| FILMOGRAFIA
LETRA A |
| ABOMINABLE
SNOWMAN OF THE HIMALAYAS (1957) Peter Cushing y Forrest Tucker buscan al abominable
homre de las nieves en el techo del mundo |
| ALIEN
TERROR (1968, aka THE SINISTER INVASION) Boris Karloff, Maura Monti, Enrique
Guzman. Karloff plays Professor John Mayer, a man who has discovered an incredibly
powerful source of energy that he is determined to keep for himself, despite the fact that
the government and aliens from outer space both want it. Color, 90 min. |
| ALLIGATOR
PEOPLE, THE (1959) Beverly Garland, Lon Chaney, Jr., Richard Crane, Bruce Bennett,
Frieda Inescort. Experiments lead to half-alligator, half-man mutants. Directed by Roy Del
Ruth. B&W. |
| ALPHAVILLE
(1965) Eddie Constantine, Howard Vernon. Classic sci-fi from director Jean-Luc Goddard as
a detective is sent to a strange futuristic city to find and rescue a missing scientist.
In French with English Subtitles. B~W, 100 mins. |
| AMAZING
TRANSPARENT MAN, THE (1959) Douglas Kennedy, Marguerite Chapman. A mad scientist turns
a convict invisible in order to steal radioactive materials. Letterboxed, B&W, Approx.
59 min. |
| APE,
THE (1940) Boris Karloff, Henry Hall. A mad scientist takes his experiment for curing
spinal disease too far. When he begins transfusions of spinal fluids from apes into
humans, the results are monstrous. B&W, 63 min. |
| APE
MAN, THE (1943) Bela Lugosi, Louise Currie, Wallace Ford. A scientist injects himself
in order to obtain the power of apes. He then must murder humans for their spinal fluid in
order to return to normal. B&W, 70 min. |
| ASTOUNDING
SHE MONSTER (1957) Robert Clarke. A gang of crooks holds a pair hostage when a
spaceship lands nearby containing a mysterious female alien. This is undoubtedly the best
print of this film ever seen on home video. Ed Wood was a consultant on this film. |
| ATOM
AGE VAMPIRE (1962) Susanne Loret. A mad scientist uses weird glandular transplants to
restore beauty to a woman's horribly scarred face. He occasionally turns into a hideous
monster and attacks the locals. |
| ATOMIC
CITY, THE (1952) Gene Barry, Lee Aaker, Michael Moore, Lydia Clarke, Nancy Gates,
Milburn Stone. In this sci-fi thriller, Barry stars as a nuclear scientist whose son is
kidnapped by terrorists. The story and screenplay were nominated for an Academy Award.
B&W, 85 min. |
| ATOMIC
MAN, THE (1956) Gene Nelson, Faith Domergue. A nuclear accident causes an injured
man's mind to think into the future. |
| ATOMlC
SUBMARINE (1960) Dick Foran. A U.S. atomic sub discovers an underwater flying saucer
piloted by an alien monster. B&W, 71 mins. |
| ATTACK FROM MARS (1954) This film tells the
terrifying story of a handful of people who fight off a fearsome vampire creature from the
planet Mars when it invades the local movie theater in Burbank. If you like gorgeous
girls, hot dudes, spacemen, villains, nerds, heroes & heroines, cadavers, vampires,
drag queens, cowboys and rock n' roll, this one's for you. Color. |
| ATTACK
OF THE 50-FOOT WOMAN (1958) Allison Hayes, Yvette Vickers. After a close encounter
with a 30-foot alien who travels in an interstellar sphere, Allison Hayes grows beyond
belief. Yvette Vickers is the sultry sexpot girlfriend of Hayes' philandering hubby Harry.
