Horror 250 Pack

Disc 1 Side A
Alien Contamination 
A cargo ship from South America drifts into New York City harbor and the police board the vessel to discover what happened to the crew. Finding the crew dead, apparently from their internal organs bursting out of their torso, the police discover the reason for the crew’s deaths were some mysterious eggs in the cargo bay. Hoping to find the source of the eggs, the police officer heading up the investigation tracks down a former astronaut, who was part of a Mars mission that went horribly wrong.
Starring Ian McCulloch
(1981) Color 83 Minutes Rated R

Alien Species 
A fleet of UFOs is circling the Earth and a top scientist races to discover their true intentions for the planet. When the UFOs begin an attack on Earth, the scientist finds himself thrown in with a sheriff and his deputies transporting some prisoners to jail. The unlikely group is forced to seek shelter from the attack in a nearby cave, not knowing how significant the location is to the alien’s plans.
Starring Charles Napier
(1996) Color 92 Minutes Unrated

Disc 1 Side B
Atomic Rulers of the World 
The Earth is threatened with atomic destruction if the people of Mirapolia are not allowed to rule the planet. Observers from a distant planet, far off in space, have been observing the Earth and see the peril it’s facing. Hoping to offer aid to the citizens of Earth, the benevolent aliens send their champion Starman to face off against the leaders of Mirapolia and take care of their atomic weapons.
Starring Ken Utsui
(1964) B&W 76 Minutes Unrated

The Alpha Incident
A Mars space probe returns to Earth and brings with it a microorganism from the red planet.  While transporting the microscopic alien life form by train, there is an accident and the microorganism is unleashed.  Exposure to the alien virus forces four strangers into quarantine while government scientists rush to find a cure.  
Starring Ralph Meeker
(1977) Color 86 Minutes Rated PG

Disc 2 Side A
Attack from Space 
The Earth is threatened by the forces of the evil Spherions, an alien race out to conquer the universe. The Spherions are aided in their attempt to take over the Earth by some of the world’s top scientists. Standing in the way of the alien invaders and their traitorous allies is Starman, mighty interplanetary champion sent to Earth to defend the planet against galactic menaces. 
Starring Ken Utsui
(1964) B&W 76 Minutes Unrated

Beast of the Yellow Night 
A man is saved from certain death by selling his soul to the Devil, who charges him with recruiting others to his evil cause. As part of his terms for relinquishing control of his soul to Satan, the man is cursed to endure transformation into a hideous creature and stalk his victims by night. The local authorities want to find and destroy this murderous creature before it can take another victim, while the man looks to find a way to end his cursed existence. 
Starring John Ashley
(1971) Color 87 Minutes Rated R

Disc 2 Side B
Warriors of the Wasteland 
In a post-apocalyptic future, a group of weary survivors is faced with a relentless onslaught from a gang of roving bandits. Into this conflict comes two men, rivals by nature, but forced to take the same side against a common foe. The survival of the human race may very well come down to the outcome of this battle!
Starring Fred Williamson
(1983) Color 90 Minutes Rated R

Werewolf Woman 
A young woman suffers from the delusion that she is a werewolf, based upon a family legend of an ancestor accused of and killed for allegedly being one.  Due to her past treatment by men, she travels the countryside seducing and then killing the men she meets.  Falling in love with a kind man, her life appears to take a turn for the better when she is raped and her lover is killed by a band of thugs.  Traumatized again by these latest events, the woman returns to her violent ways and seeks revenge on the thugs.  
Starring Anne Borel
(1976) Color 98 Minutes Rated R

Disc 3 Side A
The Nightmare Never Ends
The investigation into the mysterious death of an aging Nazi war criminal hunter brings a surprising revelation to the cop working on the case. It appears the old man was actually following an individual with ties to the Nazis, who seems to have not aged in appearance in spite of the passage of over 30 years. The policeman and some other individuals decide to track down the mysterious individual to find out his horrifying secret. 
Starring Cameron Mitchell
(1980) Color 88 Minutes Unrated

Counterblast (Devil’s Plot) 
A Nazi scientist escapes Germany prior to its surrender at the end of World War II and sets up a lab in England using the identity of an Australian scientist he murdered.  Hoping to complete his germ-warfare experiment, in the hopes of its use by Nazis in a future war, the scientist’s agenda becomes complicated when he falls in love with his lab assistant.
Starring Robert Beatty
(1948) B&W 99 Minutes Unrated

