
Directed by: Ray Enright
Screenplay by: Lucien Hubbard

DVD Details:

• Based on the experiences of Captain W.S. Lefrancois USMC
• Not Rated
• Run Time: 88 minutes
• Number of Discs: 1
• Originally Released in 1943
• Black & White
• No region encoding; For global distribution.

From cold-hearted killers to reckless heroes, we bring you back to the era of the hardbitten gunslingers that brought terror and salvation to the lawless West. Sit back and hold on to your seats as carnage reigns supreme and the body count mounts. From spaghetti western icons like Lee Van Cleef and Bud Spencer to Hollywood powerhouses like Charles Bronson and Dennis Hopper, the action never stops!

Specifications:

• 12 DVD Disc Set
• Region 0, NTSC
• Full Frame
• Audio - English

Featured Movies:

• The Lucky Texan
• Billy The Kid Returns
• Jesse James' Women
• Deadwood '76
• Apache Rifles
• Texas Terror
• Savage Guns

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• Build your DVD Collection
• Excellent Value
• Digitally Remastered for DVD
• ALL Full-Length Feature Movies
• First Time Available in DVD Format
• Over 70 Hours of Movies

Complete Movie List:

• Any Gun Can Play,  Starring: Edd Byrnes
• Apache Rifles,  Starring: Audie Murphy
• Apache Blood,  Starring: Ray Danton
• Belle Star Story,  Starring: Elsa Martinelli
• Boot Hill,  Starring: Terence Hill
• Cry Blood Apache,  Starring: Joel McCrea
• Curse the Demon Mountain,  Starring: Joe Don Baker
• Dan Candy's Law,  Starring: Donald Sutherland
• Day of the Wolves,  Starring: Richard Egan
• Dead Aim,  Starring: Glen Lee
• Deadwood '76,  Starring: Arch Hall, JR
• Dead Rides a Hore,  Starring: Lee Van Cleef
• Devil and Leroy Bassett,  Starring: Cody Bearpaw
• Four Rode Out,  Starring: Leslie Nielsen
• God's Gun,  Starring: Lee Van Cleef
• Gun & The Pulpit,  Starring: Marjoe Gortner
• Hanged Man,  Starring: Steve Forrest
• Old Stanta Fe,  Starring: Gene Autry
• Jesse James' Women,  Starring: Don "Red" Berry
• Joshua,  Starring: Fred Williamson
• Kid Vengeance,  Starring: Lee Van Cleef
• Law Men,  Starring: Johnny Mack Brown
• Lawless Frontier,  Starring: John Wayne
• Light of Old Santa Fe,  Starring: Roy Rogers
• Lucky Texan,  Starring: John Wayne
• Mad Dog Morgan,  Starring: Dennis Hopper
• Man from Music Mountain,  Starring: Gene Autry
• Man from Utah,  Starring: John Wayne
• One-Eyed Soldiers,  Starring: Dale Robertson
• Paradise Canyon,  Starring: John Wayne
• Public Cowboy #1,  Starring: Gene Autry
• Rage at Dawn,  Starring: Randolph Scott
• Randy Rides Along,  Starring: John Wayne
• Riders of Destiny,  Starring: John Wayne
• Riders of the Whistling Skull,  Starring: Ray Corrigan
• Rim of the Canyon,  Starring: Gene Autry
• Savage Guns,  Starring: Robert Woods
• Savage Journey,  Starring: Richard Moll
• Seven Alone,  Starring: Dewy Martin
• Showdown at Williams Creek,  Starring: Raymond Burr
• Star Packer,  Starring: John Wayne
• Texas Terror,  Starring: John Wayne
• They Call Me Trinity,  Starring: Terence Hill
• This Man Can't Die,  Starring: Guy Madison
• Trinity & Sartana,  Starring: Robert Widmark
• Utah,  Starring: Roy Rogers
• Wildlife,  Starring: Bob Steele
• Yuma,  Starring: Clint Walker

HIS BROTHER'S GHOST (1945; B&W; 47 minutes): Bandits are terrorizing border towns, killing ranchers and robbing their homes. Billy Carson has been investigating the criminals and learns of a plan to raid his friend Andy Jones' farm. Although they are prepared to take on the gang, there is a shootout and Andy is killed. With Jones out of the way, two outlaws are sent to rob his abandoned ranch during the night. When Carson catches them in the act, he is outnumbered, but after the ghost of Andy mysteriously appears, they make a run for it. Carson and Andy's "ghost" conspire to scare the bandits out of hiding in this haunting western tale. Starring Buster Crabbe, Al "Fuzzy" St. John Charles King, Karl Hackett, Archie Hall and Roy Brent. Directed by Sam Newfield. Screenplay by George Milton.

