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Here are four cool Poverty Row movies on two discs, all from PRC Pictures: KING KELLY OF THE U.S.A. (1934) Guy Robertson, Edward Kennedy, Irene Ware. Lots of fun in this Monogram comedy. A theatrical troupe headed by a big-headed, flashy showman (Robertson) ends up in a tiny (and bankrupt) European kingdom. Robertson falls in love with the beautiful daughter (Irene Ware) of the king. The only problem is she has promised her to another! THE OUTER GATE (1937) Ralph Morgan, Kay Linaker, Ben Alexander, Eddie Acuff. Alexander's in love with the pretty daughter (Linaker) of his employer, (craftily played by Ralph Morgan). When some valuable bonds are stolen from the office, Alexander is arrested and essentially framed for the crime. He's then railroaded to prison. Several years later, the real thief is finally caught and Alexander is freed. He now hatchs a scheme for revenge. IRISH LUCK (1939) Frankie Darro, Mantan Moreland, Dick Purcell, Sheila Darcy. Frankie and Mantan find themselves in all kinds of trouble in this brisk Monogram comedy-crime film. Frankie is once again a hotel bellhop. One of the guests is murdered! The cops try to lay the blame on beautiful Sheila Darcy but Frankie comes to her rescue. Eventually the real killer is exposed. CONVICTS CODE (1939) Robert Kent, Sidney Blackmer, Anne Nagel, Victor Kilian. Kent's framed for a crime he didn't commit and eventually ends up in the slammer, which obviously causes complications between him and his girl. He eventually makes parole and after walking through the prison gates he sets out to find the real crook and bring him to justice.

Monogram Pictures, Vol. 12

Here are four cool Poverty Row movies on two discs, all from PRC Pictures: LAW OF THE TIMBER (1941) Marjorie Reynolds, Monte Blue, J. Farrell MacDonald. The irresistibly beautiful Reynolds falls heir to her dad's outdoor business. Unfortunately there are a bunch of greedy gangsters after it and they will stop at nothing to get it, and that includes murder! THEY RAID BY NIGHT (1942) Lyle Talbot, June Duprez, Victor Varconi, Charley Rogers. Brit Commandos send Talbot to Norway in preparation for a daring raid to rescue an Allied Forces general. Talbot and his pals overpower Nazi soldiers, take their uniforms, and enter the prison to free the general. They flee to meet up with other Commandos, but a traitor informs on them! From 16mm. TOO MANY WOMEN (1942) Neil Hamilton, June Lang, Joyce Compton, Barbara Read. After lying about being a millionaire, Hamilton is told by his grandmother's doctor NOT to fess up and tell the truth because it might literally put the old lady in her grave. Before he knows it, women are coming out of the woodwork after him and his dough! TOMORROW WE LIVE (1942) Ricardo Cortez, Jean Parker, Emmett Lynn, William Marshall, directed by Edgar G. Ulmer. Cortez is great doing what he does best, playing a slimy racketeer. Parker plays a college dropout who falls into his clutches. Ricardo and Jean have some nice scenes together, although she was probably a little too old for this type of role. From 16mm

PRC, Vol. 11

Returning from their trip to Mars, the crew of MR4 intercept a distress signal from Captain Wilson, a U.S astronaut, and must change course for Venus to attempt a space rescue. But through the space periscope, Brown sees what appears to be a city on the planet's surface. Desperate to investigate, Brown edits Wilson's message and tricks the crew into landing on Venus so they can rescue him. A fine eight-episode TV mini-series. Two discs.

Pathfinders to Venus

Robert Fuller terrorizes a bunch of lovely, partially undressed girls in their dressing room. Nader (as agent Jerry Cotton) smashes through a window and saves the girls, who then shower him with compliments. This sets the tone for the film as Cotton sets out to solve numerous killings, all of which seem to have a dark twist to them. Will this be the end of Jerry Cotton? Watch and find out.

Murder in a Red Jaguar

This sordid film-noir exploitation oddity is centered around a trashy burlesque carnival, which of course means lots of skimpily-dressed buxom beauties prancing about. A crusading anti-vice editor has been murdered and the cops think the killer is hiding at the carnival. Bolender is wonderful as the seedy carnival owner; de Milo really struts her sexy stuff on stage; but it's Edith King who nearly steals the show as the girls' dressing room matron who knows more than she should.

