Creepy Classics

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. Ken Curtis (Festus in the TV show Gunsmoke) produced this fifties frolic.

Double feature of two late 1950s horrors! THE KILLER SHREWS with James Best (1959) and I BUR THE LIVING with Richard Boone (1958).

Mark Forest, Mimmi Palmara. A beautiful upgrade (with great color) of this offbeat sword and sandal fantasy about a muscular hero who apparently has the power of invulnerability until he's exposed to a strange red flower. He fights for his birthright against cruel adversaries. Rare

The original 1933 classic with Robert Armstrong, Fay Wray and Bruce Cabot. An enterprising promoter (Armstrong) and a young beauty (Fay Wray) travel to Skull Island. Dinosaurs and the mighty ape are there. A classic in anyone's book.

Trashed in many circles -- I love this film! 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.

Kino Video, the great source for quality horror silents has put this jammed-packed video together. Fifty of the all-time classic scenes from silent horror films. THE GOLEM to THE CAT AND THE CANARY to the films of Lon Chaney...a retrospective for every fan of the "Silent Scream!"

Crazy spider movie...perhaps a nice companion to SPIDER BABY. A young girl uses her pet tarantulas to take revenge on people she doesn't like. A cult classic.

Cameron Mitchell, Giacomo Rossi-Stuart, Elissa Pachelli, Fausto Tozzi, directed by Mario Bava. Mitchell is a mysterious knife-throwing Viking warrior. He uses his cunning to protect a beautiful peasant woman and her young son from an evil regent, who’s nefarious scheme is to become king.

A UFO lands in the ocean. A giant monster machine comes pounding out of the ocean. It's kinda like a robot, kinda like a humongous refrigerator with force fields...the size of a skyscraper. Its function, to suck the earth dry of energy. Fifties sci-fi vet Jeff Morrow heads the cast.

David Carradine stars in this Martial Arts fantasy. A full-length TV-feature from 1972 that spawned a series and a huge interest of the Martial Arts in the United States.