SHADOWS OF DEATH (1945; B&W; 59 minutes): A gang of crooked gunslingers disrupt a new railroad being built through the village of Red Rock. Sheriff Fuzzy Jones, who is also the town judge (and barber), sends for help from his friend and former partner Billy Carson (Buster Crabbe). Working together, Fuzzy and Carson hunt down the gang, and put the town of Red Rock on the map. Starring Buster Crabbe, Al "Fuzzy" St. John Dona Dax, Charles King, Karl Hackett and Archie Hall. Directed by Sam Newfield. Screenplay by Fred Myton.

Starring: Buster Crabbe & Al Fuzzy St. John
Directed by: Sam Newfield

DVD Details:

• Run Time: 106 minutes
• Number of Discs: 1
• Originally Released in 1945
• Black & White
• No region encoding; For global distribution.

Hit the Saddle (1937; B&W): Murderous rustler Rance McGowan tries to steal a wild herd of federally protected horses. Fortunately for the townsfolk, Sheriff Miller and the Three Mesquiteers keep a watchful eye over McGowan's operations - thwarting his henchmen. Rance now comes up with a new scheme to twist the law in his favor. McGowan paints a killer stallion to impersonate the lead pinto of the wild horses and create chaos that he hopes will revoke the herd's government protection. Sheriff Miller is killed by McGowan's rampaging horse and Tucson Smith is appointed as the new Sheriff. Stony Brooke divides his attentions between the beautiful cantina singer, Rita (Rita Hayworth) and proving the horse's innocence. The Mesquiteers must discover the truth to foil McGowan's evil plot.

Although there were more than two dozen films featuring the Three Mesquiteers, Hit the Saddle stands out among aficionados, due in part to the presence of young Rita Cansino - just months before signing with Columbia Pictures and changing her name to Hayworth. Additionally, the fight between the pinto and McGowan's imposter horse, was originally filmed a decade earlier for Devil Horse (1926) and has become one of the most re-used stock scenes in western films.

Call of the Mesquiteers (1938; B&W): Held at gun point, the Three Mesquiteers are forced to aid the getaway of a group of murderous train robbers. Responding to the killing and looting on the Desert Express, police pursue the criminals and their hostages. A bloody shoot-out ensues, leaving the thieves dead and the Mesquiteers in possession of the stolen bounty. With no way to prove their innocence, the three hapless heroes make a daring escape. Hunted by both the law and an angry lynch mob, the Mesquiteers must stay on the run as they fight to clear their names.

Starring: Bob Livingston, Max Terhune & Ray Corrigan
Directed by: Mack V. Wright & John English

DVD Details:

• Run Time: 102 minutes
• Number of Discs: 1
• Black & White
• No region encoding; For global distribution.

Hat Box Mystery (1947; B&W; 43 MINUTES): Private investigator Russ Ashton is called away on business, leaving his secretary Susan Hart in charge of his floundering detective agency. While he's away, Susan takes an assignment from a man who wants photographic evidence of his wife's infidelity. He gives her a hatbox that he has rigged with a "camera" inside. In reality, the hatbox contains a gun, and Susan unwittingly shoots the woman. Russ returns to find Susan in prison, and with no leads as to the culprit's identity, sets out to dig up the truth and clear her name.

Hollywood Mystery (1934; B&W; 54 MINUTES): Fists and bullets fly when a dangerous scheme hatched by cocky Dan Ryan, a fast-talking Hollywood PR man, runs afoul of the mob. In an desparate effort to jump-start production of Supreme Pictures' latest gangster film, The Racketeer, Ryan convinces director Sigfried Sonoff to cast an actual mobster in the lead role. He plans to fool Sonoff by hiring an unknown actor to pose as a real gangster. Ryan's job gets complicated when the actor mistakenly punches out true-life mob boss Joe Romano. When revenge-driven Romano takes the star and the leading lady hostage, the make-believe world of The Racketeer suddenly becomes all too real.

Starring: Tom Neal & Frank Albertson

DVD Details:

• Run Time: 97 minutes
• Number of Discs: 1
• Black & White
• No region encoding; For global distribution.

Tough talking, quick-fisted Secret Service agent Jack Holt infiltrates a gang of counterfeiters who are flooding the market with undetectable phony bills. A shadowy criminal syndicate has kidnapped one of the government's best engravers to print the bogus currency, and Holt has been called up to destroy the operation from the inside. Posing as a dangerous criminal, Jack gains entrance to the gang's remote mountain hideout, bringing fellow agent Kay Drew along. Operating among the enemy, Holt and Drew struggle to keep their true identities from being revealed through fifteen exciting chapters.