Girl On The Run

This has got to be the most bizarre movie of Cushing's career. He plays an actor who is famous for playing Dracula, but who now no longer wants to do horror. Instead he wants to do romance, so his producer sends two screenwriters to his castle to convince him otherwise. What follows is scene after scene of surrealistic moments of horror and off-beat comedy. And then there's the climax, which will blow your mind it's so far out in left field. This movie plays almost like a long dream sequence. It's difficult to judge this film and you'll probably either love it or hate it. Considering all the times Cushing played Van Helsing opposite the likes of Christopher Lee and others, it's somewhat jarring to see him in full Dracula regalia, complete with fangs. Rated R for lots of nudity and some violence

Tender Dracula

Mason, his wife, and their beautiful young companion move into an eerie mansion. Odd things begin to happen. It's soon obvious that a murdered woman's ghost is taking over Lockwood's body. Price plays the loving doctor who's unable to combat the uncanny powers draining her life. One great scene has Lockwood playing the piano, then suddenly breaking into a strange piece she's never played before. Look for veteran horror star Thesiger in a small but important role. Fine acting, beautiful photography, and a subtle music score make this a very effective ghost tale.

A Place of One's Own

A routine trip to the moon is sabotaged by a fanatical author who believes in life on Mars. After taking over the spaceship, he and his kidnapped crew head for Mars. Command control back on Earth tries to figure out what's going on. What will they find on the red planet? Lots of space opera intrigue. The special effects, while somewhat primitive, aren't bad and add a certain charm to the proceedings. This is a well-made six-part Brit TV series on two discs.

Pathfinders To Mars

Bela went abroad for this wacky British horror comedy and it was the last time he was seen on screen in his Dracula cape. There's a bit of an espionage plot, which results in the kidnapping of Mercedes at the film's beginning. However, the real star of the show here isn't Lucan as Mother Riley, but Lugosi as a maniac who thinks he's a vampire and wants to bring the world to its knees. He even has a massive robot as his command. Bela brings to his part an intensity that had

Mother Riley Meets the Vampire (DVD)

A group of young women struggle to survive on a post-apocalyptic Earth where no men seemed to have survived. Their leader is an aged woman born before the war. The girls have been raised in a barbarous manner, which they sometimes flaunt. They stumble upon an old hotel, the "Hotel Ozone," and discover a lonely old man. This is one of the most oddly titled sci-fi movies in history, but it's very poignant, engrossing, and, at times, quite chilling.

Late August at the Hotel Ozone

This two-disc edition features 35mm transfers of both the sound edition and the silent edition (with music score) of this forgotten sci-fi classic. An incident at the border of two futuristic countries leads the world to the brink of World War. Will the Peace League be able to stop it from escalating into a full-scale conflict? There's lots of intrigue between pro-war interests and peace proponents, the latter of whom, interestingly, are willing to fight to the death for peace. This film is filled with many striking, visionary things: rocket-style cars, futuristic clothing (right out of a '50s sci-fi film), weird flying machines and autogyros, TV-phones, futuristic buildings, etc. The scene when New York City is gassed and bombed is pretty amazing for the time. The final trial scene is well-staged and quite gripping. Nice performances by all. A cool movie with a powerful message. Massey's first film.

High Treason  [DIGITAL VIDEO DISC] 2 Pack

A beautiful Chinese maiden (who could easily pass for white) enters into a more or less "arranged" marriage with an older, wealthy Dutch businessman. The marriage was set up by a sinister Chinese racketeer, who is to receive half the inheritance after the murder of her husband. She also helps kidnap a sailor's fiancee, whom the Chinaman lusts for; while, conversely, she lusts to have the sailor for herself. Unfortunately, the sailor has found out that the Chinama

Woman From China, The (DVD)

Karloff does in this role, what Lugosi did in his role as Dr. Vollin in THE RAVEN. He let's it all hang out as he plays the mad Dr. Laurience, who invents a fantastic device that transfers personalities from one body to another. Don't confuse this title with some of Karloff's later Columbia mad doctor pictures. This one was produced by British Gaumont and easily stands on it's own merits. Great lab scenes and a terrific climax. One of the classic horror films of the 1930's. Never seen it? You're missing one helluva movie.

