GALLERY OF HORRORS- John Carradine narrates five horror tales, each with a horrific surprise ending. (1967)

GAMMA PEOPLE- The head of a Balkan state’s science department utilizes a gamma ray for experiments on children that can transform them into geniuses or mindless zombies. Unfortunately the ray tends to result in the latter. A very hard to find 50’s film. (1955)

GAMERA THE INVINCIBLE- Original uncut Japanese import version from 1965, digitally re-mastered and letterboxed with original Japanese dialog with English sub-titles. This is the Japan theatrical release from 1965, not the American release of 1966. This is when Gamera is initially discovered and tries to destroy Tokyo. A rare find for the Gamera collector. (1965)

GAMERA; SUPER MONSTER GAMERA- Very rare uncut import print dubbed in English. Gamera battles space aliens with the help “flying super-heros”. This installment in the Gamera series was never released on video in the U.S. (1980)

GAMERA VS BARUGON (aka War Of The Monsters) - First sequel to Gamera The Invincible has the giant turtle battling Barugon, a dinosaur surrounded by a force field. Complete un-cut import print. (1966)

GAMERA VS GAOS (aka Return Of The Giant Monsters) - Gamera returns when Gaos, a winged monstrosity that fires laser bolts thru it’s mouth, attacks Earth without pity. This is an un-cut import print in Japanese with English sub-titles. (1967)

GAMERA VS GUIRON (aka Attack Of The Monsters) - Aliens kidnap two children and take them to another planet in an attempt to lure Gamera into fighting the fierce monster, Guiron. DUBBED IN ENGLISH. (1969)

GAMERA VS LEGION (aka Gamera 2: The Advent Of Legion) -  This print is the complete un-\cut import print in widescreen format. Most of the movie is in Japanese with English subtitles, but some small scenes are dubbed in English. Gamera seems to be up against his toughest foe ever in Legion, a creature that can change it's appearance. This print ALSO contains a five-minute documentary on the making of the film (in Japanese language, but still engaging) PLUS the original Japan theatrical trailer for the film. This film also has the best effects of any Gamera film to date. (1996).

GAMERA VS MONSTER X (aka Gamera vs Jiger)- This Japanese monster marathon stars that giant turtle at Expo ‘70 where ferocious, noisy battles occurs between Gamera and Jiger, who spits spears through it’s jagged mouth. This is an uncut import print in Japanese with English sub-titles in widescreen format. (1970)

GAMERA VS VIRAS (aka Destroy All Planets)- Japanese import with English subtitles. The fourth is the “Gamera” series, he has fallen under the control of aliens. With the help of two small children, he gets free and fights Viras, The Incredible Sea Squid. This is an uncut import print in Japanese with English subtitles. (1968)

GAMERA VS ZIGRA- Aliens called Zigrans plot to conquer Earth, but first have to kill the heroic turtle Gamera. This is an un-cut import print in Japanese with English sub-titles. (1971)

GAPPA; THE TRIPHIBIAN MONSTERS (aka Monster From A Prehistoric Planet) - Even mightier than 'King Kong'! An expedition in the South Pacific lands on a tropical island where the natives worship the mysterious deity Gappa. An earthquake opens up an underground cavern and a baby reptile is discovered inside. The natives warn the foreigners to leave the hatching alone, but they don't listen and take it back to a zoo in Japan. Soon after, momma and papa Gappa start smashing Tokyo looking for their kidnapped child. English dubbed in widescreen format. (1967)

GARDEN OF LOVE- From the director of “Burning Moon” and “Premutos,” in English language. On an idyllic Christmas evening, all members of the Verlaine Commune are brutally massacred by a mysterious killer. The only survivor of the tragedy is Verlaine’s young daughter Rebecca, who is seriously wounded and falls into a long coma. Two years later, she awakes but her mind has blocked all past memories. Adopted by her aunt and uncle and thinking them to be her parents, the horrible truth is kept from her. For those with strong stomachs. (2003)

GARGOYLES- Uncut import theatrical print.  An anthropologist/paleontologist and his daughter, while traveling through the southwestern US, stumble upon a colony of living, breathing gargoyles who in the end only want to be left alone. This was originally a U.S. made for television film, but was released theatrically overseas with scenes deleted from the original version. (1972)

GAS HOUSE KIDS IN HOLLYWOOD- The Gas House Kids go to Hollywood, where they become entangled with a mad scientist while attempting to find a lost treasure in a haunted house. (1947)

GAS PUMP GIRLS- They give new meaning to the term "full-service station"! June and her friends take over a service station formerly run by her uncle. They perform every trick in the book to attract the customers. (1979)

GERMAN CHAINSAW MASSACRE- German Language. Gore, Mayhem, Chainsaws. Need I Say More...