Rugged leading man Jack Holt garnered early career success in a series of Zane Grey westerns. A top draw during the silent film era, Holt made an easy transition when talkies arrived, but stayed in familiar territory, acting mainly in B westerns and adventure yarns.

Starring: Jack Holt & Tristram Coffin
Directed by: James W. Horne

DVD Details:

• Run Time: 279 minutes
• Number of Discs: 1
• Originally Released in 1941
• Black & White
• No region encoding; For global distribution.

An instant library of 50 horror classics assembled on 12 DVD's.  Silent classics include: Phantom of the opera, Nosferatu and Metropolis.  Cult favorites include: Night of the Living Dead and House on Haunted Hill plus many more!

Specifications:

• 12 DVD Disc set
• Region 0
• Full Frame
• Audio - English

Complete List of Movies:

1. Carnival of Souls - Mary Henry’s life is turned upside down when a pleasant daytrip with two friends turns sour when they accept a challenge to drag race and their car is forced off a bridge. When the car sinks into the murky depths, all three women are assumed drowned. Instead, to everyone’s amazement, Mary emerges unscathed from the river quite some time later. Trying to get a new start as a church organist, Mary finds herself haunted by a ghostly figure that arouses fear and dread in the tormented young woman. Star: Candace Hilligoss.

2. Atom Age Vampire - A deranged scientific genius invents a breakthrough treatment to restore the beauty of a stripper who has been tragically mutilated in a car crash. When he falls in love with his patient, he must maintain her treatment by using the glands of women that he has murdered. In the process he is transformed into a hideous creature. Inevitably a noose tightens around him as the police and the stripper’s boyfriend begin to ask uncomfortable questions. Star: Alberto Lupo

3. Creature from the Haunted Sea - When a Carribean island is engulfed by a revolution, an unscrupulous American mobster, Renzo Capeto plans to clean up with a get rich quick scheme. His diabolical plan is to provide refuge to the loyalists, and the contents of the government coffers, on his boat, and then murder his passengers and escape with a fortune. Planning to blame their deaths on a mythical sea monster, no one is more surprised than Renzo, when the real monster appears with its own agenda. Star: Robert Towne.

4. Nightmare Castle - When a brutal count finds that his wife has been unfaithful, he tortures her and her lover and puts them to death, removing their hearts from their bodies in retribution. Time passes, and he remarries a beautiful and unsuspecting young woman. Soon she is experiencing horrendous dreams and apparitions. It becomes apparent that the spirits of slain lovers have returned to exact their bloody revenge. Star: Barbara Steele

5. Black Dragons - It is prior to the commencement of World War II, and Japan’s fiendish Black Dragon Society is hatching an evil plot with the Nazis. They instruct a brilliant scientist, Dr. Melcher (Boris Karloff) to travel to Japan on a secret mission.. There he operates on six Japanese conspirators, transforming them to resemble six American leaders. The actual leaders are murdered and replaced with their likenesses and Dr. Melcher is condemned to a lifetime of imprisonment so the secret may die with him. Star: Bela Lugosi.

6. Invisible Ghost - Meet Kessler (Bela Lugosi), a seemingly normal man who is overcome by insanity when he dwells on the tragic fate of his late spouse. Soon he is captured in a hypnotic spell, apparently cast by his wife’s spirit that leads him to commit a series of murders. Kessler avoids detection, and an innocent man (John McGuire) is executed in his stead for the first murder. The victim’s twin brother enlists Kessler’s daughter in a quest to determine the true killer, and to clear his dead sibling’s name. Star: Bela Lugosi

7. One Body Too Many - Unassuming insurance agent, Albert Tuttle (Jack Haley), ignores his instincts and makes a sales call at a creepy mansion, hoping to sell a policy to the owner. His plans go awry when the owner turns up dead. The heirs of the deceased infest the premises, held there by the conditions of the will which require their presence until the body is claimed. Albert recognizes that the dead man’s niece, Carol (Jean Parker) is at risk, and decides to assume the role of her protector. When Bela Lugosi turns up in the role of the butler, mayhem ensues. Star: Bela Lugosi.