Disc 3 Side B
All the Kind Strangers 
A family of seven children are living without parents is a swampy backwoods area all by themselves. Some of the children get the idea that it would be good to have parents or guardians to look over them so, they take in two strangers and make them the parents they so desperately want. The couple finds that getting away from these children will be more difficult than they imagined.
Starring Stacy Keach
(1974) Color 74 Minutes Unrated

The Day the Sky Exploded
A space mission goes awry when the experimental rocket malfunctions, forcing the astronaut to eject in an escape capsule and sending the rocket into deep space, where it explodes. The explosion causes a group of asteroids to veer from orbit around the sun, setting them on a collision course with Earth. With the impending doom approaching the planet, the nations of the world desperately attempt to come up with a plan to destroy the rogue planetoids.
Starring Paul Huschmid
(1958) B&W 79 Minutes Unrated

Disc 4 Side A

Fire Monsters Against the Son of Hercules 
A Hydra is threatening the countryside and the people are terrified for their lives. The people’s only hope of survival rests with Maxus, a powerful man who has the strength of many men. Before Maxus can battle the multi-headed monster, he must face other challenges in order to prove himself worthy and to prepare for the fateful battle. 
Starring Reg Lewis
(1962) Color 79 Minutes Unrated

The Doomsday Machine
An upcoming space mission to Venus becomes even more vital after a startling secret is revealed. Foreign agents have revealed a secret plot by the Chinese where they have manufactured the ultimate weapon, capable of destroying everything on the surface of the planet. The mission to our sister planet now becomes a fight for the survival of the human race, as the crew must try to save the Earth from destruction. 
Starring Grant Williams
(1972) Color 82 Minutes Unrated

Disc 4 Side B
Embryo 
A research scientist is experimenting with human DNA in an attempt to create the perfect human being. His work has made it to the point where he can take a human fetus and accelerate its growth to that of an adult within a few days. His latest creation is a beautiful woman, but side effects from the process turn the woman into a deranged killer. 
Starring Rock Hudson
(1976) Color 104 Minutes Rated PG

End of the World 
A scientist discovers signals from space that appear to carry information concerning a series of seemingly unrelated natural disasters, occurring across the globe. Hoping to discover the source of these signals and who’s behind them, the scientist and his wife set out on a trek to locate the intended recipient of the signals. What the couple eventually discovers is a small remote convent with occupants who are not really who they appears to be.
Starring Christopher Lee
(1977) Color 86 Minutes Rated PG

Disc 5 Side A
Eternal Evil (The Blue Man) 
A bored television director is introduced to the black arts and astral projection by his girlfriend. Learning the ability to separate his spirit from his body, the man finds a renewed interest in his life and a sense of wellbeing. Unfortunately, the man discovers while he is sleeping, his spirit leaves his body and his uncontrolled body roams the streets in a murderous rampage. 
Starring Winston Rekert
(1985) Color 85 Minutes Rated R

Evil Brain from Outer Space 
A giant alien brain is leading its forces across the far reaches of space with the intent to conquer the universe. Arriving at Earth, the monstrous brain unleashes a horde of monsters upon the planet to spread disease and destruction. The Earth’s only hope of survival rests with Starman, the hero from another world, who must use all of his awesome power to defeat the monsters and stop the alien brain.
Starring Ken Utsui
(1956) B&W 78 Minutes Unrated

Disc 5 Side B
Shadow of Chinatown 
A group of Chinese merchants and importers are the target of a European import firm that uses a beautiful Eurasian girl and a mad scientist as the means to put them out of business. A newspaper reporter and her dashing boyfriend learn of the problems the Chinatown businessmen are dealing with and decide to investigate. 
Starring Bela Lugosi
(1936) B&W 71 Minutes Unrated

The Disappearance of Flight 412
A flight wing of the Air Force has been experiencing difficulties with some of its aircraft so as a test they send aloft a jet with a four-man crew. Once airborne, the jet picks up three mysterious objects on radar and when two interceptors are sent to investigate, they mysteriously disappear. 
Starring Glenn Ford
(1974) Color 72 Minutes Unrated

