Creepy Classics

The expressionistic classic. A silent with cool sets and acting. A carnival magician keeps a somnambulist under his power to commit murder by night. Often imitated, never duplicated. A psychotronic original!

A criminal mastermind is engadged in obtaining a secret weapon that will enable his fleet of aircraft to rule the world. It's Catain Midnight to the rescue and pursuit of the evil-doer. Non-stop excitement in this rocking cliffhanger told in 15 chapters!

An evil phatom car terrorizes a community, killing people in it's path. Is there anyone even driving the vehicle...or is it possessed by something unnatural?

After a terrible car accident a woman sets out for a new life as a church organist. She is haunted by zombie-like spectres and her organ playing sounds possessed. Low budget and truly creepy. Also known as CORRIDORS OF EVIL.

Bob Hope meets Lon Chaney Jr.!

The grandaddy of old dark house flicks. A creeping cat killer, hidden panels, corpses falling from closets and a terrified heroine.

Astronauts find a cave on the moon filled with women in leopard-skin outfits...? Okay, I'm game. What is their evil intent on the spacemen? Far-Out and wacked-out!

Lights flicker out and young woman are found dead throughout a small European village. Creepy stuff as an ancient curse called "Green Eyes" is blamed. Strange phatoms lurk beneath the local castle in a maze of dark caves. Imported from West Germany/Yugoslavia by Richard Gordon.

Vincent Price as a corporate TV sponsor with devious plot to oust a game show winner that is eating at his profits! Price in a classic fun comedy with Ronald Coleman and Celeste Holm.

Bela Lugosi as the mystical magician Chandu. Also stars Claire Kimball Young. This is the feature version from some of the chapters from the serial THE RETURN OF CHANDU.

Stars Sidney Toler. It's World War 2 and a master criminal is destroying Allied planes. Charlie Chan is attending a police convention and finds himself on a deadly trail...a trail that may help save our forces.

A scientist is found dead...Chan is on the case. Charlie Chan (Sidney Toler) and assistant Birmingham Brown (Mantan Moreland) look into the homicide of the doctor who invented a way to make wood as hard as iron.

Chan is investigating murder after murder. It appears that the killer could be a giant cobra. One of the most dark and shadowy Chan pictures; A film noir feel and gritty characters. Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan and Mantan Moreland as Birmingham Brown.

Warner Oland as Chan and Boris Karloff as a wronged opera star who's gone crazy. Lots of 1930's fun with the wry detective as he unravels a mystery oat the opera house. A great opening scene with Karloff playing he piano as a thunderstorm lights up the sky.

A real winner in terror and fright. A top-flight horror with a low budget. Effective chills with Christopher Lee in the cast. A hitchhiker scene that you won't forget. A young woman researches witchcraft in a small New England town full of fog.... and witches.

Classic TV Shows includes THE BRAINWASHING OF JONATHAN HARP starring Vincent Price.

Classic TV Shows includes episodes of ONE STEP BEYOND.

Complete 15 chapter serial at SP speed!

A Lugosi poverty row fave. Bela is using the blood of young woman to keep his wife youthful. Dreadfully delightful, with Lugosi giving it his all.

A Lugosi poverty row fave. Bela is using the blood of young woman to keep his wife youthful. Dreadfully delightful, with Lugosi giving it his all.

Stars Robert Quarry, Robert Perry, Michael Murphey and Donna Anderson. A group of young people get involved with an occult expert, Count Yorga. Turns out he's the real deal -- a blood sucking powerful vampire living in a huge mansion in LA.

Richard Crane is Rocky Jones, Space Ranger! Nutty space opera stuff that was early sci-fi TV targeted at children.

"He's got NO head!" That's how this atmospheric, well-acted Sci-Fi winner kicks off, with a character expounding on a victim. Forrest Tucker and a British cast excel as a radioactive mist full of monsters creeps down the alps. Original British title: THE TROLLENBERG TERROR.

"He's got NO head!" That's how this atmospheric, well-acted Sci-Fi winner kicks off, with a character expounding on a victim. Forrest Tucker and a British cast excel as a radioactive mist full of monsters creeps down the alps. Original British title: THE TROLLENBERG TERROR.

A bit darker film for the teenage crowd in 1963. An astronaut is possessed by an alien before re-entering the earth's atmosphere. His ship is blown to bits, but his hand/arm (still possessed by the alien) washes up on a beach.

The Creature's first outing and the beginning of the last great Universal monster icons. Richard Carlson and the lovely Julie Adams command the cast of great character actors. Favorite scene: the Creature kidnapping Julie Adams and jumping overboard with her!

Roger Corman directed oddity. A cold war espionage/spy/horror/comedy film! A secret agent on a boat and a "faked-sea monster" that turns out to be the real thing. Very weird.

A Todd Slaughter classic. If you thought Lugosi or Carradine would go over the top -- forget it. This guy gives new meaning to hamming it up as an evil murderer. Once you start getting into Slaughter's macabre high-camp, you'll be hooked on his films. A hoot!

Tod Slaughter as Stephen Hawke, a credit lender that will stop at nothing (including murder) for cash and young women. The perfect seedy character that Slaughter was meant to portray.

Vincent Price is at odds with a witch who's got her mind set on vengence! A wereolf like creature is summoned and other demons to repay Price for his raiding and murdering of a coven of witches.

Also known as: THE SNAKE PEOPLE, ISLE OF THE SNAKE PEOPLE and ISLE OF THE LIVING DEAD. Stars Boris Karloff. In his studies of ancient black arts, Karloff falls into a place of evil and sacrifices. His daughter becomes a victim of the Snake People!

One of the most ferocious looking werewolves ever. A glossy Hammer production of a boy cursed to be a werewolf. Class "A" Hammer Horror!