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ATTACK OF THE BEAST CREATURES- A little-known camp horror film about a cruise ship that sinks and a boatload of survivors, in a life raft, make it to a small island. What they find are pools of acid that looks like water (of course one man finds that out by sticking his head into one), and small beast creatures that attack at night. You'll love this grade "Z" movie. (1985) 

ATTACK OF THE KILLER HOG- In a chaotic city called Kimanga City, covered by a rare psychedelic ambience product of a piece of news drugs, wild crimes begin to happen seemingly under the claws of a paranormal creature. Two detectives will descend to the psychological hell of the sinister metropolis to try to meet on the most believable truth. (2000) 

A*P*E- A quickie King Kong imitation made in Korea with American actors. Brought to America by Jack Harris, the ape suit looks like a mangy horse blanket. Originally filmed in 3-D and out-of-print, this is an excellent addition to your grade Z collection. (1976)

AUTOPSY OF A GHOST- Mexican horror comedy. Spanish Language. Stars John Carradine, Basil Rathbone, and Cameron Mitchell.Story of a mad doctor an his weird crazy family, a very skinny woman two dumb detectives, a ghost, and a female robot, among other characters. The ghost is looking for final rest and peace for his soul, but in order to get that he has to make a woman fall in love with him and she has to die for him.. (1968)

BEACH GIRLS AND THE MONSTER (aka The Monster From The Surf) - Jon Hall directed and stars in a film about a nutty oceanographer who spends half his time watching bikini-clad girls and the other half creating a monster to prey on the cuties. Great camp fun. (1965) 

BEAST WITH A MILLION EYES- 50's sci-fi drive-in fare produced by Roger Corman. An obscure E.T. life form comes to Earth and turns all animals against humans. One scene has birds attacking a car (as in Hitchcock's' The Birds). (1958)

BEYOND ATLANTIS- Directed by Eddie Romero. Forgotten by nature... invaded by modern man... half human... half fish! A band of adventurers invade a native island determined to grab a reported fortune in buried treasure. The islanders are just as determined to keep their sacred treasure. Horrible complications ensue. (1973)

BIG BAD WOLF- See the Seven Little Kids Outsmart the Big Bad Wolf. Made in Germany in 1957 and purchased by the children’s movie company “Childhood Productions”, dubbed into English and made a fortune in Kidde Matinees in the mid 60’s thru the mid 70’s. (1957/1966)

BILLY THE KID VS DRACULA- Popular cult film from the 60's. Dracula travels to the American West, intent on making a beautiful ranch owner his next victim. Her fiancé, outlaw Billy the Kid, finds out about it and rushes to save her. Stars John Carradine as Dracula. (1966)

BLACK BELT JONES- Classic 70's blaxpoitation. The Mafia wants to buy Pop's downtown karate studio in an area planned for redevelopment. They get Pinky and his thugs to pressure Pop into selling, but accidentally kill him. The karate students call the kung-fu expert, Black Belt Jones, for help. (1974)

BLOOD- Sexploitation film from director Andy Milligan concerning Dr, Orlovski, a werewolf in 1930's London, who keeps company with man-eating plants and an offspring of Dracula. (1973) 

BLOOD BEAST OF HOLLOW MOUNTAIN- A small-town newspaperman begins to suspect that a wave of murders committed in the area may not be the work of a serial killer but a monster. A little-known fun camp film. (1970)

BLOODSUCKERS FROM OUTER SPACE- NEW UPGRADED PRINT. An invisible force from beyond our atmosphere takes over people's bloodstreams, bleed out all their blood through orifices, then reanimates the body as the living dead. (1984)  SEE THIS FILMS REVIEW IN OUR MOVIE REVIEW SECTION...