Va-va-va BOOM! B&W. |
| ATTACK
OF THE CRAB MONSTERS (1957) Naval scientists discover giant crabs on a Pacific atoll
that can assimilate the brains of their decapitated victims. With Richard Garland, Pamela
Duncan, Russell Johnson, and Jonathan Haze. |
| ATTACK
OF THE GIANT LEECHES (1959) Radiation causes leeches to mutate into giant bloodsuckers
that threaten the residents of a small bayou town. Yvette Vickers is the sexy and
indiscriminate storekeeper's wife. |
| ATTACK
OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE (1958, aka FANTASTIC PUPPET PEOPLE) John Agar, June
Kenny, John Hot, Susan Gordon. Hoyt is a lonely old dollmaker who uses his shrinking
machine he keeps in the back room to reduce people to one-tenth of their normal size. He
keeps his victims asleep in glass tubes and occasionally takes them out for parties and
dancing! Agar, himself miniaturized, leads the other shrunken members in rebellion. From
director Bert I. Gordon, who also gave us films like "The Cyclops"
and "The Amazing Colossal Man." B&W, not rated. |
| AWFUL
DR. ORLOF, THE (1962) Howard Vernon. A mad doctor stalks the back streets in search of
young girls who he kidnaps and murders. Stark and chilling, it's one of director Jesse
Franco's better films. B&W, not rated. |
| FILMOGRAFIA
LETRA B |
| BARBARELLA (1968) Jane Fonda, John Phillip Law,
David Hemmings, Marcel Marceau, Anita Pallenberg, Milo 0'Shea. Based on a French sci-fi
comic strip, this cult classic features the bizarre adventures of a space nymphet (Fonda)
who encounters fantastic creatures, super beings, and lots of sex. Sheer camp, and you
won't want to miss the elbow-sex scene! Written by Terry Southern. Fonda was married to
director Roger Vadim at the time, and it's the best she's ever looked on film. Color, 99
min. |
| BARON
BLOOD (1972) Collector's Edition. Widescreen. Renovation of a 16th century castle into
a tourist resort hit a horrifying snag when two college students accidentally revive the
castle's former owner, a depraved nobleman who uses restored torture instruments for his
sadistic pleasures. Joseph Cotton, Elke Sommer. Directed by Mario Bava. 90 min. |
| BAT,
THE (1959) Vincent Price, Agnes Moorehead, Darla Hood. A mad killer is on the prowl in
an old, gothic mansion filled with terrified people. The fiend uses his claw-like hand to
rip out the jugular veins of his victims. VC2121 $14.95 |
| BATTLE
OF THE WORLDS (1964) Claude Rains, Maya Brent, Bill Carter. Scientists attempt to
blast a hostile planet out of the sky before it levels Earth. Color, 70 min |
| BEACH GIRLS AND THE MONSTER, THE (1965) At
Malibu Beach, you'll find everything: hot hunky surfers, bikini-clad chicks stacked to
Pasadena, rock n' rollers, beatniks, booze and something else...a hideous reptilian
monster with a hunger for bitchin' babes. Great fun! John Hall, Sue Casey. From a stunning
35mm print includes the often-missing Technicolor sequence. 70 min. |
| BEAST
FROM 20,000 FATHOMS, THE (1963) Paul Christian, Paula Raymond, Cecil Kellaway, Kenneth
Tobey, Lee Van Cleef. Atomic tests thaw out a giant dinosaur in the Arctic, and heads for
its former breeding groundsÑnow New York Cityl. Good story brought to life by Ray
Harryhausen's special effects, and based on "The Foghorn" by Ray
Bradbury. Directed by Eugene Lourie. B&W, 80 min. |
| BEAST
FROM HAUNTED CAVE (1959) Michael Forest, Sheila Carol. A gang of criminals hides out
in a mountain cabin only to be killed off one by one at the hands of a horrible cave
monster. Directed by Monte Hellman. B&W, 64 min. TV7004 $14.95 |
| BEAST
OF YUCCA FLATS, THE [1961) Tor Johnson, Conrad Brooks, Douglas Mellor, Barbara
Francis. When Tor is caught in a nuclear blast, he transforms into a rampaging monster.
Includes the nude rape scene missing from most prints. B&W, 57 min. |
| BEAST
WITH FIVE FINGERS, THE (1947) Robert Alda, Andrea King, Peter Lorre, Victor Francen,
J. Carrol Naish. A pianist dies and leaves his fortune to his nurse. The occupants of his
villa are terrorized by the pianist's severed hand, which was cut off by Lorre. Lorre
suffers from hallucinations of the hand and can't stop it from fulfilling its mission no
matter what he does. A creepy thriller directed by Robert Florey. B&W, 88 min. |
| BEGINNING
OF THE END (1957) Atomic energy causes giant locusts to invade Chicago. With Peter
Graves, Peggy Castle, and Morris Ankrum. B&W, 80 mins. |
| BELA
LUGOSI MEETS A BROOKLYN GORILLA (1952) Bela Lugosi, Duke Mitchell, Sammy Petrillo.