Idaho Transfer 
A group of research scientists based at an Idaho facility discovers a means to travel forward in time, whilst remaining at the same locale. When one of the group’s trips reveals a bleak future for the human race, the government steps in to shut down their research. The researchers decide to travel forward in time to find the cause of the horrible accident that apparently will ruin the ecology and threaten the very existence of man.
Starring Keith Carradine
(1973) Color 86 Minutes Rated PG

Disc 6 Side A
Good Against Evil 
A young couple is forced to confront the ultimate horror when Satan decides to claim the young woman as his own.  The boyfriend consults with two priests in the hopes of getting guidance on his spiritual dilemma.  The two priests in turn decide to perform an exorcism in order to rid the woman of her possession.  The boyfriend and the exorcists are pitted in a battle for the woman’s soul with Satan and his clan of worshipers.  
Starring Kim Cattrall
(1977) Color 84 Minutes Unrated

Alien Zone 
A man in town for a convention gets lost while trying to return to his hotel room, after seeing a woman, and ends up being taken in by a mortician to wait out a storm.  To pass the time, the mortician shows the man four recently deceased people and begins to tell him how each person ended up as an occupant of one of his coffins.  
Starring John Ericson
(1978) Color 79 Minutes Rated PG

Disc 6 Side B
The Fury of the Wolf Man
While traveling in the mountains, a man is attacked by a mysterious creature that promptly departs, leaving no trace of its presence. Unbeknownst to the man, he has been attacked by a werewolf and now he’s inherited the curse associated with such creatures. Now our hero must race against time to rid himself of this dreaded affliction before the next full moon.
Starring Paul Naschy
(1972) Color 84 Minutes Rated PG

House of the Living Dead 
An insane scientist has been experimenting with the transfer of souls between human beings. The crazed doctor has conducted his nefarious deeds upon even his own family members, including the exchange of his own soul into his brother’s body. With his soul now inhabiting a new body, the madman believes he can continue his experiments uninterrupted.
Starring Mark Burns
(1973) Color 87 Minutes Rated PG

Disc 7 Side A
The Lost City (Part 1 & 2)
Scientist Bruce Gordon develops a machine that tracks the electrical disturbances wrecking havoc on the world.  His device leads him to a remote Central African region called the Magnetic Mountains, where a hidden city houses a mad scientist with plans to take over the world by using an invention that has been creating the electrical disturbances.  Gordon and his band of explorers must try to stop this madman while also liberating the creator of the electrical machine and his beautiful daughter.  
Starring William Boyd
(1935) B&W 98 & 106 Minutes Unrated

Disc 7 Side B
The Lost World (Silent) 
This was the first screen adaptation of the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story of prehistoric creatures still alive on a remote Amazon plateau.  An expedition is lead by Professor Challenger and consists of a newspaper reporter, a big-game hunter and his servant as well as the daughter of the plateau’s discoverer, who is still stranded in this uncharted land.  After a long journey, the group finds the prehistoric land and encounters all kinds of remarkable plants, dinosaurs and ape-like men.  
Starring Wallace Beery
(1925) B&W 68 Minutes Unrated

This is not a Test 
A California deputy sheriff sets up a roadblock on a mountain highway leading to a city. He begins to stop motorists to inform them of some terrible news; a missile containing an atomic bomb is heading towards the city. The motorists and the deputy struggle with deciding on either finding shelter inside the back of a truck, for possible survival, or whether to go to the mountaintop to face the impending doom.
Starring Seamon Glass
(1962) B&W 72 Minutes Unrated

Disc 8 Side A
Menace from Outer Space 
Rocky Jones, illustrious captain in the Space Rangers, must try to save Earth from certain destruction by what appears to be fast-approaching comet.  After the comet crashes, it is discovered to be a crystalline missile launched from a moon of Jupiter. Rocky and his crew must set out on a dangerous trip to this mysterious moon and discover who launched the missile.
Starring Richard Crane
(1956) B&W 76 Minutes Unrated

Maciste in Hell 
Our hero Maciste saves a young child from the grips of a demon and decides to take the fight to the demon’s home. Maciste travels into the depths of Hell, in order to track down the Devil, to stop the evil from spreading across the Earth. Maciste struggles with many different perils along his trip into Hell and appears to be defeated, if not for an act of kindness from a friend. 
Starring Bartolomeo Pagano
(1925) B&W 95 Minutes Unrated