BLOODTHIRSTY BUTCHERS- Another classic from producer/writer/director Andy Milligan. This is his retelling of the Sweeny Todd story. A barber and a psychotic pastry preparer mutilate victims and sell the remains as meat pies. A must have for Milligan fans. (1970)

BLOODWATERS OF DR. Z (aka Zaat) - A mad scientist first turns himself into a giant walking catfish monster, then sets out to kill the colleagues who ridiculed him. (1972)

BRAIN FIX- Black-listed Professor Fued believes he has found a cure for acute schizophrenia by implanting living parasites into his patients' brains... (1993)

BRAIN OF BLOOD (aka The Creature's Revenge) - Directed by Al Adamson. Kent Taylor stars as a nut whose brain-transplant experiments produce Gor, a big ugly monster that gets to carry busty Regina Carrol around. Dwarf assistant Angelo Rossitto laughs a lot and pokes at chained woman. A drive-in classic. (1971)

BRIDE OF THE MONSTER- From legendary (for all the wrong reasons) director Ed Wood. Legendary horror icon Bela Lugosi stars as Dr. Eric Vornoff, who with Lobo (Tor Johnson), a crazed man-beast servant, is conducting flesh-burning radiation experiments on humans in an attempt to create a legion of atomic super-men. (1955)

BUENOS NOCHES SENORA MONSTROU- Spanish Language. Extremely rare Paul Naschy Film. Naschy claims to have done this children's musical comedy just for the money, but it shouldn't be so easily dismissed as that. Seen in the right mood, BUENAS NOCHES, SENOR MONSTRUO is a pleasing film with some very funny sequences thanks to our favorite "hombre lobo," the hilarity heightened by the fact that Naschy plays the role as seriously as he can. The story concerns a quartet of kids who get lost on a school trip and wind up in an eerie castle peopled by the classic monsters of filmdom--Dracula, Frankenstein, Quasimodo, and yes, the Wolf Man. (1982)

CAMPY CHEESY HORROR TRAILERS #1- Over one hour of classic horror trailers such as: THE TINGLER, TALES FROM THE CRYPT, TERROR, THE SINFUL DWARF, THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, and much more.

CAMPY CHEESY HORROR TRAILERS #2- Over 60 minutes of trailers from the campiest, cheesiest films ever to be released. Some titles are; BLACK ZOO, CALIFORNIA AXE MASSACRE, BLACKULA, RABID, MY BLOODY VALENTINE, RAW MEAT, and much more.

CAPE CANAVERAL MONSTERS- Directed by the person who brought the world Robot Monster. Two bathers are attacked by beams of light, die in a car crash, and return possessed with alien energy fields. (1960)

CARNAGE- Directed and Produced by Andy Milligan. A young newlywed couple move into their new house, then commit suicide. Three years later, another young couple move into the house. The spirits of the dead couple begin to haunt then kill using household appliances and other bizarre ways. Truly a classic from director Milligan (1983)

CORPSE GRINDERS- Ted V. Mikels exploitationer, as stomach churning as it's title suggests. A cat food cannery uses human flesh to make cat food, resulting in snarling, rabid cats. A camp classic. (1971)

CREATURE OF DESTRUCTION- More schlock from director Larry Buchanan. A stage hypnotist puts a beautiful girl into a trance, turning her into a sea monster that rises from the surf to murder, kill and slaughter. Direct remake of THE SHE CREATURE. (1967)

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CREEPING TERROR- This movie has quite a history. It's about a large crawling rug (look very carefully in some scenes and see the feet of the people pushing it around) that goes around "swallowing" victims (the actors actually crawl into the mouth). One of the So-Bad-It's-Good films. It has been reported the soundtrack for the film was lost upon distribution which is why most of the film is narrated. (1964) 

CROSS OF THE SEVEN JEWELS- While on his way to Rome, a jeweled crucifix belonging to Marco is stolen. This results in Marco turning into a werewolf. In his attempts to recover the item, he meets a Satanic priest possessed by demons. (1987)

CURSE OF THE SWAMP CREATURE- Classic Z movie directed by Larry Buchanan. Mad doctor in the everglades is crazily at work creating a half-human reptile monster. (1966)