The Man Who Lived Again

This is a moody, disturbing Euro-thriller dealing with demonic possession. Lavi is great as a beautiful young woman whom the townsfolk believe is possessed by a demon. Watch for the riveting sequence where she writhes as though possessed. Lavi seems to relish her possession, and tries to conjure up curses and bewitch people. One of her targets is the man she is obsessed with (Wolff) but who is scheduled to be married. There are numerous scenes where priests, townsfolk, and family try to rid her of the demon inside all to no avail. One chilling sequence has her conversing with a local youth near a stream, only to find out a short time later that he has already died of an unspoken malady. The final scene where Wolff finally succumbs to her ravenous charms is very well played. This is supposedly a true story, which begs the question was she really possessed, or was it all a delusion in the minds of her and the villagers. Very thought-provoking.

The Demon

The late Dr. Jekyll's daughter returns home to help out her guardian, who also happens to be a mad scientist (Carradine) searching for a formula for eternal youth. It seems the retina from the human eye is needed for this formula, many of which will be needed for his experiments. Soon a lost nephew turns up who has a habit of transforming into an apish creature from time to time, causing mucho fear and panic. A schlockfest for sure! Nice color with English Subtitles, from

Diabolical Pact (DVD)

Okay, let's face it, this is a LOW-budget Turkish super hero film, which as a genre make people like Ed Wood look like geniuses. You know what kind of low-budget dredge to expect when the special effects include a kid's action figure suspended from wires. Furthermore, you now know that this film is A MUST! Especially for a connoisseurs of bad movies. English subs.

Supermen Donuyor

Lassander plays the wife of a struggling businessman whose finances are at the breaking point. She soon finds herself the blackmail victim of a perverse man who wants to have a sexual relationship with her after threatening to release evidence that may incriminate her husband in a murder case. Things get even stickier when nude photos of her surface. Lots of giallo-style plot twists follow in this well-made Euro-thriller.

Forbidden Photos of a Lady Above Suspicion (DVD)

Mills (young Bill) enlists in the British Army to help his country against the Nazi threat. Not to be undone by his offspring, Graham (Old Bill) decides to do his part and sign up, too. There's a bit of trouble getting the upper echelons of the military to accept such an old recruit (who already served in WWI), but he's soon serving alongside his son in the war effort. No classic, but it's one of those "feel good" kind of movies that were so popular during WWII.<

Old Bill and Son (DVD)

A great murder thriller that examines the fine line between brilliance and insanity. Mason is excellent as a famed surgeon, unhappily married, who falls for another woman, unhappily married herself. When a death occurs, Mason is driven to do his own detective work and determine whether it was murder. He soon finds himself considering murder himself. Mason's real life wife, Pamela almost steals the show as a beautiful femme fatale. Literate script and fine acting with some great twists.

The Upturned Glass

What a remarkable fantasy-horror-adventure film! A beautiful female demon comes to control the soul of a mighty samurai warrior who has abandoned his wife because she was taken by another warrior. Together along with a small army of cutthroats they plan the takeover a regional capital city. They battle against another mighty warrior (whose wife they have captured) and his band of fierce fighters. This film is filled with many chilling scenes featuring all kinds of horrible monsters including a giant spider! There are also wonderful action scenes filled with dueling samurai warriors. Great music, wonderful acting, stunning cinematography the breadth and spectacle of this film is something to behold.

The Demon of Mount Oe (Anamorphic Widescreen)

SPECIAL ANAMORPHIC WIDESCREEN EDITON: There are some high quality 4:3 video editions of this film around, but we feel our 16:9 anamorphic edition is the best on the market. This is a minor film noir classic! Sinatra and his pals are hired assassins who come to a small, serene town to murder the President of the United States, who's scheduled to transfer from train to car. Hayden plays the tough town sheriff who's trapped with his pacifist girlfriend and her grandpa (brilliantly played by Gleason) by the killers while they wait for the President to arrive. Superb dialogue and acting.

