Creepy Classics

A Dino De Laurentiis production. Strange comic-styles space adventure with Jane Fonda as the super-heroine Barbarella in year 40,000 fighting various space monsters mixed with 1960s trippiness. Pretty wild and weird period piece from the 1960s!

A visual history of John, Paul, George and Ringo through the years. Rare footage and interviews that display the comical side. Plus, a look at their film career in A HARD DAY'S NIGHT, HELP!, YELLOW SUBMARINE and more. 35 minutes, color and black and white.

Mario Bava directed this modern day update of his classic BLACK SUNDAY. With Joseph Cotton as an evil warlock who is reincarnated and living in an old castle. Visitors are not made welcome!

THE BAT (1959/Vincent Price/VCI/SP).

Batman and Robin face all the super villains in this now classic 1966 film spun off of the TV show. Adams West and Burt Ward are intact in their signature roles as Gotham City's crime fighters.

A scientist (Claude Rains) warns of a giant meteor that's going to slam into earth. Neat Italian sci-fi, in English.

Ray Harryhausen dinosaur classic! Loosely based on the story "The Fog Horn" by Ray Bradbury.

Two old ladies keep something locked in their cellar...then it escapes and the murders begin.

The 1987 updating of the classic story. Stars Linda Hamilton and Ron Pearlman.

Hosted by Forrest J Ackerman, it's a great documentary on Bela Lugosi! Lots of footage of trailers, TV and interviews!

BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE (1958/Columbia Tri-Star/SP).

BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES (1970/Playhouse Video/SP).

A collection on the vampire's most infamous scenes from the DARK SHADOWS TV show of the 1960s. Starring Jonathan Frid.

Film Noir classic with Ray Milland, Charles Laughton and Maureen O'Sullivan. "L" pen mark on cover.

THE BIG LIFT (1950/Montgomery Clift/Alpha/EP).

The award winning show Biography chronicles the life and films of Boris Karloff.

BLACK CASTLE (1952/Boris Karloff/Universal/SP). Karloff and Chaney give Richard Greene problems in the ol' castle.

Karloff and Lugosi team-up classic! Bela's the good guy in this one.

The 1941 film from Universal with Bail Rathbone, Broderick Crawford and Bela Lugosi as a very suspicious gardner.

BLACK DRAGONS (1942/UAV/EP).

BLACK FRIDAY (1940/Karloff-Lugosi/Universal/SP). Like new!

BLACK ROOM (1935/Boris Karloff/Columbia/SP).

Robert Newton stars as the notorious, blood-thirsty Blackbeard. Blackbeard wants his stolen treasure back from Morgan, also a pirate. Look for horror star Skelton Knaggs as a scurvy dog. An unforgettable ending.

BLACKENSTEIN (Media/SP).

Like new! That red jelly ooze from outer space has arrived! A meteorite from the cosmos smacks into earth. The ggoey creature inside grows and absorbs humans! Cool Daddy Steve McQueen and Aneta Corseaut star. Hot rods, teenagers and a neat-o original monster.

Dozens of trailers from the 1960s-1970s of the early gore films. BLOOD FIEND CURSE OF THE VAMPIRES, MAD DOCTOR OF BLOOD ISLAND, FRANKENSTEIN'S CASTLE OF FREAKS, NIGHT OF THE LEPUS, THE THIRSTY DEAD and many, many, many more.

Atmosphere and eerie proceedings in this uncut version. A young woman is possessed by an ancient vampire. There's a weird costume ball and one weird Salvador Dali-like horror dream sequences ever!

A Tigron horror with a vampire-moth woman and Peter Cushing! This is the collectible Big Box VHS.

Hammer horror with a female mummy.

Sandra Harrison as the Teenage Vampire in this drive-in horror classic. Slight tear on back cover, otherwise, like new.

THE BLOODY BROOD (1965/Peter Falk/Something Weird/SP).

John Carradine is great as the murdering artist/puppet-maker. He's cultured, suave and a tormented killer of women. A cat and mouse game with beautiful photography. One of the best films ever to come out of PRC Studios. One of director Edgar Ulmer's best since THE BLACK CAT.

30 Karloff trailers, Boris' appearances on "The Rosemary Clooney Show" and "The Dinah Shore Show." Plus, A rare promo reel of Boris talking about the "Thriller" TV show. And, Boris Karloff on the lost game show pilot "Quick as a Flash."

BOWERY AT MIDNIGHT (1942/Bela Lugosi/Timeless/SP).

BRAIN FROM PLANET AROUS (1958/John Agar/Rhino/SP).

Brains from outer space take over humans and a dog. Stars John Agar. This version hosted by Elvira.

BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE (1959/Hosted by Elvira/Rhino/SP).

Whoahhh. Probably the grossest movie around for its time. A ludicrous beginning with a woman's head being kept alive by a crack-pot scientist. He also keeps a weird mutation of a creature in the lab closet. Outrageous ending. This is the Warner Brothers VHS release.

The monster sequel that shook the earth! Like new.

BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935/Boris Karloff/MCA-Universal/SP).

Big Box Star Classic VHS of the Ed Wood opus BRIDE OF THE MONSTER with Bela Lugosi and Tor Johnson.

One of Hammer films best looking, wonderfully acted and exciting films! A young woman ends up in a castle with an imprisoned vampire. She unwittingly frees him and all heck breaks loose. Peter Cushing (as Van Helsing) is on the case chasing hissing vampires! Terrific.

BRITISH INTELLIGENCE (Boris Karloff/VCI/SP).

Buster Crabbe as Buck Rogers, the king of cosmic adventure. After being is suspended animation for five centuries, he's discovered in space and is revived and ready to tackle the crime in the 25th century! 12 episode serial on a two tape set.