DISGUSTING SPACE WORMS EAT EVERYONE- Killer space worm movie. This one in English set in the U.S.A. with goofy characters and cheesy spaceships. An ultimate camp classic that should be on every collector's shelf. Also see our new addition "Terror Of The Disgusting Worms From Outer Space" (1988)

DREAMANIAC- In the sleep-stirring tradition of Phantasm and a Nightmare on Elm Street, Dreamaniac introduces Lily, a deadly leading lady who makes Freddy look like a bargain basement bogeyman! Adam is a heavy metal rocker and part-time Satanist. When Lily enters his dreams, he uses black magic to summon her into reality. Too late, Adam learns that Lily is a succubus. (1986)

EROTIC NIGHTS OF PINOCCHIO- It's Not His Nose That Grows! Adult version of this fairy tale classic. Stars Dyanne Thorne as the Fairy Godmother. (1971) 

EVIL BRAIN FROM OUTER SPACE- Another great entry to the "Starman" series from Japan. In this film, Starman battles deformed Marpetians ruled by the brain of Balazar, an evil scientist. Lots of camp fun.(1956/59)  

FACE OF THE SCREAMING WEREWOLF- Lon Chaney, Jr.stars in this Mexican production called La casa del Terror. A mad scientist finds a mummy and revives it, but under the bandages is a werewolf. Lon Chaney, Jr. wearing the makeup similar to the old Universal Wolfman movies. Dubbed in English. A rarity. (1959/65) 

FILIPINO BATMAN AND ROBIN- Some Filipino film producers in the early 90’s decided to spoof the Tim Burton “Batman” movies. But in this version they made the villains and heroes look like the 1966 Adam West version right down to the costumes. Critically acclaimed and a cult favorite, the soundtrack is 35% English and 65% Filipino.

FILMS NOT TO SLEEP: THE STORY OF CHRISTMAS- On the eve of Christmas of 1985, a group of children finds in a hole a woman (Valdivielso) dressed Papa Noel and who turns out to be a dangerous robber fled with 2 million pesetas. (2005)

FIRST SPACESHIP ON VENUS- Straight from the week-end matinees and TV creature features of the 60's and 70's. An international expedition is launched to the planet Venus. There they find the planet and its former inhabitants completely destroyed by atomic war. The crew faces many perils including a blob-like monster and a one-eyed dinosaur. Great sci-fi campy fun. (1963)

FLESHPOT ON 42ND STREET- Exploitation directed by Andy Milligan. Meet them all! Hustlers and pimps, pushers and S&M freaks, straight guys & girls looking for thrills and one-night stands! (1973)

FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE SPACE MONSTER- Don't miss this grade "Z" classic. The evil princess Marcuzan and her bald assistant Nadir kidnap woman to use to repopulate their dying planet. Frankenstein, an American astronaut who is actually an android, crash-lands near the aliens and becomes a crazed killer with only half a face. There is also an alien monster on-board the spaceship that looks like a cross of every 50's monster suited creations. Don't miss this. (1965) 

FRANKENSTEIN'S CASTLE OF FREAKS-  Italian horror starring Rossano Brazzi as the evil Dr. Frankenstein who creates freako abnormalities with his "Electric Accumulator" Import camp classic also stars "Boris Lugosi" as Ook the Neanderthal Man. (1973)

FROM HELL IT CAME- Great campy horror film from the 50's. A tree trunk named Tabanga branches out when possessed by the radioactive spirit of a dead native. The tree actually walks. Great film fun not to be missed. (1957) 

GODMONSTER OF INDIAN FLATS- A mutant sheep is on the move near a ranch in the American West. Bizarre 70's drive-in flick. (1973)

GONG SHOW MOVIE- A week in the life of "The Gong Show" host and creator Chuck Barris who lives through a series of outrageous competitors, stressful situations, a nervous breakdown and other comical characters involved in his life and work on the TV show. Extremely rare collector's title. (1980)