Disc 8 Side B
The Mistress of Atlantis
Two French Foreign Legionnaires are lost amid the shifting sands of the Sahara Desert when they stumble across the entrance to an underground world. Searching this newly found subterranean passage, our heroes are surprised to find the lost city of Atlantis. Ruling over this fantastic underworld realm, an evil queen sets her sights upon these strangers to her kingdom.
Starring Brigitte Helm
(1932) B&W 87 Minutes Unrated

Night Fright 
A Texas community is beset with a rash of mysterious killings involving some of the students from the local college. The sheriff investigating the death discovers the startling identity of the killer responsible for the murders. A NASA experiment involving cosmic rays has mutated an ape and turned it into an unstoppable killing machine with a thirst for blood. 
Starring John Agar
(1968) Color 75 Minutes Unrated

Disc 9 Side A
How Awful About Allan 
A man is unable to save his father from a fire that kills him and disfigures his sister. Sent away to a mental institution for evaluation, the man returns later to take up residence at his sister’s home. Psychosomatically blinded by the incident, the man struggles with his life daily but finds things harder for him, when strange incidents begin to happen to him that has people doubting his sanity. Is it someone with a vendetta against him or is it something far more sinister?
Starring Anthony Perkins
(1970) Color 74 Minutes Rated PG

Panic 
A British research scientist is working with various forms of bacteria when he is accidentally exposed to a deadly variety due to a lab accident.  The exposure transforms the scientist into a hideous, flesh-eating monster and he begins a rampage in the local community that has the government considering whether or not to destroy the entire town to contain the problem. 
Starring David Warbeck
(1976) Color 91 Minutes Rated R

Disc 9 Side B
Piranha, Piranha 
Two wildlife photographers are traveling through the Amazon River basin on their latest assignment. While trying to capture the wildlife of the area on film, our photographers cross paths with a game hunter, who is stalking the animals for another reason. Looking to eliminate the witnesses to his illegal activities, the hunter decides to hunt the photographers in order to silence them.
Starring William Smith
(1972) Color 89 Minutes Rated PG

The Phantom Creeps
Dr. Alex Zorka (Bela Lugosi) is the creator of several wondrous devices that a former partner asks him to contribute to the U. S. Government, but he decides to use for his own benefit and ultimately world domination. With foreign spies desperate to get their hands on Dr. Zorka’s inventions, the U.S. Government sends in Captain Bob West of the Military Intelligence Department to find the doctor, who has gone into hiding after the death of his wife, and stop both him and the spies before either can use the devices for their evil purposes.  
Starring Bela Lugosi
(1939) B&W 78 Minutes Unrated

Disc 10 Side A
Purple Death from Outer Space 
Flash Gordon (Buster Crabbe), Dale Arden (Carol Hughes) and Dr. Zarkov must once again go to the planet Mongo and fight the evil emperor Ming (Charles Middleton) when a deadly “Purple Death” plague breaks out on Earth. Tracing the source of the “Purple Death” to Mongo, our group of adventurers flies to there in Dr. Zarkov’s rocket where they discover that Emperor Ming, whom they believed died at the end of their last battle, is still alive. He is threatening to not only conquer all of Mongo, but also is attacking Earth again, using a "Death Dust" spread by his spaceships that will eventually destroy everyone on Earth.  
Starring Buster Crabbe
(1940) B&W 88 Minutes Unrated

Prisoners of the Lost Universe 
A scientist has developed a matter transmitter that he is about to demonstrate for two people when an earthquake occurs, disrupting the test and plunging the trio into a parallel universe. The trio must adjust to the strange new world, where medieval weaponry is mixed with modern technology, all the while trying to find a way to travel back home. The scientist becomes separated from the young couple and they attempt to find him, all the while a warlord is trying to stop them, so he can take the young woman for his own. 
Starring Richard Hatch
(1984) Color 94 Minutes Unrated

Disc 10 Side B
Radio Ranch 
Gene Autry and his pals are amazed to discover a secret underground civilization located below their ranch. The under dwellers have advanced technology and intend to use it in their attempt to conquer the surface world.  It’s going to take all of the tricks in Gene’s bag to stave off this invasion from beneath the surface!
Starring Gene Autry
(1940) B&W 70 Minutes Unrated