GHOST OF THE HUNCHBACK- In Asian language only. This variation on themes elaborated in Italian horror movies tells of a mansion which is inhabited by ghosts and managed by a hunchbacked caretaker. When a doctor, his assistant and his young niece ignore the hunchback's warnings and install themselves in the place, they are horribly killed. (1965)

GHOST STORY OF YOTSUYA- The ghost of a samurai's wife takes revenge on her husband. (1959)

GHOST TOWN- A dusty ghost town, seemingly abandoned for years, holds the lives of its original inhabitants in an animated netherworld for 100 years. (1988)

GHOST OF HANLEY HOUSE- An obscure, low budget, well-made thriller involving ghostly murders in a spooky old mansion. Stars Barbara Chase and Wilkie De Martel. (1968)

GHOSTS OF SODOM- (UNCUT) Directed by Lucio Fulci. The spirits of Nazis who were killed by bombs while having an orgy, return 50 years later to terrorize a group of teens who stumble upon the house of their death. Filled with more proficient visuals than most Fulci films.(1988)

GHOSTKEEPER- Canadian version of “ The Shining”. When some tourists get lost in a snowstorm on New Years Eve, they decide to stay overnight in a creepy old lodge, and meet a crazy old hag who forgets to tell them about a ghost creature that lives in the basement and feasts on human flesh. Great zombie footage. Film is very rare in the states. (1981)

GIANT BEHEMOTH- The Biggest Thing Since Creation! The dumping of radioactive waste in the ocean disturbs a prehistoric monster than can project electric shocks and radioactive beams. (1959)

GIGANTIS- Original Japanese Theatrical print.

GIRL GANG- A sleazy gangster has a gang of young girls commit robberies and prostitution for him by getting them hooked on drugs. (1954)

GIRL IN THE YELLOW PAJAMAS- English Language with Danish subtitles. A little girl in Australia finds a dead woman wearing yellow pajamas on a beach, whose head has been badly disfigured or burnt. The police have no idea who she is. Scenes alternate between the police investigation storyline, and scenes from the life of a woman who has a number of different men in her life. (1977)

GOBLET OF GORE- Directed by Andreas Schnaas. A cup (the goblet of gore) was once used in barbaric ceremonies that ended in death and despair. As the owners of the goblet die off, the cup exchanges hands down through the centuries, bringing a bloody end to whoever receives it. Rare English Language print. (1999)

GODZILLA SYMPHONIC FANTASIA - 45 minutes of footage of various Godzilla movies with only the soundtracks from each film playing in the background. Rare collector’s item for big G fans.

GODZILLA SYMPHONIC FANTASIA  2. 45 more minutes of various Godzilla movies with soundtracks playing. Another rare item for big G fans.

GODZILLA- LEGEND OF GODZILLA- Third installment of 45 minutes of various footage of Godzilla movies with soundtracks playing. Another rare item for big G fans.

GODZILLA 1984 (UNCUT WIDESCREEN JAPANESE THEATRICAL PRINT OF GODZILLA 1985, SUBTITLED IN ENGLISH) - Godzilla returns for the first time in many years to demolish Tokyo but in time some things have changed...the buildings are now taller than he is, and the humans have developed an attack jet called Super X. (1984/85)

GODZILLA 2000 (Gojira 2000)- Original Japanese theatrical print of Godzilla 2000, widescreen, in Japanese language with English subtitles.

GODZILLA AGAINST MECHAGODZILLA- The latest Godzilla film from Japan has Godzilla again facing his toughest rival .Widescreen in Japanese language w/English subtitles. (2002)

GODZILLA: GIANT MONSTERS ALL OUT ATTACK- 50 years after the first attack in 1954, Godzilla returns to Japan to take revenge. Congregated with the souls of countless Pacific War victims, Godzilla cannot be killed by no weapon except three dormant Sacred Beasts (two of which are Mothra and King Ghidorah) fighting together with human beings. (2001)

GODZILLA ORIGINAL JAPANESE MOVIE TRAILERS- These are the original Godzilla Japanese theatrical trailers from the first 22 Godzilla films. From the first 1954 Godzilla to Godzilla vs. Destroyer in 1996. Most of the trailers are in widescreen and in Hi-Fi Stereo/Mono. In Japanese Language.

GODZILLA VS BIOLLENTE- Original Japanese Theatrical print, widescreen, in Japanese language.