GROOVE TUBE- Classic 70's drive-in comedy piece. A collection of skits that make fun of television. Everything from commercials to the nightly news are spoofed. Chevy Chase makes a brief (as well as his debut), appearance. (1974)

GURU, THE MAD MONK- Directed by Andy Milligan. A sexploitation in which a torturer drinks the blood of young girls in his confessional. The setting is the Middle Ages, but watch for contemporary sets that slipped by the director. (1970)

HELP ME...I'M POSSESSED (aka The Possessed)- Torture, dismemberment, mad doctors, pretty girls in chains, pretty girls in mini-skirts, doofy hunchbacks, clueless peace officers, deranged child-women, madmen in cages, crummy laboratories, gratuitous violence, cheesy gore, highly illogical plot and shocking music. These are the reasons we used to love to go to the drive-in, and this queer little movie has all of these elements, and more. (1976)

HORROR HOSPITAL- Michael Gough stars as Dr. Storm in a misfire of decapitations and brain experiments. Contains the limo car with the blades on the bumper to decapitate running victims. Uncut import version. (1973) 

HORROR OF PARTY BEACH- This low budget gem from Stamford Ct. is a cult classic. Sea monsters, with what looks like hot dogs hanging from their mouths, are created due to the dumping of radioactive waste off of "Party Beach" This un-cut version contains the gore scenes originally cut when first released. (1964)

HORROR OF THE BLOOD MONSTERS- More Grade Z camp from director Al Adamson. There's no escape when a terrifying wave of inexplicable vampire killings sweep across Earth. The killings are traced to a distant planet, where a crew lands to find primitive vampire-like creatures. (1971)

HUMAN DUPLICATORS-An alien is dispatched from a faraway galaxy to take over the Earth by "duplicating" humans and creating a race of zombies resembling animated pottery in this low-budget sci-fi film. (1965)

INCREDIBLE TWO-HEADED TRANSPLANT- An all-time camp classic. Bruce Dern stars as a mad, and we mean mad, scientist who puts the head of a psychotic killer on the body of a large mentally challenged man. The killer becomes able to control the body and goes on a 2-headed killing spree. (1971)

INVADERS FROM SPACE- The 3rd Starman film, in which he saves Earth from the threat of the reptile-like Kapia Aliens. Cheap n' cheery space thrills. (19??)

INVASION OF THE BEE GIRLS- Horror thriller with fantasy overtones. William Smith stars as a G-man investigating women who turn into men-destroying insects during sex. Classic "B" (no pun intended) film.(1973)

  INVASION OF THE BLOOD FARMERS- Somewhere in upstate New York, a young woman is terrorized by a group of rural farmers primarily interested in a harvest of blood. (1972)

INVASION OF THE GIRL SNATCHERS- In this 1973 drive-in classic romp down the road of go-go boots, bell bottoms, hot pants and topless women, six girls have mysteriously disappeared due to the "Invasion of the Girl Snatchers". In a goofy, Mission Impossible-inspired mission debriefing, Private Pig, Sam Trowel (Hugh Smith) accepts the case of the missing girls. Ruthie (Ellen Trip), one of Sam's operatives, is snatched, bound, gagged, shot-up, hooked to an oscilloscope, painted, smothered then revived quickly, now inhabited by the spirit of an alien. Far-out fun. (1973)

INVASION OF THE NEPTUNE MEN- Humanoids in spacesuits with cone-shaped headpieces, from the eighth planet, attack a group of Earth children rescued by a silver-suited hero they call Space Chief. Later, scientists and military leaders try to put an electronic bubble over Tokyo to fight off the aliens. Along comes Space Chief again to the rescue. Japanese production dubbed in English stars Shinichi (Sonny) Chiba. (1961)

INVASION OF THE SAUCERMEN- Classic sci-fi film from the 50's as giant-headed aliens with bulging exposed brains attempt to take over our planet. (1957)

INVASION OF THE STAR CREATURES- Sci/fi comedy as large-breasted babes from outer space land their ship, and the army is sent to find it. It is found by two army goofs who then find out they are to conquer the Earth with Vege-Men that are aboard ship. Long out-of-print. (1962) SEE THIS FILMS REVIEW IN OUR MOVIE REVIEW SECTION...