Martin & Lewis look-a-like's play a pair of nightclub performers who fall out of a
plane and find themselves stranded on a jungle island. They discover Lugosi, who's
experimenting with a serum that turns people into gorillas. A rarely seen camp classic
that's more fun than a barrel of monkeys! B&W, 72 min. |
| BERSERK!
(1967) Joan Crawford, Diana Dors, Judy Geeson, Ty Hardin. A sleazy traveling circus is
plagued with a series of homicides. Who could the killer be? Color, 95 min.. |
| BEYOND
THE TIME BARRIER (1959) Robert Clarke, Darlene Tompkins. A jet pilot breaks through
the time barrier only to find himself in a post WWIII Earth, menaced by mutants and a
deadly virus. Directed by Edgar G. Ulmer. B&W, 75 min. |
| BlMBOS B.C. When the prehistoric Bimbos
discover that their Queen has been bitten by a radioactive beast, the bimbos begin a quest
to find an antidote to save the Queen from the deadly poison. 75 min. |
| BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE (1970) Tony
Musante, Suzy Kendall. A "Jack the Ripper"-type maniac slithers around the dark
byways of Rome, slicing up pretty girls and carving the emotions of terrified viewers in
this early Giallo from director Dario Argento, the Italian Master of Horror. Color |
| BIRDS,
THE (1963) Rod Taylor, Tippie Hedren, Jessica Tandy, Suzanne Pleshette. Birds of all
shapes and sizes attack the residents of Bodega Bay in this classic thriller showcasing
Alfred Hitchcock at his very best. Rated PG13, Color, 119 min. |
| BLACK
CASTLE, THE (1952) Richard Greene, Stephen McNally, Boris Karloff Invited for a
leopard hunt by a cruel count (McNally), Greene becomes ensnared in a cat-and-mouse game
fueled by his attraction to the count's wife and the trickery of physician Karloff.
B&W, 82 min. |
| BLACK
CAT, THE (1934) Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, David Manners, Jacqueline Wells. Karloff
and Lugosi star in this shocking horror classic of Satanism and murder. A bus crash on a
lonely Austrian road compels American honeymooners to spend the night at the sinister
house of Herr Poelzi (Karloff). B&W, 66 min. |
| BLACK
CAT, THE (1968) This fiendish feline has nine lives and plans on living all of them
out stalking the residents of a small English town! Stars Patrick Magee and Mimsy Farmer. |
| BLACK
DRAGONS (1942) A Nazi plastic surgeon transforms six Japanese agents into six
prominent Americans, then kills off the real thing. Bela Lugosi, Joan Barclay, Clayton
Moore. Color, 58 min. HSV53323 $12 95 |
| BLACK
FRIDAY (1940) Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, Stanley Ridges. Brain specialist Karloff
transplants part of a gangster's brain into a dying professor (Ridges). The operation
saves his life but at a terrible cost. B&W, 70 min. |
| BLACK
ROOM, THE (1935) Boris Karloff, Marian Marsh, Robert Allen, Katherine DeMille. An evil
count lures victims to his castle, but his twin brother arrives to fulfill an ancient
prophecy. Karloff shines in a great dual role. B&W, 70 min. |
| BLACK
SABBATH (1963) Boris Karloff, Jacqueline Pierreux, Michele Mercier, Lidia Alfonsi,
Susy Anderson, Mark Damon. Three chilling horror tales from master director Mario Bava are
connected by narrator Karloff, who also appears in the final segment as a WurdalakÑa
vampire that kills those he loves. Color, 96 min. |
| BLACK
SCORPION, THE (1957) :Richard Denning, Mara Corday. An earthquake opens pathways to
the surface for giant scorpions. Great special effects by Willis O'Brien highlight this
'50s sci-fi classic. B&W, 88 min. WA12880 $14.99 |
| BLACK
SLEEP, THE (1956, aka DR CADMAN'S SECRET) All-star horrors featuring Basil Rathbone as
a doctor who experiments with a deadly drug and human brains. With Lon Chaney, Akim
Tamiroff, John Carradine, Bela Lugosi, and Tor Johnson. Newly re-mastered. |
| BLACK
SUNDAY (1960) Barbara Steele. An ancient witch and her evil servant return from the
grave to fulfil1 an ancient curse. This is the British version that features the original
music score. Newly re-mastered. |
| BLACULA
(1972) William Marshall, Thalmus Rasulala, Denise Nicholas, Vonetta McGee. African
vampire, Prince Mamuwalde, stalks the streets of L.A. in search of fresh blood. Good blend
of blaxploitation and horror. Followed by "SCREAM, BLACULA, SCREAM." Color, 92