Wolfman
A man returns to his home town after the death of his father to deal with the family inheritance and see some old friends.  While he was expecting to receive his father’s home and wealth as an inheritance, the man discovers something else has been bestowed upon him.  The man learns of the long-kept family secret when he becomes a werewolf, a result of a curse placed upon his family by a vengeful priest. 
Starring Earl Owensby, Kristina Reynolds, Edward Grady
(1979) Color 102 Minutes Rated PG

Disc 11 Side A
Robot Pilot (Emergency Landing) 
A test pilot and his weather observer partner are trying to develop a robot-controlled plane they hope their employer can sell to the Army. Foreign agents learn of their work and sabotage the plane, hoping to stop the inventors and allowing the spies to steal the invention. Our inventors hope to thwart the plans of the spies and deliver the robot plane to the Army, thus saving the company.
Starring Forrest Tucker
(1941) B&W 67 Minutes Unrated

Ring of Terror 
A medical school student is pledging a fraternity but he harbors a dark secret from his past. A traumatic experience from his childhood comes back to haunt him, when his fraternity hazing brings back his memories. This simple fraternity prank ends up going horribly wrong for our pledge and his would-be fraternity brothers.
Starring George E. Mather
(1962) B&W 63 Minutes Unrated

Frozen Alive 
A scientist is working on a suspended animation process where a human being is frozen and then revived later. Deciding to use himself as the guinea pig, the scientist has his assistant place him into suspended animation to prove the process works.  While in the process, the scientist’s ex-wife is murdered and he becomes the prime suspect in her death. 
Starring Mark Stevens
(1966) B&W 75 Minutes Unrated

Disc 11 Side B
Star Odyssey 
A race of aliens is enroute to Earth with the intent of enslaving the human race. The world turns to a top scientist in the hopes he, and the team he puts together, can come up with a plan to drive off the extraterrestrial invaders. Is there enough time for our hero and his companions to prepare for a fight that will decide the fate of the entire planet?
Starring Yanti Sommer
(1979) Color 103 Minutes Unrated

Terror at the Red Wolf Inn 
A college student returns to her dorm room after class and discovers she is the winner of an all-expense paid vacation to the Red Wolf Inn. Before she can share her good fortune with her parents, she and two other girls are whisked away to begin their vacation of a lifetime. When one of the guests suddenly disappears, the young woman doesn’t believe the explanation the old couple who run the inn gives her concerning the strange goings on at the Red Wolf.
Starring Linda Gillen
(1972) Color 78 Minutes Rated PG

Disc 12 Side A
The Manster
An American reporter traveling in Japan stops to meet and interview a reclusive Japanese scientist at his mountain laboratory. The scientist greets the curious newsman and, after getting to know him, concludes the reporter is the perfect test subject for his latest experiment. After injecting the reporter against his will, the scientist discovers his serum changes the man into a hideous two-headed creature.
Starring Peter Dyneley
(1962) B&W 72 Minutes Unrated

They 
A group of campers in the Canadian wilderness begins to hear strange reports over their radio.  Tales of a plague spreading across the Earth, sightings of bizarre beings as well as planes and cars malfunctioning fills the airwaves. Terrified by what they’ve been listening to, the campers decide to barricade themselves at their cabin in order to face the danger.
Starring Paul Bentzen
(1974) Color 94 Minutes Unrated

Disc 12 Side B
The Cold Room
A British girl is traveling with her estranged father in order to attempt to rebuild their relationship. Shortly after they arrive in East Germany, the girl begins to suffer from strange sensations and mental lapses, where she remembers events from World War II that she could never have experienced herself. Is this a case of a mental breakdown, is it possible memories from a past life or is she dealing with a rip in the fabric of time and she is actually experiencing the events for real?
Starring Amanda Pays
(1984) Color 95 Minutes Unrated

UFO: Target Earth 
Under the depths of a lake located near a small town, lies a strange alien spacecraft that is unknown to the town’s residents. An electronics expert picks up signals emitted by the spacecraft and begins to investigate the source of these mysterious transmissions. The electronics expert hopes to recruit a group of scientists to aid him in investigating the signals, hoping to discover the secrets contained within the alien ship. 
Starring Nick Plakias
(1974) Color 76 Minutes Rated G