ISLAND CLAWS- A biological experiment in Florida goes awry. The result: 8-foot long land crabs which roar loudly and kill everything in sight. (1980)

IT CONQUERED THE WORLD- One of several remaining members of its race, an alien from Venus is guided to Earth by disgruntled scientist Tom Anderson, who tells which humans it should attach mind control devices to. Hard-To-Find Sci-Fi. (1956) 

JACK FROST- Just in time for the holidays comes this 60's kiddee matinee regular. Strange Russian fairy tale dealing with a boy and a girl who go through the strangest situations to be with one another. The boy is transformed by a Mushroom Pixie into a bear, and almost baked by an evil witch who controls trees. The girl is given the Cinderella treatment by her mother and her sister who is jealous of her long braided hair. (1964)

JAPANESE SPIDERMAN (Supaida-Man) - Asian language. Put together from a 41 episode TV show in Japan comes the adventures of the web-slinging hero, except in Japanese language. (197?) 

JESSE JAMES MEETS FRANKENSTEIN'S DAUGHTER- Actually it's the barons granddaughter who encounters the famous outlaw, transplanting an artificial brain of her own creation into the head of Jesse's wounded buddy, whom she renames Igor for some unknown reason. Directed by the infamous "one-take" William Beaudine. (1965)

JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN- The most shattering experience you'll ever live. A young American soldier, hit by a shell on the last day of the First World War, lies in a hospital bed, a quadruple amputee who has lost his eyes, ears, mouth and nose. He remains conscious, and able to reason, and tries to communicate to his doctors his wish that he be put on show in a carnival as a demonstration of the horrors of war. (1971) 

LEGACY OF HORROR- Directed by Andy Milligan!!! Three sisters, with their inane husbands, must spend a night on Haney Island to collect an inheritance. There, they are stalked by a cloaked figure who begins to kill in ghastly ways. (1978)

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD- Children’s Mexican film in Spanish Language. A big, bad wolf has plans of making a meal of a girl known as Little Red Riding Hood. Mexican Kiddie Movie, brought to us by the courtesy of K. Gordon Murray. (1960)

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE MONSTERS- Mexican kiddee matinee classic in English language. Little Red Riding Hood and Tom Thumb fight a vampire and a witch in a haunted forest. (1960)

MAGIC CLOAK OF OZ- SILENT MOVIE. This tale from Oz was directed by the author of "The Wizard of Oz." (1914)

MAGIC LAND OF MOTHER GOOSE- This children's matinee from the 60's has to be seen to be believed. See many storybook characters come to life like OLD KING COLE, RAGGEDY ANN, CASPER THE GHOST, PRINCE CHARMING, SLEEPING BEAUTY, and many others. THIS MATINEE CLASSIC WAS DIRECTED BY GORE MASTER HERSCHELL GORDON LEWIS. A true novelty item and a classic cult film. (1967)

MEET THE FEEBLES (Uncut) - Heidi The Hippo, the star of the Meet The Feebles Variety Hour discovers her husband Bletch, The Walrus is cheating and with all the world waiting for the show the assorted co-stars must contend with their own problems. These include drug abuse, extortion, robbery, AIDS and even murder. While this is happening the love between two of the stars is threatened by the devious Trevor the Rat, who wishes to exploit the young starlet. Director Peter Jackson ‘s cult classic. (1989)

MICROWAVE MASSACRE- A black comedy about a hen-pecked husband who murders his bitchy wife, chops her up, wraps her in foil, and pops her in the freezer. When he accidentally cooks a bit of her in the microwave and eats it, he develops a taste for female flesh. (1979) 

