Creepy Classics

Stars Basil Rathbone, Martin Koslek, Ellen Drew and Ralph Morgan. Rathbone is a phoney doctor preying on young women. With the help of Koslek, he murders and takes the cash! Rathbone effectively plays his part with a keen sort of insanity.

David Bruce becomes the Mad Ghoul at the hand of the delightfully evil, lecherous George Zucco. Robert Armstrong (KING KONG) plays a reporter looking for the ghoul. Turhan Bey and Evelyn Ankers too!

The puppetmation feature length film about a monster party at Frankenstein's island. The nephew of Dr. Frankenstein receives a request for the get-together. Other guests include Dracula, The Wolf Man, The Hunchback, Mr. Hyde, The Creature, The Frankenstein Monster and his mate.

The Humphrey Bogart classic with Peter Lorre and Sidney Greenstreet too!

THE MAN FROM PLANET X (1951/Edgar Ulmer/MGM/SP).

Lon Chaney Jr. in his first horror role as an electrical creature that glows and does the bidding of a twisted scientist (Lionel Atwill).

A very entertaining Hollywood version of the life of Lon Chaney Sr. James Cagney is very, very good and the make-ups are fun, though not as refined as the classic Chaney make-ups.

Boris Karloff gets his revenge on a group of people who destroyed his hope of creating a life-saving machine.

Conrad Veidt (CABINET OF DR. CALAGARI) as a tormented soul who was tortured as a youth. The result was a hideous smile that never leaves his face. Pathos and melodrama in one of the great silents. Also stars Olga Baclanova (FREAKS).

A scarred, evil gangster is used as a guinea pig and undergoes a partial brain transplant. His look and personality undergo a dramatic change. Ralph Bellamy is excellent in this film that is similar to BLACK FRIDAY.

MANIAC COP 3 (UAV/SP).

Rare Hammer chiller. All out thriller with a woman in a French restaurant convincing a young man (Kerwin Mathews) to help in a plot to free her husband who is incarcerated in an institution for the criminally insane. Things spiral into tense horror and atmosphere from there!

MANOS, HAND OF FATE (Sinister Cinema, *note: generic box/SP).

Tommy Kirk stars as a Martian who confirms to us earthlings that MARS NEEDS WOMEN. Naturally a struggle ensues.

MARY SHELLEY'S FRANKENSTEIN (1995/Columbia/SP).

One of the wildest horrors of the 1930s. Stars Boris Karloff and Myrna Loy.

MASTER OF THE WORLD (1961/Vincent Price/Orion/EP).

With some really creepy scenes and lots of musclemen. Stars Richard Harrison.

A series of 15-minute broadcast of the sci-fi adventure - Tom Corbett, Space Cadet! Approx. 75 minutes of rocket blasting fun!

Malcolm McDowell stars as Merlin back in the days of magical Camelot.

METROPOLIS (1926/Kino/SP).

METROPOLIS (1926/UAV/LP). Forrest J Ackerman's fave!

The 1927 science fiction spectacle from director Fritz Lang.

Abbott and Costello travel south-of-the-border!

Paraody of Elvira and TV Horror Hosts. Stars Lynn Redgave in a very "1980s" comedy-horror-spoof.

Rare, all black cast thriller from 1939.

Roger Corman cult classic! Like new.

MONSTER MANIA (Classic Monster Movie Trailer-Previews/Goodimes/LP).

Radiation brings to life an underwater caterpillar that grows to enormous (heck, monsterous) proportions. THIS was a great Saturday night flick on TV with all the neighborhood kids huddled around the TV. "Mom, make some popcorn!"

Over 90 minutes of classic monster movie preview trailers.

MONSTERS CRASH THE PAJAMA PARTY (1965/Sinister Cinema/SP).

MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS - Volume Two (Classic British comedy...includes The Argument Clinic, The Spanish Inquisition, The Church oPolice, Rat Cuisine and other classic sketches/Paramount/SP)

MOONSTONE (Stars David Manners/Sinister/SP).

MORNING GLORY (Katherine Hepburn, Douglas Fairbanks Jr./Republic/SP).

Leslie Banks portrays the ultimate hunter who tracks and kills the most dangerous game on his island -- humans! Well-acted and filmed on the KING KONG sets. Dig that crazy trophy room full of heads!

Boris Karloff as the Chinese detective follows clues that start with a murdered princess.

MR. WONG, DETECTIVE (1938/Boris Karloff/Film Classics/SP).

Lon Chaney Jr. as the unstoppable Kharis, The Mummy.

THE MUMMY'S GHOST (1944/MCA-Universal/SP).

Kharis is back! Lon Chaney Jr. stars.

THE MUMMY'S HAND (1940/MCA-Universal/SP).

THE MUMMY'S SHROUD (1966/Hammer/Anchor Bay/SP).

Lon Chaney Jr. rocks as Kharis, the mummy!

The Boris Karloff classic with the early collectible box art.

The 1932 classic with Boris Karloff and Edward Van Sloan. Portrait style artwork on this release.

THE MUMMY (1932/MCA/SP/*Like new).

Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing star in this Hammer version of THE MUMMY!

Collectible Big Box version. Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing star in this Hammer version of THE MUMMY!

Bela Lugosi in Edgar Allan Poe's tale of torture and an ape.

MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE (1971/Herbert Lom/****This is the American release version with red tinted scenes that are not on the DVD/Orion Video/SP).

Lionel Atwill's finest performance. Only he could play a slimy, nasty, evil guy with a sparkle and a smile. Graphic and horrifying. A modern day Poe-styled story with a man obsessed, murder and mayhem. The ending will put you through the roof. A howler!

Stars William Leslie, Dolores Faith, Pamela Curran, Richard Garland and Harold Lloyd Jr. Astronauts explore the ice caves of the moon (NASA still doesn't know about these!). While there, they are infected with an outer space fungus that turns them into monsters.

MY FAVORITE BRUNETTE (1947/Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Peter Lorre, Lon Chaney/EP).

MY FAVORITE BRUNETTE (1947/Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Peter Lorre, Lon Chaney/Hollywood Select/SP).

Ray Harryhausen effects in this Jules Verne tale of giant beasts on a time-forgotten island.

MYSTERIOUS MR. WONG (1935/Bela Lugosi/VCI/SP).

A great early color horror flick. Lionel Atwill is a sculptor who tries to save his work when a greedy building owner want to burn the museum for insurance money. Atwill is knocked unconscious and left to die by the building owner. He survives...and now completely insane.