min. OR2110098 $14.95 |
| BLOOD
AND BLACK LACE (1964) A psychotic killer stalks beautiful young womenÑand the red
sauce flows! Mario Bava's masterpiece was the basis for the popular Friday the 13th film
series. Stars Cameron Mitchell, Eva Bartok. Newly re-mastered.Color,90min. |
| BLOOD
AND ROSES (1960, aka ET MOURIR DE PLAISIR) Mel Ferrer, Elsa Martinelli, Annette Vadim,
Marc Allegret. A young woman caught up in her family's vampirific past becomes possessed
by a bloodsucker and commits many murders. Beautiful cinematography, and based on Sheridan
LeFanu's "CARMILLA". Written and directed by Roger Vadim. Color, 74 min. |
| BLOOD
FOR DRACULA (1973, aka ANDY WARHOL'S DRACULA) Joe Dallesandro, Udo Kier.
Count Dracula (Kier) requires the blood of virgins to stay alive. Pretending to seek the
hand in marriage of one of four aristocratic Italian sisters, he discovers that they are
experienced and the impure blood makes him violently ill! Paul Morrissey scripted, Antonio
Margheriti directed. Digitally re-mastered and uncut. Color, 103 min. |
| BLOOD
MANIA (1971) Peter Carpenter, Maria De Aragon, Chris Marconi. A sex-crazed femme
fatale helps speed along her father's death so she can use her inheritance to help out her
depraved boyfriend. These virtuous characters eventually get chopped into little pieces!
Not for the squeamish. Color. |
| BLOOD
SHACK - THE DIRECTOR'S CUT (1971) In this alternately edited version of Ray Dennis
Steckler's horror classic, non-essential footage that was used to pad out the film to 70
min. has been stripped away resulting in a much better paced and atmospheric production. A
new music score further enhances the mood of the picture. This was what Ray originally had
intended to film. |
| BLOODLUST
(1959) Wilton Graff, June Kennedy, Robert Reed. Teenagers fall prey to a mad scientist who
hunts them down like animals and then stores their bodies in glass tanks. Fans will
remember Reed as "Mike Brady" of "The Brady Bunch." B&W, 89 min. |
| BLOODLUST:
THE VAMPIRE OF NUREMBERG (1988) In 1970's Germany, a depraved maniac was on the loose
and committed the most gruesome and horrifying crimes ever encountered. Known as "The
Vampire of Nuremberg," he would break into funeral homes at night to suck the fluids
from fresh corpses and then dismember them! He soon stalks the living, drinking the blood
of his victims to satisfy his insane bloodlust. |
| BLOODSUCKING
FREAKS (1975, aka THE INCREDIBLE TORTURE SHOW) Gore-O-Rama
Director's Cut! If you're into brainwashing, naked gals in cages, snuff films, and sucking
brains through straws, this film is for you. |
| BLOODY DEAD, THE (1970, aka CREATURE WITH
THE BLUE HAND) Klaus Kinski leads the cast as the evil doctor running an insane
asylum. Inside his madhouse, cannibals are given human meals, young girls are fed to
hungry rats, and a hooded phantom slashes visitors by night with his knife-bladed hand
(long before "Freddy" did the same on "Elm Street"). The author of the
famous horror and mystery writer, Edgar Wallace, creator of the original story for
King Kong 90 min. |
| BLOODY
PIT OF HORROR, THE (1965) Mickey Hargitay. The "Crimson Executioner" seeks a
torturous revenge on unsuspecting cheesecake models in this sadistic Italian horror. Based
on the writings of the Marquis de Sade. Color, mature audiences. "My vengeance needs
blood!" |
| BLUEBEARD
(1944) John Carradine, Jean Parker, Nils Asther. A maniacal artist lures young women to
his studio where he strangles them and then dumps their bodies into the river. Directed by
Edgar G. Ulmer from good old PRC Studios. B&W, 73 min. |
| BOWERY
AT MIDNIGHT (1942) Bela Lugosi, John Archer, Wanda McKay, Tom Neal. A kindly
psychiatrist (Lugosi) leads a double life as a criminal mastermind, and even revives the
dead to do his bidding! Very atmospheric. |
| BOY
AND HIS DOG, A (1975) Written by legendary sci-fi author Harlan Ellison (Star Trek,
The Twilight Zone), this classic cult tale follows a young man and his telepathic dog in
the year 2024, as they struggle to survive in a post-atomic wilderness. Color, 88
min. |
| BRAIN,
THE (1965) Peter Van Eyck, Anne Heywood, Cecil Parker, Bernard Lee. A scientist is
overtaken by a dead man's brain that he keeps "alive" in his laboratory.