Disc 13, Side A
Carnival of Souls 
A young woman apparently survives a drag race accident that had the car she was in toppling off of a bridge and into the river below. Unfazed by this experience, the woman heads off across country to her new job as a church organist. Experiencing strange things along her trip and also when she arrives at her new home, the woman begins to suspect that her survival of the accident was not as it appears. 
Starring Candace Hilligoss
(1962) B&W 91 Minutes Unrated

Atom Age Vampire 
An exotic dancer has a terrible automobile accident and as a result is horribly scarred on her face. Hoping for a miracle treatment, the dancer visits a scientist who has had marvelous results in restoring patient’s appearances and is cured of her scars. Unfortunately, there are some terrible side-effects from the procedure that the scientist must use some unethical methods to try and make the cure permanent. With suspicions grow in the dancer’s boyfriend and the authorities closing in, the scientist tries some last-minute treatments to help the dancer and also win over her heart.
Starring Alberto Lupo
(1960) B&W 87 Minutes Unrated

Disc 13, Side B
Creature from the Haunted Sea 
An American gangster agrees to transport a group of Caribbean island exiles and their national treasury to safe haven, with the intent of eliminating the exiles and keeping the money. Hoping to use the local legend of a sea monster as cover for killing off the soldiers, the gangster and his crew discover that the legend is true.
Starring Antony Carbone
(1961) B&W 75 Minutes Unrated

Nightmare Castle 
A count who experiments with electro-stimulation of human blood discovers that his wife is having an affair.  Catching the two lovers together, the count tortures and kills them, using their hearts and blood to further his experiments and to restore the beauty of his own lover.  After his wife’s death, the count discovers that her castle and fortune are to be given to her sister instead of him.  Hoping to continue his lifestyle and his experiments, the count manipulates the sister and marries her, hoping to eliminate her as he did his first wife, not knowing that the spirits of his wife and her lover are out for revenge.
Starring Barbara Steele
(1965) B&W 90 Minutes Unrated

Disc 14, Side A
The Black Dragons
Just prior to the start of World War II, Dr. Melcher (Bela Lugosi), a world-famous plastic surgeon, is brought in by Japan’s Black Dragon Society as part of a secret plan. Dr. Melcher operates on six Black Dragon Society operatives and transforms them into exact duplicates of 6 high ranking American businessmen who are replaced by these look-alikes. With their operatives in place, the Black Dragon Society’s plan to sabotage the American war effort appears to be set but, the F.B.I. Chief and an agent begin to piece together the clues that hopefully will uncover this sinister plot.
Starring Bela Lugosi
(1942) B&W 64 Minutes Unrated

Invisible Ghost 
Bela Lugosi stars in this Monogram thriller as Charles Kessler, a man living with his daughter while hoping for the return of his wife.  Upon seeing her peeking through a window, he falls into a trance and murders the maid.  The maid’s boyfriend is framed for the murder and dies in the hands of the police.  The man’s twin brother and Kessler’s daughter team up to clear the brother’s name and discover the true identity of the killer.
Starring Bela Lugosi
(1941) B&W 66 Minutes Unrated

Disc 14, Side B
One Body Too Many 
A timid insurance salesman decides to place a call upon an eccentric recluse at his mansion only to find that he has just passed away. What he also finds is a home full of relatives who are, according to the will, all bound to remain in the mansion until the authorities arrive to claim the body. Seeing that the man’s niece may be in harms way, the salesman decides to remain at the mansion to protect her from harm while they discover who killed her uncle.
Starring Bela Lugosi
(1944) B&W 75 Minutes Unrated

White Zombie 
A Haitian plantation owner convinces his young friends to wed at his residence, hoping he can use the opportunity to lure the woman away from her fiancé. When this ploy fails, he turns to the help of his mill operator for assistance, hoping the man can use his voodoo knowledge to make the woman his slave. When the woman is transformed into an emotionless zombie, the plantation owner demands that the mill operator restore her, but he refuses and turns on the owner. Meanwhile, the fiancé is contacted by a missionary who informs him of the state his bride-to-be is in and that there is still a chance to rescue her.
Starring Bela Lugosi
(1932) B&W 69 Minutes Unrated