8. White Zombie - This chilling tale features Bela Lugosi as the dark Voodoo prince, Murder Legendre, a supernatural force who holds his Haitian worshipers in his thrall. He joins forces with Robert Frazier who is furious at the rejection of his marriage proposal by the exquisite Madge Bellamy. They strike an unspeakable pact that results in Madge’s death and resurrection as a zombie and love slave to Frazier. The evil Legendre reneges on his bargain and holds Madge’s soul in captivity. Star: Bela Lugosi

9. Attack of the Giant Leeches - A local game warden remains skeptical when confronted with tales of blood-sucking creatures from the swamp. Even the evidence of the bloodless body of a dead hunter, and a local’s witnessing of his unfaithful wife and her lover being dragged into the marshy depths, leaves him unconvinced. Only when the body count keeps mounting does he become a believer and take matters into his own hands. Star: Ken Clark.

10. The Screaming Skull - John Hudson stars as Eric, the central character in this tale of intrigue and madness. Eric is the husband of Jenni, an extremely neurotic millionairess with a firm grip on her fortune. Soon he hatches a diabolical plot to take control of her wealth by filling the house with miniature skulls designed to drive her into madness. Star: John Hudson

11. Beast of Yucca Flats - Exhibiting early strains of the Incredible Hulk, this story focuses on a Russian scientist who is pursued by unscrupulous agents into an atomic test site. There he is exposed to a massive dose of radiation when a nuclear bomb is exploded. His body undergoes horrific changes, transforming him into a rampaging monster that terroizes the populace. Star: Tor Johnson.

12. The Terror - In an early career appearance, Jack Nicholson stars as Lieutenant Duvalier, a nineteenth century military officer whose dreams are haunted by a mysterious beauty (Spencer Knight) . Those same dreams draw him to the sinister castle of Baron Von Leppe (Boris Karloff), but is it really the Baron or an imposter? Before he knows it, he finds himself a prisoner and frantically tries to solve the mysteries that surround. Director Roger Corman collaborated with other directors, including Francis Ford Coppola, in the filming of this horror classic. Star: Jack Nicholson.

13. Revolt of the Zombies - Following the end of World War I the despicable Count Mazovia (Roy D’Arcy) remains hidden from the world in the depths of Cambodia where he has perfected a process that transforms corpses into re-animated zombies. Utilizing his powers to create an army of undead slaves, he plots to expand his empire, but an expeditionary force is sent to the ruined city of Angkor Wat in an effort to thwart his plans. Unfortunately, Armand (Dean Jagger), one of the members of the expedition, has his own agenda. Star: Dean Jagger

14. The Giant Gila Monster - The movie features a group of hot-rod fanatics, led by our singing hero Chace Winstead (Don Sullivan). Soon havoc reigns when an extremely oversized Gila Monster appears, demolishing buildings, transportation, and anything else that has the misfortune to get in its way. Chace’s little sister is at risk of being devoured by the loathsome creature, when our hero intervenes and events quickly become explosive. Star: Don Sullivan.

15. The Fatal Hour - Starring as Hugh Wiley’s inimitable oriental detective, the illustrious Mr. Wong, Boris Karloff investigates the murder of a police officer, aided by Grant Withers as a long-suffering police captain, and Marjorie Reynolds as feisty cub reporter Bobbie Logan. Mr. Wong must face the prospect of his own death before the villains are brought to justice. Star: Boris Karloff

16. Dead Men W

Two ghoulish grave-robbers supply dead bodies to a medical school by any means necessary... including murder! Moore and Hart, sinister and violent criminals, are a reflection of their surroundings - grim, impoverished 19th-century Edinburgh. The greedy pair abuse their wives and can often be found drunkenly languishing in the decaying confines of the local tavern. When the inebriated Mary Paterson enters the pub with her friend Janet, Moore convinces her to return with him to his lodgings. Hart joins Moore in the gruesome murder of Mary, dismembering her body to fit it into the trunk they use to transport corpses. Dr. Cox, in charge of the medical school, accepts the latest delivery and expresses an interest in a half-witted young man named Jamie. Moore and Hart conspire to add the unsuspecting lad to their growing list of victims. Meanwhile, Janet has enlisted the help of her noble friend Hugh Alston to investigate Mary's disappearance and convince authorities that Moore and Hart are blood-thirsty murderers.

Horror Maniacs, also known as The Greed Of William Hart, was originally filmed under the title (The Crimes Of) Burke And Hare. The threat of a lawsuit by the ancestors of the notorious grave-robber William Hare forced producers to redub the soundtrack and substitute new character names. The expense of this effort was a major strain for the low-budget production and resulted in the elimination of a music soundtrack. The film was one of the last notable movies to star the deliriously hammy Tod Slaughter, an actor whose maniacal performances peaked in such macabre melodramas as Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street and Murder In The Red Barn. Though his fame in the U.S. horror film genre was eclipsed by actors such as Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, Slaughter was well known in his native Britain as a master of menace. In Horror Maniacs, Slaughter stars alongside his real-life wife Jenny Lynn (playing the role of Helen Moore). The scriptwriter and assistant director of Horror Maniacs, John Gilling, filmed the same story ten years later as Flesh And The Fiends with Peter Cushing and Donald Pleasance.