Directed by Freddie Francis. |
| BRAIN
DAMAGE (1988) Rick Herbst, Gordon MacDonald, Jennifer Lowry. A brain-sucking parasite
addicts a young man to the blue liquid he injects in his brain. A real scream. Directed by
Frank Henenlotter. Rated R. Color, 89 min. |
| BRAIN
FROM PLANET AROUS, THE (1957) John Agar, Joyce Meadows. Scientist Agar's mind is taken
over by an evil giant alien brain from outer space, bent on controlling the Earth.
CLASSIC! B&W, 71 min. |
| BRAIN
THAT WOULDN'T DIE, THE (1959) Herb Evers. TOTALLY UNCUT! A doctor keeps his
decapitated fiancŽeÕs head alive in a pan while he looks for a female body to attach
it to. |
| BRAM
STOKER'S COUNT DRACULA (1970) A young lawyer and his fianc lives are changed when they
travel to Transylvania and meet up with Count Dracula. Klaus Kinski, Christopher Lee.
Color, 96 min. |
| BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN, THE (1935) Boris Karloff, Elsa
Lanchester. One of the outstanding horror classics of al1 time. Karloff reprises his role
as film history's most misunderstood monster who longs for a mate of his own. Lanchester
co-stars as the ill-fated, monster-made bride. |
| BRIDE
OF THE GORILLA (1951) Lon Chaney, Raymond Burr, Barbara Payton. In this atmospheric
jungle thriller, a voodoo curse transforms a man into an ape. Payton, known more for
scandals than film roles, does a great dance. One of the last of the occult horror dramas,
popular in the 30s and 40s. From the Jack Broder Library. Written and directed by Curt
Siodmak. B&W, 65 min. |
| BRIDE
OF THE MONSTER (1955) Bela Lugosi, Tor Johnson. Ed Wood directed this sci-fi thriller
that features Lugosi as a mad scientist conducting strange, flesh-burning radiation
experiments on humans in an attempt to create a legion of atomic super-men. B&W/Mono,
68 min. |
| BRIDES
OF DRACULA, THE (1960) David Peel, Peter Cushing, Martita Hunt, Yvonne Monlaur. A
beautiful young French girl (Monlaur) unwittingly frees a man mysteriously chained to the
wall of his room. Once unbound, the Baron fiendishly recruits the undead for his evil
purposes. Color, 86 min. |
| BRIDES
OF FU MANCHU, THE (1966) Christopher Lee, Heinz Drache, Douglas Wilmer, Tsai Chin,
Burt Kwouk. Lee, in his second appearance as Fu Manchu, has kidnapped twelve beautiful
women, each the daughter of an international political figure. Directed by Don Sharp.
Color, NR, 94 min. |
| BUCKET
OF BLOOD, A (1959) Dick Miller. A wimpy beatnik coffee shop waiter accidentally kills
a number of people and animals. He conceals the bodies in clay, passes them off as
statues, and is hailed as a genius. Hilarious. |
| BUG
(1975) Bradford Dillman, Joanna Miles. Mankind suffers under an attack by 10-inch
cockroaches that can belch flames, eat raw meat, and are resistant to insecticides!
Written and produced by William Castle. Rated R. Color, 100 mins. |
| BURIED
ALIVE (1939) A tale of gripping horror unfolds in this poverty row classic. A young
girl dies a silent death much to everyone's surprise. But, she's not really dead! As the
grave of darkness engulfs her still form? Her anguished spirit cries out for life. Beverly
Roberts, Robert Wilcox, Paul McVey, Wheeler Oakman. B&W. |
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