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THE HANDS OF ORLAC (1961)
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The classic re-telling of a man who finds the hands of a killer grafted onto his body. They have a mind of their own
and want to continue with their dirty work! Mel Ferrer and Christopher Lee are in this version. A British-French production.
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THE HAUNTED STRANGLER (1958)
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Karloff as a dual-personality newspaper reporter/madman. A British tale of insanity and bedlam...Karloff does a convincing
transformation with no make-up.
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THE HAUNTED WORLD OF ED WOOD (Documentary)
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Absolutely excellent documentary on the life and films of "bad-movie" director Ed Wood. Interviews with EVERYONE from
Bela Lugosi Jr. to the chiroprator from PLAN NINE FROM OUTER SPACE to Conrad Brooks and Delores Fuller. DVD includes the 23
minute rare first film of Ed Wood's CROSSROADS oF LAREDO and ten galleries of Ed Wood rarities!
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THE HIDEOUS SUN DEMON (1958)
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Robert Clarke stars as a man gets an overdose of radiation. Then when exposed to the sun's rays, he turns into a 6 foot
lizard man...scales and teeth. A reptilian-werewolf of sorts.
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HILLBILLIES IN A HAUNTED HOUSE (1967)
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Country singers and a "country comedian" end up in a haunted house after car trouble. Lon Chaney Jr., John Carradine
and Basil Rathbone are lurking about as well as a mad scientist.
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HORROR CLASSICS 2 Double Feature: INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN (1956)/THE AMAZING TRANSPARENT MAN (1960)
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Lon Chaney Jr. gets electrocuted in THE INDESTRICTIBLE MAN, then revived as a super-charged "man made monster." He's
nicknamed "The Butcher," because of his murderous reputation. THE AMAZING TRANSPARENT MAN features the direction of
Edgar Ulmer in this tale of bank robberies and invisibility. A mad scientist want to create a race of inevitable men
that will conquer the world.
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HORROR CLASSICS 5 Double Feature: KING OF THE ZOMBIES (1941)/REVOLT OF THE ZOMBIES (1935)
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KING OF THE ZOMBIES is trashed in many circles -- but, I love this film! Two men crash an airplane on a distant island.
The island is presided over by a zombie leader. REVOLT OF THE ZOMBIES is the Halperin brothers follow-up to WHITE ZOMBIE.
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HORROR CLASSICS 7 Double Feature: THE CORPSE VANISHES/THE DEVIL BAT
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THE CORPSE VANISHES (1942) 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. THE DEVIL BAT (1942) Also known as KILLER BATS, this flick features
Lugosi hell-bent on revenge from people making profits on his inventions. He uses giant killer bats and a special aftershave
that attracts them.
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HORROR CLASSICS 8 Double Feature: DEAD MEN WALK/THE MONSTER MAKER
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DEAD MEN WALK (1943) George Zucco in one of his best roles as twin brothers, one good...one a blood-sucking Satan worshipping
vampire! A low budget production that is really very good. Dwight Frye returns as a Renfield-like keeper 'o' the coffin! 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
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The beast is being shipped via a train with cargo in a giant coffin sized box. It escapes doing very nasty things to
people. Part raging monster movie, part "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," part "Murder on the Orient Express!" With Peter
Cushing, Christopher Lee and Telly Savalas.
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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. From 35mm source material.
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Christopher Lee in his first portrayal of Count Dracula. Stunning and classy. Peter Cushing as Van Helsing.
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HORROR OF FRANKENSTEIN (1970)
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Stars Ralph Bates, David Prowse, Kate O'Mara, Veronica Carlson and Dennis Price. Hammer studios's re-make of the original
Frankenstein story with Ralph Bates as a sardonic Baron Frankenstein and David Prowse as the monster. Disc includes
an interview with Veronica Carlson, audio commentary by Jimmy Sangster, theatrical trailers and more!
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HORROR OF THE BLOOD MONSTERS (1970)
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Stars John Carradine, Robert Dix and Vicki Volante. Voice overs by the one and only Brother Theodore! A group of astonauts
travel to a planet of vampires and try to stop a take-ver of planet earth. An Al Adamson production (see him as one of the
vampires), makes use of a film from a foreign film, and that's where you'll see the cool monsters and bat-men! Special
features include commentary track by producer Sam Sherman, trailer, original Phillipines trailer, HOUSE OF TERROR live horror
show promo and a ton of 1960s classic B trailers.
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HORRORS OF SPIDER ISLAND (1960)
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Weird huge spiders lurk in the jungle. After being bitten, one cataway turns into a hairy monster-spider. A Bevy of Babes.
The DVD also includes an art gallery, radio spots and the short features: WEB OF LOVE, THE SPIDER GIRL and STRIPPER AND THE
SPIDER GIRL.
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THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES (1959)
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Stars Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Andre Morrell and Maria Landi. The classic Sir Arthur Conan Doyne story of his
famous detective in his most famous case! The brilliant Peter Cushing is Sherlock Holmes in this version of the film from
Hammer Studios. Sir Henry Baskerville is plagued by a family curse and stalked by a hideous monster hound that wants to tear
him to pieces by moonlight.
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HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL (1958)
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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. Blood drips
from the ceiling, a gruesome hand behind a curtain, a head in the box, floating ghosts, hanging bodies, moving skeletons.
One of director William Castle's absolute best.
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HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL/THE LAST MAN ON EARTH - Double Feature (1958/1964)
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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. This is from Warner and is super sharp! THE LAST MAN ON EARTH (1964) Vincent Price is top-flight as the
last man (so he thinks) on earth after a plague has turned the population into vampires. He is somehow immune and barricades
himself in at night while the vampire-zombies pound outside.
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This is a dark Bela Lugosi classic. He is truly evil in a dual role as an insurance salesman and proprietor of a school
for the blind. Really gruesome for its time! Made in England.
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THE HUMAN MONSTER (1939)/THE APE MAN (1943) - Double Feature
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THE APE MAN (1943) Bela Lugosi stars with Wallace Ford and Louise Currie. Lugosi tranforms into a cross between
an ape and Abraham Lincoln. THE HUMAN MONSTER (1939) This is a dark Lugosi classic. He is truly evil in a dual
role as an insurance salesman and proprietor of a school for the blind. Really gruesome for its time! Made in England.
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THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (1923)
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Quasimodo, the bell-ringer of Notre Dame, goes through trials and tribulations. Lon Chaney Sr. in one of his best roles...and
the sets Universal built are still breathtaking.
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THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (1939)
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Charles Laughton gives a monumental performance as the hunchback Quasimodo. Wonderful sets, stellar cast including Sir
Cedric Hardwicke, Maureen O'Hara, Edmund O'Brien and George Zucco! Hollywood at its finest.
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THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (1957)
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The long-sought after version of the Victor Hugo story. A french production with the terrific Anthony Quinn and Gina
Lollobrigida. In color with the Quasimodo tale interwoven with some sub-plot of alchemy and torture chambers. A trurly touching
ending. While it's hard to compare with the two classics that came before (the Chaney & Laughton versions), this has it's
own charm in a different way. Restored to its 110 minute theatrical running time.
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Don't Be Scared Off By All This Classic Horror
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