Suddenly (Anamorphic Widescreen Edition)

This great two-disc set features the rare English-language UK edition, which includes additional footage actually shot in the UK and added to the film. And yes Lorre did dub his own voice for the English version. Also included in this two-disc set is the original German language edition with brand new English subtitles. We all know the story: Berlin has been terrorized by a slew of horrible child murders the whole city trembles with fear. Lorre, as the deranged killer, lur

M (DVD)

Murray gives a fine, low-key performance as a defecting Russian scientist who goes to work at a British nuclear experimentation lab, working on a neutron ray. But is he loyal to the crown? Little does his beautiful fellow scientist Thorburn know that she will soon become a pawn in a dangerous game of international sabotage.

Master Spy

This two-disc set features all six episodes of the classic fantasy-horror mini-series. A young girl is stuck in her home due to an illness. To pass the time she draws pictures that, amazingly, come to life in her dreams. She draws a house, which then appears in her dreams. Then she draws a boy in the upper window, who also appears in her dreams. In short, she can influence her dreams by changing her drawings; but when she draws a number of boulders around the house, her dr

Escape Into Night (DVD)

An incredible film! Wegener plays a mad scientist who murders his wife when her black cat knocks over a piece of strange equipment in his dungeon laboratory, and like a true mad doctor he walls her up in the basement . After fleeing from the police, a determined reporter sets out to track him down. Wegener escapes from the authorities in a truly novel way--first he hides out in a bizarre "House of Horrors" wax museum, then he feigns insanity and is sent to an asylum. The reporter traces him to the asylum, but he soon shivers with horror when he discovers the inmates have taken over! Watch for the nail-biting "dinner" scene where the lunatics slowly encircle the reporter, intent on bringing his life to a ghastly end. Wegener soon flees from the asylum. He eventually ends up as the leader of a bizarre suicide club. The scene where Wegener locks the reporter into a special torture chair in front of the giant "death clock" is a high moment in the film. The black and white cinematography is to die for. Based on stories by Edgar Allan Poe and Robert Lewis Stevenson. Considered a masterpiece.

The Living Dead

A man drops dead on a lonely midnight street after hearing the wail of a ghost woman. In a nearby mansion, tales are told of ancient curses that will bring death upon the family's young son. There is a black-hooded figure lurking about secret passageways, seemingly waiting to strike. Soon the grandfather is found in the study, murdered, the sound of the wailing ghost reverberates through the house. Before long the black-hooded killer has snatched the son and fled to a sacr

Crying Woman, The (DVD)

An evil pirate menaces the sea lanes, attacking and looting ships. Crews are slain and women are sold off as slaves. Samson comes to the rescue. The coolest scene has Samson engaged in a tug of war against an entire ship and it's oarsmen, his life on the line unless he wins. Some pretty good action and Lee's beauty is always a thing to behold.

Samson Against The Pirates

Jean Simmons is terrific as the beautiful young Caroline, who goes to live with her guardian uncle, Uncle Silas (De Marney) and his equally evil son and mistress attempt to do away with her, for her inheritance, inside a gloomy old mansion. There are lots of chilling moments in this good old-fashioned gothic horror thriller.

The Inheritance (aka Uncle Silas)

A superb Finnish fantasy epic about an evil witch who steals the sun and causes just about everything on the Earth to freeze. Also featured are magic harps, fields of snakes, a wizard, and a magic mill. Released here by AIP.  Disc One features the original foreign language edition, Sampo, subtitled in English and taken from a mint 35mm  print with beautiful color.  Disc two is the AIP American edition, dubbed in English and taken from a nice 16mm color print.

Sampo Special 2-disc Edition (DVD)

Hoot's a Hollywood movie-cowboy who gets in a jam when he poses as a two-gun outlaw from Texas. He soon finds himself caught in the middle of a dispute between a shady "development" company and the local ranchers. He also finds time to fall for Blanche Mehaffey, who's a real cutie. This is a great early Gibson effort that we definitely recommend.

The Texas Streak

This film is based on Jane, a popular comic strip in WWII Britain about the lewd misadventures of a sexy young blonde. Leighton-Porter, in the title role, plays a burlesque dancer who unknowingly transports a stolen diamond for some conniving jewel thieves. Naturally she is given numerous chances to show off her buxom figure via modest or revealing clothing! One musical number even has a whole bevy of scantily-clad beauties showing off their lovely wares.

