Creepy Classics

Stars Ralph Bellamy, Tala Birell and Edward Van Sloan. Planes are mysteriously dropping from the sky on important government mail runs. An evil professor (Edward Van Sloan) has created a giant ray gun that zaps the planes ut of the air. A rock 'im sock 'im science fiction adventure.

Four feature films on a four DVD set of studio classics from Fox: THE ALLIGATOR PEOPLE (1958/Lon Chaney, Jr.), THE CABINET OF CALIGARI (Rare 1962 version), THE FLY (1958 with Vincent Price) and HOUSE OF THE DAMNED (1963 with Richard Keil).

Paul Naschy is back as Waldemar Daninsky, a man cursed to become an undying werewolf. The origin of his curse is documented in this film. In present day he travels to Japan in search of a cure. That doesn't go well. He faces ghost sword-wielding...

Warner re-release of this Val Lewton classic fantasy! An intriguing tale, beautifully filmed in a style that bears more resemblance to a Grimm’s fairy tale than horror, with a mesmerizing performance from Ann Carter. Uniquely haunting film that would appeal on many levels. Plus extras!

Stars James Mason, Leonard Whiting, David McCallum and Jane Seymour. A re-telling of the classic story in an attempt to be closer to the Mary Shelley book. Originally a multi-part TV film, then released theatrically in Europe. Two part movie event. New 2K scan, commentary interviews, more!

Also known as: MONSTER FROM A PREHISTORIC PLANET. Developers begin building the ultimate amusement park on a remote island, only to find an unclassified dinosaur. They return to Tokyo with it and it grows....and grows ahhhhhhhh!!!!! Original Japanese version and optional English language version!

The silent cinema's wonderfully told tale of a statue brought to life magically, then manipulated for bad rather than good. Used as a study for the 1931 FRANKENSTEIN. 4K restoration, three music scores, Tim Lucas commentary, comparisons, both German and US release versions.

When a second world war is on the brink, a bitter genius sets up his laboratory/workplace near where dead comrades are buried. Some of the wildest, most intense, riveting terror ever filmed. The skies become dreamlike in a black hurricane, the wind howls, corpses rise from graves.

OCTAMAN (1971) Weird, mutated octopuses are found. They're dad is angered and it terrorizes a group of explorers. The full-grown creature is half-man, half-octopus! THE LEGEND OF DINOSAURS AND MONSTER BIRDS (1977) Battle of the behemoths in this Japanese produced monster mash-up.

Stars Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner, Fred Astaire and Anthony Perkins. It's post nuclear war and a crew aboard a submarine reach Australia. But, there's a massive radiation cloud coming their way and no hope of escape. How do the small group of people react? Amazing and powerful.

Two great "End of the World" movies: PANIC IN YEAR ZERO (1961) starring Ray Milland and Frankie Avalon. Plus, THE LAST MAN ON EARTH (1964) with Vincent Price and filmed in Italy. This was part of the collectible "Midnite Movies" series from MGM. Great condition!

Feature film version of the 1939 BUCK ROGERS serial with Buster Crabbe! Matinee fun! High space adventure. This release capitalized on the outbreak of flying saucer sightings in the early 1950s. The original serial was edited down and new footage added to speed up the space travel action!

Stars Carol Lombard and Randolph Scott. From the same folks who brought you WHITE ZOMBIE, this is a cool and strange movie. A murderess is given the electric chair and her soul takes the possession of an innocent young woman. Carol Lombard in a great performance in a tale of unholy murders.

A variety of short films that played before and between features at theaters and drive-ins. Included are concession stand advertisements, public service promos, spook show promotions, holiday theater specials, candy pitches, trailers and loads of nostalgic fun! About 80 minutes.

Warner re-released! Stars James Whitmore, Edmund Gwenn, Joan Weldon and James Arness. One of the best big-bug movies! Ants at your picnic and in the city sewer system...and they're bigger than cows. One of the greatest "big bug" movies ever made!

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!

Made in Finland. Dark magic is at work, it makes a beautiful young woman a female vampire that kills those who are attracted to her. Complete with fangs...She also shape shifts into a white reindeer which local superstitions recognize as a witch. Unsettling, hypnotic, eerie, haunting and beautiful.

Old world eeriness. An archaeologist excavating for antiquities stumbles onto a groping skeleton with hair and fragments of a dress. The villagers realize that it is the witch staked and buried in the bog 300 years ago. The wicked enchantress is back working her evil magic. English subtitles.