MISTRESS OF THE APES- Directed by the infamous Larry Buchanan. The wife of a famous anthropologist is rushed to hospital in labor. At the same time, druggies raid the hospital looking for drugs, causing the baby to be stillborn. While recovering from the trauma, she learns that her husband has disappeared in Africa. She launches an expedition to find him, and discovers a bizarre world of sexy jungle women! (1979)

MONSTER-A-GO-GO- The picture that comes complete with a 10-foot-tall monster to give you the wim-wams! An astronaut comes back to Earth and crashes in a field, incredibly irradiated and wreaking havoc. Featured the 8-foot tall "actor" "Henry Hite". This film was concluded by gore master Herschell Gordon Lewis, but does not contain his trademark gore scenes. Must be seen to be believed. (1965)

MONSTER AND THE STRIPPER- A trio of hunters in the Louisiana Bayous capture a monster called the Swamp Thing. They take it to New Orleans where (naturally) they display it in a strip joint. When the monster's favorite stripper gets into a fight with another stripper, he breaks loose and starts killing. (1968)

MONSTER OF CAMP SUNSHINE- A scientist carelessly dumps some toxic waste into a river. The gardener at a nudist camp drinks the water, turns into a monster and attacks all the (female) nudists. Another 60's nudie camp classic. (1964)

MONSTER OF PIEDRAS BLANCAS- Long out-of-print, low budget version of Creature From The Black Lagoon. A lighthouse keeper puts food out for the resident of the caves under the surf. Then gruesome murders begin happening in town, and are linked to the creature from the surf. (1959)

MUMMY AND THE CURSE OF THE JACKYL- A very hard-to-find grade Z production of a Mummy coming back to life and the Jackal (better know as a Werewolf) that start a battle which ends up in Las Vegas. Stars John Carradine. A must for the "worst" collector. (1969) 

MY SON THE VAMPIRE (aka Mother Riley Meets The Vampire)- Arthur Lucan presents his final "Mother Riley" film, where his character the bumbling scullery maid finds herself mixed up with a robot belonging to none other than "the Vampire" himself, played by none other than Bela Lugosi. Mother Riley is accidentally dragged along when the mistakenly delivered robot is brought back by remote control to the lair of it's master. (1952)

NAVY VS THE NIGHT MONSTERS- Plant creatures with acid in the veins attempt to take over the world. But they have to first get by Mamie Van Doren. Classic 60's sci-fi invasion adventure. (1966) 

NIGHT OF THE BLOODSUCKERS- John Carradinestars as a modern day Dracula, controlling a harem of beautiful vampires thirsty for blood. They lure their victims to their doom by posing as ladies of the evening. Rated R.  (197?)

OCTAMAN- The title monster is discovered during scientific experiments at a seaside location. Great camp classic. Title creature was an early creation of Rick Baker. (1971)

PLANET OF BLOOD (aka Queen Of Blood)- A scientific expedition to Mars to rescue a crashed spaceship finds only one survivor, a green-skinned alien woman with glowing eyes (Florence Marly). On the trip back, crew members die one-by-one, drained of all their blood. Stars John Saxon and a young Dennis Hopper. (1966)

PLENILUNIO- Spanish Language. The most hilarious special effects in the history of cinema. Undoubtedly the less scary and more naive representation of a monster ever: a cotton made wolf with the look of a decadent cartoon character. This movie fully deserves credit as the best candidate to overthrow " Plan 9 From Outer Space" as the worst movie ever. A must see for anyone with good sense of humor.  (1993)

PSYCHOS IN LOVE- A strip-joint owner and a manicurist find that they have many things in common, the foremost being that they are psychotic serial killers... (1987)

REVENGE OF DR. X (aka Double Garden)- One of the last inept works written by Ed Wood Jr. before his death!!! A mad scientist uses thunder and lightning to turn carnivorous plants into man-eating creatures. Everything you would expect from a movie which involves Ed Wood Jr. Don't miss it. (1970)