The Adventures Of Jane

A gorgeous young lady enters a sinister castle for the reading of a willl. Soon she discovers that the folks in the castle are all in fact dead and her decision to live with them turns into a nightmare. Unable to leave, she's drawn into a macabre underworld through visions of nude satanic rituals and her own impending sacrifice. Franco's fans love this steamy movie. Rated R for violence and lots of full nudity.

A Virgin Among the Living Dead

This sword and sandal spectacle was directed by Jacques Tourneur of Val Lewton fame and featured cinematography by Italian horror master, Mario Bava. Reeves (who looks incredible) plays a courageous Greek hero whose muscle-bound heroics are the source of deadly frustration for the invading Persians. The final battle scene is very memorable with ships with jaws and underwater spearmen. Cool. Plenty of excitement and adventure in what is considered one of Reeves' best films.

Giant Of Marathon

Rains is brilliant as a sideshow mind reader whose powers turn out to be real. Soon he is making a plethora of accurate predictions deaths, accidents, horse racing results, etc. However, he is unable to control his prophecies until he realizes that he can only invoke them in the presence of a certain young woman, who threatens to make a shambles of his marriage to the beautiful Fay Wray. Things get worse when Rains is accused of creating a disaster he predicted. The climactic courtroom scene is a gem! The close-ups of Rains' face while in trance are unforgettable.

The Clairvoyant

After bumping into three dames, a UN soldier falls in love with one of them a French dancer. He later meets her at her workplace, an Egyptian nightclub. But when her boss refuses to fork over her passport (essentially making her his prisoner) the soldier and his pals come to her rescue. Soon they're off on a series of escapades in this Danish adventure-comedy.

Operation Camel (DVD)

Don't stay at this inn if your a good-looking lady who shows even the slightest propensity toward men. The two crazy-sister inkeepers will have their way with you. A grisly film in which murder victims are hidden in large container of cooking wine. This chilling, Spanish horror film is highly recommended.

Candle For the Devil, A (DVD)

Kennedy play an American realtor living an unexciting life in England.  Adventure falls into his lap, though, on a weekend when his wife is out of town and he meets up with a gorgeous dame in a bar.  His new adventure gets out of hand, though, when he finds himself mired in a plot involving a gang of murdering diamond thieves. From 16mm.

Impulse (DVD)

A wonderful Russian fantasy about a legendary warrior who fights to save his people from an assortment of horrible monsters including a dragon, a wind demon, and other legendary creatures. There are many great scenes and the special effects, for the time, were very well done. The scenes involving the wind demon and the mountain of living men are particularly memorable. A great epic film that we highly recommend. This special two-disc edition contains the original foreign language widescreen version (from a gorgeous 35mm print) with English subtitles, plus the full-screen English language American release version

The Sword and the Dragon (Ilya Muromets) [DVD] 2 Pack

The spirits of those who die at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve are condemned to drive the Death Cart for an entire year. This horse-drawn cart is what takes human souls to meet their maker, and the cart's creaky sound is heard by those who are about to die. The early sequence of an impoverished old woman struggling across a field of snow as the sound of the cart's axle rings in her ears is truly eerie. This is a brilliant film, a remarkable dark fantasy that has all the atmospheric scares of a Val Lewton chiller. Yet it's far more than just another B&W horror film. It deals with the good and evil in men's souls and the driving force of goodness that can bring them back to the light. Bell is one of the most virtuously beautiful women you will ever see on screen as she plays a nun suffering from TB who desperately tries to save an alcoholic tramp (Fresnay) from his own vices. Yet it is Bell herself who struggles with her own character as she falls in love with this human wretch. The final minutes of the film are riveting as the Death Cart returns once again to bring more lost souls to their destiny. Wow!

The Phantom Wagon

SPECIAL ANAMORPHIC WIDESCREEN EDITON: Only Ed Wood could have scripted something like this a low budget western with topless Indian maidens prancing about. A couple of low-down gunslingers try to heist a rich gold strike. Little do they know the gold is guarded by an all-female tribe of deadly but voluptuous Indian gals. The final scene where the Indian maidens attack is, to say the least, hilarious!

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