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  • REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #1 Triple Feature: NOSFERATU (1922), THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1925) and METROPOLIS (1926)
    NOSFERATU (1922) The first "Dracula" film was made in Germany with Max Schreck as the evil vampire. The count travels across the ocean to invade a new land of fresh blood. Still creepy and atmospheric, this film has scared people for decades. THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1925) Lon Chaney shall not die! He will eternally be remembered for all his classic roles. The grotesque make-up is classic. METROPOLIS (1926) Landmark silent sci-fi film! Workers of the future, a mad scientist and a beautiful robot. ($30.00)

  • REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #2 Triple Feature: DR. SYN (1937), KING OF THE ZOMBIES (1941) and THE VAMPIRE BAT (1933)
    DR. SYN (1937)Stars George Arliss and Margaret Lockwood. Directed by future Universal star production man Roy William Neill. A notorious pirate, long thought dead, is in reality masquarading as a preacher in a small town. He runs a secret society that dresses in skeleton outfits to strike fear. KING OF THE ZOMBIES (1941)  Two men crash an airplane on a distant island. The island is presided over by a zombie leader. Mantan Moreland steals the show with the best one-liners around. THE VAMPIRE BAT (1933) Lionel Atwill, Fay Wray and Dwight Frye in a very good vampire-mystery film from the 30's.  ($30.00)

  • REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #3 Triple Feature: THE APE (1940), DOOMED TO DIE (1940) and THE FATAL HOUR (1940)
    THE APE (1940) Stars Boris Karloff. A misunderstood, good-hearted scientist wants to cure a young woman, but to do it, he must kill. A huge gorilla escapes from a circus and Karloff uses the news to his nefarious advantage. DOOMED TO DIE (1940) Boris Karloff as detective -- Mr. Wong. A great entry in the series. THE FATAL HOUR (1940) Boris Karloff as Mr. Wong, detective. Smuggling and murder on the waterfront in San Francisco...and Wong's on the case! ($30.00)

  • REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #4 Triple Feature: INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN (1956), SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE SECRET WEAPON (1942) and DEAD MEN WALK (1943)
    INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN (1956) Lon Chaney Jr. gets electrocuted, then revived as a super-charged "man made monster." He's nicknamed "The Butcher," because of his murderous reputation. Electrifying fun! SHERLOCK HOLMES & THE SECRET WEAPON (1945) The screen's icon for Sherlock Holmes, Basil Rathbone, is out to foil the Nazi's in gaslit London. DEAD MEN WALK (1943) George Zucco in one of his best roles as twin brothers, one good...one a blood-sucking Satan worshipping vampire!  Dwight Frye returns as a Renfield-like keeper 'o' the coffin! ($30.00)

  • REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #5 Triple Feature: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (1960), HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL (1958), HORROR HOTEL (1960)
    LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (1960) A boy and his dog...errr, no...his plant! A chomping giant man-eating plant relies on his human friend Seymour to find him fresh meat. Still strange. "Feed me Seymour!" See Jack Nicholson in his first role! HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL (1958) Vincent Price as a millionaire who has a Halloween party! He invites people he doesn't know to spend a night in a haunted house. He awards a cash prize for anyone who can make it through. Elisha Cook Jr. as a nervous wreck is wonderful. One of director William Castle's absolute best! HORROR HOTEL (1960) 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. ($30.00)

  • REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #6 Triple Feature: THE TERROR (1963), NIGHTMARE CASTLE (1966) and MANIA (1959)
    THE TERROR (1963) Karloff in a Corman quickie that's really very good. The ghost of a dead woman romances a soldier. A young Jack Nicholson co-stars. NIGHTMARE CASTLE (1966) A cheating wife of a demented evil scientist (not a person to cross!) has an affair. The husband kills his wife and her lover. To retain the estate, he marries his wife's half-wacky sister and tries to scare her to death. The ghosts of the murder victims also join the party. Talk about a dysfunctional family. Barbara Steele, in a dual role, plays the wife and step-sister (with blonde hair). MANIA (1959) A great seldom seen horror with Peter Cushing and Donald Pleasance in a re-telling of THE BODY SNATCHER. Cushing is the medical doctor needing bodies and Pleasance one of his hired men. Chilling and gruesome.  ($30.00)

  • REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #8 Triple Feature: THE KILLER SHREWS (1959), TH GIANT GILA MONSTER (1959) and HUMAN GORILLA (1948)
    THE KILLER SHREWS (1959) Scientist enlarges shrews to the size of dogs....and they're real nasty! Not only are they the size of dogs, they look just like dogs wearing fur coats and paper fangs.  THE GIANT GILA MONSTER (1959) Teenagers, rock & roll and a giant lizard. This is what Americana is all about. HUMAN GORILLA (1948) Stars Richard Carlson and Lucille Bremer. There's some kinda monkey behind those bars! Wierd movie of corrupt judge hiding behind bars in a seedy prison. ($30.00)

  • REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #9 Triple Feature: A SHRIEK IN THE NIGHT (1933), THE WORLD GONE MAD (1933), MANIAC (1934)
    A SHRIEK IN THE NIGHT (1933) A rooming house is p;agued by mysterious murders and a pair of reporters investigate. THE WORLD GONE MAD (1933) The local district attorney is the stalked by a murderer. MANIAC (1934) One of the most bizarre movies of all time. A psychopath kills his nutty employer and assumes his idenity. The maniac then causes terror and depravity to all who get involved with him. Definately borrows from Edgar Allen Poe stories. A walling up scene, the maniac mutilating a black cat and general insanity. Pretty strong stuff for 1934. Some of this stuff seems real and not fiction. An early film in Phyllis Diller's career. Here she plays a grungy call girl who wrestles with another woman. Includes a preview trailer.  ($30.00)

  • REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #10 Triple Feature: NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968), REVOLT OF THE ZOMBIES (1936), DEMENTIA 13 (1963)
    NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968) Classic story of radiation ringing the dead back to life...if that weren't bad enough, they think living people taste pretty good. George Romero directed. REVOLT OF THE ZOMBIES (1936) The Halperin brothers follow-up to WHITE ZOMBIE is missing Lugosi, but still interesting and weird. DEMENTIA 13 (1963) Patrick McGee in a truly first-class low-budget chiller. Suspenseful and shocking with some eerie underwater shots from a small pond and what lies at the bottom. ($30.00)

  • REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #11 Triple Feature: LADY FRANKENSTEIN (1971), MONSTER FROM A PREHISTORIC PLANET (1967), THE MONSTER WALKS (1932)
    LADY FRANKENSTEIN (1972) Stars Joseph Cotton and Sarah Bay. Dr. Frankenstein's daughter is up to her dad's old tricks of creating monsters, with different intentions. All I can say is....poor Joseph Cotten...it's come to THIS. MONSTER FROM A PREHISTORIC PLANET (1967) Also known as GAPPA, THE TRIPHIBIAN MONSTER. Scientists kidnap on baby monster from a remote island, only to have its gigantic parents come after it! THE MONSTER WALKS (1932)  Full of lightning and thunder outside a dark house with a killer loose. A gorilla with an attitude is kept in the basement. Includes a rare spooky cartoon from the 1930's. ($30.00)

  • REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #12 Triple Feature: THE AMAZING MR. X (1948), THE MAD MONSTER (1942), THE MONSTER MAKER (1944)
    THE AMAZING MR. X (1948) Turhan Bey in a great mix of suspense, thrills and moody film noir. A fake spiritualist with a black raven, suddenly finds himself haunted by a client's dead husband. There's a great creepy scene where a ghost-like swirling image of a white dressed figure is coming at the heroine. A top notch forgotten gem! THE MAD MONSTER (1942) A doctor (George Zucco) performs experiments on his gardener (Glenn Strange) and creates a wolf man. THE MONSTER MAKER (1944) A doctor injects a man with deforming acromeglia, making him hideous. A murderous gorilla is thrown in for good measure to complete the party.  J. Carrol Naish stars. ($30.00)

  • REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #13 Triple Feature: SWAMP WOMN (1955), THE PHANTOM FROM 10,000 LEAGUES (1956), CREATURE FROM THE HAUNTED SEA (1961)
    SWAMP WOMEN (1955) A gang of female cut-throats are on the run in the swamps and a police woman is on their trail. PHANTOM FROM 10,000 LEAGUES (1956) Starring Kent Taylor. The Phantom is a  "Black Lagoon" type thing.  CREATURE FROM THE HAUNTED SEA (1961) 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.  ($30.00)

  • REPTILICUS (1962)
    Swedish monster movie with a puppet-dragon as a prehistoric beast that has regenerated itself. Can even the military stop its rampage? The thing is a prehistoric nightmare.  Includes original theatrical trailer. ($25.00)

  • THE RETURN OF CHANDU - Volume One (1935)
    Bela Lugosi as Chandu, the magician. His dear princess is captured by the forces of evil. It's up to Lugosi to face the perils of his life to execute a rescue! Telepathy, hypnotism and magic with Chandu. This volume includes chapters 1-6. ($20.00)

  • THE RETURN OF CHANDU - Volume Two (1935)
    Bela Lugosi as Chandu, the magician. His dear princess is captured by the forces of evil. It's up to Lugosi to face the perils of his life to execute a rescue! Telepathy, hypnotism and magic with Chandu.  This volume includes chapters 7-12. ($20.00)

  • THE RETURN OF THE VAMPIRE (1943)
    It's England during World War II and Lugosi's back as a full throttle vampire. He's got a werewolf assistant and is out for revenge. One of the great roles for Lugosi. ($25.00)

  • THE REVENGE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1958)
    Hammer movie with Baron Frankenstein (Peter Cushing) back to his old tricks. Thoughtful and intense Victorian horror. ($25.00)

  • REVENGE OF THE ZOMBIES (1943)
    John Carradine is creating a race of zombies to do his bidding in a "conquer the world" idea. Mantan Moreland, as usual, steals the show with one liners! (DVD-R $35.00) HTF 

  • REVOLT OF THE ZOMBIES (1936)
    The Halperin brothers follow-up to WHITE ZOMBIE is missing Lugosi, but still interesting and weird. (DVD-R $35.00) OOP

  • THE ROBOT VS. THE AZTEC MUMMY (1959)
    The Aztec Mummy is back, lurching, creeping and shuffling his way to a frenzied killing spree. A group of explorers are plagued by arch criminal Dr. Krupp! Krupp steals a priceless breast plate from the Mummy. The mummy rampages after it. Krupp uses a robot to try and stop the undead creature. Dubbed in English. ($15.00)

REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #1 Triple Feature: NOSFERATU (1922), THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1925) and METROPOLIS (1926)
DVD
$30.00
NOSFERATU (1922) The first "Dracula" film was made in Germany with Max Schreck as the evil vampire. The count travels across the ocean to invade a new land of fresh blood. Still creepy and atmospheric, this film has scared people for decades. THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1925) Lon Chaney shall not die! He will eternally be remembered for all his classic roles. The grotesque make-up is classic. METROPOLIS (1926) Landmark silent sci-fi film! Workers of the future, a mad scientist and a beautiful robot.

REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #2 Triple Feature: DR. SYN (1937), KING OF THE ZOMBIES (1941) and THE VAMPIRE BAT (1933)
DVD
$30.00
DR. SYN (1937)Stars George Arliss and Margaret Lockwood. Directed by future Universal star production man Roy William Neill. A notorious pirate, long thought dead, is in reality masquarading as a preacher in a small town. He runs a secret society that dresses in skeleton outfits to strike fear. KING OF THE ZOMBIES (1941)  Two men crash an airplane on a distant island. The island is presided over by a zombie leader. Mantan Moreland steals the show with the best one-liners around. THE VAMPIRE BAT (1933) Lionel Atwill, Fay Wray and Dwight Frye in a very good vampire-mystery film from the 30's. 

REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #3 Triple Feature: THE APE (1940), DOOMED TO DIE (1940) and THE FATAL HOUR (1940)
DVD
$30.00
THE APE (1940) Stars Boris Karloff. A misunderstood, good-hearted scientist wants to cure a young woman, but to do it, he must kill. A huge gorilla escapes from a circus and Karloff uses the news to his nefarious advantage. DOOMED TO DIE (1940) Boris Karloff as detective -- Mr. Wong. A great entry in the series. THE FATAL HOUR (1940) Boris Karloff as Mr. Wong, detective. Smuggling and murder on the waterfront in San Francisco...and Wong's on the case!

REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #4 Triple Feature: INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN (1956), SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE SECRET WEAPON (1942) and DEAD MEN WALK (1943)
DVD
$30.00
INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN (1956) Lon Chaney Jr. gets electrocuted, then revived as a super-charged "man made monster." He's nicknamed "The Butcher," because of his murderous reputation. Electrifying fun! SHERLOCK HOLMES & THE SECRET WEAPON (1945) The screen's icon for Sherlock Holmes, Basil Rathbone, is out to foil the Nazi's in gaslit London. DEAD MEN WALK (1943) George Zucco in one of his best roles as twin brothers, one good...one a blood-sucking Satan worshipping vampire!  Dwight Frye returns as a Renfield-like keeper 'o' the coffin.

REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #5 Triple Feature: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (1960), HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL (1958), HORROR HOTEL (1960)
DVD
$30.00
LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (1960) A boy and his dog...errr, no...his plant! A chomping giant man-eating plant relies on his human friend Seymour to find him fresh meat. Still strange. "Feed me Seymour!" See Jack Nicholson in his first role! HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL (1958) Vincent Price as a millionaire who has a Halloween party! He invites people he doesn't know to spend a night in a haunted house. He awards a cash prize for anyone who can make it through. Elisha Cook Jr. as a nervous wreck is wonderful. One of director William Castle's absolute best! HORROR HOTEL (1960) 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.

REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #6 Triple Feature: THE TERROR (1963), NIGHTMARE CASTLE (1966) and MANIA (1959)
DVD
$30.00
THE TERROR (1963) Karloff in a Corman quickie that's really very good. The ghost of a dead woman romances a soldier. A young Jack Nicholson co-stars. NIGHTMARE CASTLE (1966) A cheating wife of a demented evil scientist (not a person to cross!) has an affair. The husband kills his wife and her lover. To retain the estate, he marries his wife's half-wacky sister and tries to scare her to death. The ghosts of the murder victims also join the party. Talk about a dysfunctional family. Barbara Steele, in a dual role, plays the wife and step-sister (with blonde hair). MANIA (1959) A great seldom seen horror with Peter Cushing and Donald Pleasance in a re-telling of THE BODY SNATCHER. Cushing is the medical doctor needing bodies and Pleasance one of his hired men.

REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #8 Triple Feature: THE KILLER SHREWS (1959), TH GIANT GILA MONSTER (1959) and HUMAN GORILLA (1948)
DVD
$30.00
THE KILLER SHREWS (1959) Scientist enlarges shrews to the size of dogs....and they're real nasty! Not only are they the size of dogs, they look just like dogs wearing fur coats and paper fangs.  THE GIANT GILA MONSTER (1959) Teenagers, rock & roll and a giant lizard. This is what Americana is all about. HUMAN GORILLA (1948) Stars Richard Carlson and Lucille Bremer. There's some kinda monkey behind those bars! Wierd movie of corrupt judge hiding behind bars in a seedy prison.

REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #9 Triple Feature: A SHRIEK IN THE NIGHT (1933), THE WORLD GONE MAD (1933), MANIAC (1934)
DVD
$30.00
A SHRIEK IN THE NIGHT (1933) A rooming house is p;agued by mysterious murders and a pair of reporters investigate. THE WORLD GONE MAD (1933) The local district attorney is the stalked by a murderer. MANIAC (1934) One of the most bizarre movies of all time. A psychopath kills his nutty employer and assumes his idenity. The maniac then causes terror and depravity to all who get involved with him. Definately borrows from Edgar Allen Poe stories. A walling up scene, the maniac mutilating a black cat and general insanity. Pretty strong stuff for 1934. Some of this stuff seems real and not fiction. An early film in Phyllis Diller's career. Here she plays a grungy call girl who wrestles with another woman. Includes a preview trailer. 

REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #10 Triple Feature: NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968), REVOLT OF THE ZOMBIES (1936), DEMENTIA 13 (1963)
DVD
$30.00
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968) Classic story of radiation ringing the dead back to life...if that weren't bad enough, they think living people taste pretty good. George Romero directed. REVOLT OF THE ZOMBIES (1936) The Halperin brothers follow-up to WHITE ZOMBIE is missing Lugosi, but still interesting and weird. DEMENTIA 13 (1963) Patrick McGee in a truly first-class low-budget chiller. Suspenseful and shocking with some eerie underwater shots from a small pond and what lies at the bottom.

REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #11 Triple Feature: LADY FRANKENSTEIN (1971), MONSTER FROM A PREHISTORIC PLANET (1967), THE MONSTER WALKS (1932)
DVD
$30.00
LADY FRANKENSTEIN (1972) Stars Joseph Cotton and Sarah Bay. Dr. Frankenstein's daughter is up to her dad's old tricks of creating monsters, with different intentions. All I can say is....poor Joseph Cotten...it's come to THIS. MONSTER FROM A PREHISTORIC PLANET (1967) Also known as GAPPA, THE TRIPHIBIAN MONSTER. Scientists kidnap on baby monster from a remote island, only to have its gigantic parents come after it! THE MONSTER WALKS (1932)  Full of lightning and thunder outside a dark house with a killer loose. A gorilla with an attitude is kept in the basement. Includes a rare spooky cartoon from the 1930's.

REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #12 Triple Feature: THE AMAZING MR. X (1948), THE MAD MONSTER (1942), THE MONSTER MAKER (1944)
DVD
$12.00 - 1 dozen
THE AMAZING MR. X (1948) Turhan Bey in a great mix of suspense, thrills and moody film noir. A fake spiritualist with a black raven, suddenly finds himself haunted by a client's dead husband. There's a great creepy scene where a ghost-like swirling image of a white dressed figure is coming at the heroine. A top notch forgotten gem! THE MAD MONSTER (1942) A doctor (George Zucco) performs experiments on his gardener (Glenn Strange) and creates a wolf man. THE MONSTER MAKER (1944) A doctor injects a man with deforming acromeglia, making him hideous. A murderous gorilla is thrown in for good measure to complete the party.  J. Carrol Naish stars.

REEL VALUES HORROR CLASSICS #13 Triple Feature: SWAMP WOMN (1955), THE PHANTOM FROM 10,000 LEAGUES (1956), CREATURE FROM THE HAUNTED SEA (1961)
DVD
$30.00
SWAMP WOMEN (1955) A gang of female cut-throats are on the run in the swamps and a police woman is on their trail. PHANTOM FROM 10,000 LEAGUES (1956) Starring Kent Taylor. The Phantom is a  "Black Lagoon" type thing.  CREATURE FROM THE HAUNTED SEA (1961) 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. 

REPTILICUS (1962)
Daisies
$25.00
Swedish monster movie with a puppet-dragon as a prehistoric beast that has regenerated itself. Can even the military stop its rampage? The thing is a prehistoric nightmare.  Includes original theatrical trailer.