Creepy Classics

Imagine Scooby-Doo, Kolchak and Godzilla movies all blended together in a monster mash! This is it...a wonderful Japanese TV series with the coolest monsters and a great team - young scientist, photographer and female reporter. The awesome series. In Japanese with English subtitles.

Imagine Scooby-Doo, Kolchak and Godzilla movies all blended together in a monster mash! This is it...a wonderful Japanese TV series with the coolest monsters and a great team - young scientist, photographer and female reporter. The awesome series. In Japanese with English subtitles.

Three friends with different backgrounds investigate strange happenings, giant monsters and the supernatural. Really one of the best series to ever come out of science fiction from Japan. Really, great, fun, dramatic and cool monsters! 12 episode mini-series. English subtitles.

A group of scientists and their team protect our world from alien monsters and prehistoric giant reptiles! One of the team members is, himself, an alien....Ultraman! Japanese language with English subtitles. Lots of giant monsters for one and all. The complete series from 1966-1967! Booklet!

A group of scientists protect our world from alien monsters and prehistoric giant reptiles! One of the team members is...Ultraman! Ultraman will step up to fight and save the planet. Original Japanese language with English subtitles. Lots of giant monsters. Complete series from 1966-1967!

Stars Peter Cushing and Ray Milland. A writer of horror and mystery stories has stumbled upon the secret of cats. Cats are really supernatural creatures who watch and control us without our knowledge. He tries to explain this to various people and weaves three tales of feline terror.

Stars James Ellison, Heather Angel, John Howard and Bramwell Fletcher (THE MUMMY's laughing lunatic). In answer to THE WOLF MAN, here's Fox Studio's werewolf story. Great photography, creepy moments in an old European castle. Tom Weaver commentary, alternate title sequence, trailers, montage.

One of the best ghost stories ever filmed. Ray Milland and his sister purchase a house and find it to be haunted. The ghost is not a friendly one. A riveting movie for lovers of supernatural films. The ghost effects are stunning. Extras: restoration, booklet, trailer, two radio shows.

Deluxe Special Editions: DRACULA (1931), FRANKENSTEIN(1931), THE INVISIBLE MAN (1933), THE WOLF MAN (1941). Hours and hours of extras. 4K Ultra HD - Blu-Ray - Digital Code too. Audio commentaries; featurettes; 1931 Spanish-language version of DRACULA; trailers; galleries; rare short BOO! (1932).

8-disc set: Deluxe Special Editions: DRACULA (1931), FRANKENSTEIN(1931), MUMMY (1932), INVISIBLE MAN (1933), BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935), WOLF MAN (1941), PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1943), CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON (1954). 12 hours bonus materials. Hi-Def. 48 page book. Region 0.

A full four Blu-Ray set with lots of new, great extras. Film classics all with Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi: THE BLACK CAT (1934), THE RAVEN (1935), THE INVISIBLE RAY (1937) and BLACK FRIDAY (1940). "Supernatural...perhaps. Bologna....perhaps not!" -- Bela Lugosi in THE BLACK CAT.

Four classic Universal horrors...the first actually being a horrific Paramount Film acquired by Universal: MURDERS IN THE ZOO (1933), THE MAD DOCTOR OF MARKET STREET (1942), THE STRANGE CASE OF DR. Rx (1942) and THE MAD GHOUL (1943). Extras: commentaries, Atwill featurette and more!

Four classic Universal horror films from the 1930s-1940s! Includes HD masters of TOWER OF LONDON (1939) with Rathbone and Karloff, MAN MADE MONSTER (1940) with Lon Chaney Jr., THE BLACK CAT (1941) with Rathbone and Lugosi, HORROR ISLAND (1941)....

From Universal Studio vaults comes four feature films for the Universal horror collector. In this set: NIGHT KEY (1937 starring Boris Karloff), NIGHT MONSTER (1942 with Bela Lugosi and Lionel Atwill), THE CLIMAX (1944 Karloff in color!), and HOUSE OF HORRORS (1946/Rondo Hatton)! Extras!

Vintage Universal! HD masters of THE MONSTER AND THE GIRL (1941), CAPTIVE WILD WOMAN (1943 with John Carradine and Acquanetta), JUNGLE WOMAN (1944/The second Ape Woman film), and the never officially released to DVD or Blu-Ray - JUNGLE CAPTIVE (1945 with Rondo Hatton).

The Universal horror collection spotlights terror from the 1950s and 1960s. It's THE BLACK CASTLE (1952) with Boris Karloff and Lon Chaney, Jr. Plus, CULT OF THE COBRA (1955), A supernatural horror from beyond the grave in THE THING THAT COULDN'T DIE (1959) and SHADOW OF THE CAT (1961).