Starring: Tod Slaughter
Directed by: Oswald Mitchell
Screenplay by: John Gilling

DVD Details:

• Run Time: 53 minutes
• Number of Discs: 1
• Originally Released in 1948
• Black & White
• No region encoding; For global distribution.

For movie buffs and collectors alike…this 10-movie, star-filled pack featuring some of Hollywood’s greatest actors is carefully remastered on DVD for hours of home entertainment.

Atom Age Vampire:
An exotic dancer has a terrible automobile accident and as a result is horribly scarred on her face. hoping for a miracle treatment, the dancer visits a scientist who has had marvelous results in restoring patient's appearances. Starring: Alberto Lupo (1960) B&W 87 Min

Good Against Evil:
A young couple is forced to confront the ultimate horror when Satan decides to claim the young woman as his own. Starring: Kim Cattrall (1977) Color 84 Min

The Atomic Brain:
An elderly woman has invested a fortune on a scientist's research which, if successful, will allow him to transfer her brain into the body of a young woman. Starring: Frank Gerstle (1964) B&W 64 Min

Bloodlust:
While vacationing in the tropics, a group of teenagers set sail to an apparent deserted island. They discover that the island is owned by Dr. Balleau and they must elude their host in the hopes of making it off the island alive. Starring: Robert Reed (1959) B&W 89 Min

The Brain that Wouldn't Die:
A surgeon working on experimental transplant procedures seems to be on the verge of a major breakthrough with his technique, even though his surgeon father disapproves of his manner of research. Starring: Jason Evans (1962) B&W 82 Min

The Brain Machine:
Four people with distinctly different backgrounds all volunteer for an experiment involving mind altering and manipulation. Something goes wrong with the procedure and the test subjects and scientists suffer the horrible results. Starring: Gerald McRaney (1972) Color 90 Min

The Little Shop of Horrors:
Seymour Krelboyne works in a skid row florist shop and develops a new type of plant that he hopes to use to make a name for himself and win over his true love. Unfortunately, the new plant not only talks but cannot survive without human flesh and blood. Starring: Jack Nicholson (1960) B&W 73 Min

The Screaming Skull:
A newlywed couple returns from their honeymoon to the estate of the man's late wife. The bride, is tormented by the sudden appearance of skulls throughout the house and grounds. Starring: John Hudson (1958) B&W 68 Min

Nightmare Castle:
A count who experiments with electro-stimulation of human blood discovers that his wife is having an affair. Catching the two lovers together, the count tortures and kills them, using their hearts to further his experiment. Starring: Barbara Steele (1965) B&W 90 Min

White Zombie:
A Haitian plantation owner convinces his young friends to wed at his residence, hoping he can use the opportunity to lure the woman away from her fiance. When she is transformed into a zombie, things become interesting. Starring: Bela Lugosi (1932) B&W 69 Min

Specifications:

• Region 1, NTSC

Features 2 Movies and a Cartoon.  There are a million stories in the naked city and the best are told in high contrast black and white. Enter a world of hard-boiled losers, desperate women, and incredibly dramatic lighting. It's called film noir and two classic examples are presented here. So put on your trench coat, have a seat in the shadows, and let the flickering light from your TV screen show you just how far a guy will go to find the truth - or hide from it.

WHISTLE STOP: Starring Ava Gardner and George Raft

Sultry bombshell Ava Gardner stars as marry, a woman with a past who returns from the big city to her whistle stop hometown. George Raft is Kenny, her former flame who is now a womanizing boozer. Gardner displays the smoldering sensuality that made her a movie goddess and Raft really delivers as a conflicted loser who has one last chance at happiness until he's framed for murder by his big-shot rival. Runtime: 85 minutes

DETOUR: Starring Tom Neal and Ann Savage.

Why couldn't she have been a different girl? That's what Tom Neal wants to know when he stars as Al Roberts, a small time loser who picks up hitchhiker Vera (Ann Savage) on the way to California. Vera turns out to be one of the most evil-minded, cold-hearted, and conniving femme fatales in the history of film. And she's got the goods on Al. How far will Al go to escape her clutches?  Runtime: 68 minutes

The Cat's Canary - Cartoon

Specifications:

Region 1, NTSC