Disc 15, Side A
The Attack of the Giant Leeches
While searching the back country for illegal poachers, Game Warden Steve Benton (Ken Clark) and his girlfriend Nan Greyson (Jan Shepard) come across a dying moonshiner with mysterious wounds and major blood loss. Adding to this evidence is the eye witness report from a man stating his wife and her lover were dragged into the swamp by some mysterious creatures. 
Starring Ken Clark
(1959) B&W 62 Minutes Unrated

The Screaming Skull
A newlywed couple returns from their honeymoon to the estate of the man’s late wife. The bride, a wealthy but extremely neurotic woman, uneasily settles into the home, walking the gardens of the estate that are meticulously kept by a strange gardener following the wishes of the deceased woman. The new lady of the house is tormented by the sudden appearance of skulls throughout the house and grounds. 
Starring John Hudson
(1958) B&W 68 Minutes Unrated

The Beast of Yucca Flats
Russian scientist Joseph Javorsky is looking to defect to the West and has made it to Nevada in hopes of meeting up with American representatives. Pursued by Soviet agents hoping to prevent his defection, Javorsky is forced to enter into a restricted atomic bomb test range in hopes of shaking off the agents. 
Starring Tor Johnson
(1961) B&W 54 Minutes Unrated

Disc 15, Side B
The Terror
In an early career appearance, Jack Nicholson stars as Lieutenant Duvalier, a nineteenth century military officer whose dreams are haunted by a mysterious beauty (Spencer Knight). Those same dreams draw him to the sinister castle of Baron Von Leppe (Boris Karloff), but is it really the Baron or an imposter?  Before he knows it, he finds himself a prisoner and frantically tries to solve the mysteries that surround him. Director Roger Corman collaborated with other directors, including Francis Ford Coppola, in the filming of this horror classic. 
Starring Jack Nicholson
(1963) Color 81 Minutes Unrated

Revolt of the Zombies 
After World War I, an expedition representing the Allied countries is sent to Cambodia to stop the efforts of Count Mazovia (Roy D’Arcy) in creating a zombie army of soldiers and laborers. Hoping to prevent a possible outbreak of war due to Mazovia’s actions, the group presses through the jungle to Angkor Wat in spite of the perils. The group includes Armand (Dean Jagger) who has his own agenda contrary to the group’s wishes.
Starring Dean Jagger
(1936) B&W 65 Minutes Unrated

Disc 16, Side A
The Giant Gila Monster
A rural Texas town finds itself beset by a series of mysterious disappearances and deaths with no seemingly rational explanation. The local sheriff is faced with an angry community leader demanding an end to the matter or his resignation. Through the combined efforts of the sheriff and a quick-witted mechanic the source of the problem is discovered, a fifty-foot long Gila monster who has run out of food and is now preying upon the local populace.
Starring Don Sullivan 
(1959) B&W 74 Minutes Unrated

The Fatal Hour
The fourth film in the line of Mr. Wong features from Monogram, The Fatal Hour features Boris Karloff as the lead character, an Asian detective sprung from the mind of Hugh Wiley. In this latest case, Mr. Wong (Karloff) is investigating the murder of a police office at the request of his friend Captain Street (Grant Withers). The murder investigation leads Mr. Wong to a smuggling ring operating on the San Francisco waterfront. After three additional murders take place, Mr. Wong is able to track down the killer and expose the smugglers. 
Starring Boris Karloff
(1940) B&W 69 Minutes Unrated

Disc 16, Side B
Dead Men Walk 
The marvelously theatrical George Zucco plays a dual role as the dysfunctional Clayton twins who also happen to be doctors. Predictably one twin is good, and the other evil. Dr. Lloyd Clayton is forced to kill his brother Elwyn in self-defense. Elwyn, who happens to be well versed in the dark arts, returns from the grave to exact his revenge. Elwyn viciously slays Lloyd’s colleagues, leaving a mounting trail of evidence that point to the surviving sibling. Elwyn is aided in his evil acts by a hunchbacked assistant played by Dwight Frye.
Starring George Zucco
(1943) B&W 64 Minutes Unrated

The Mad Monster
Dr. Cameron (George Zucco), a discredited scientist succeeds with his experiment in creating a serum that transforms men into wolf-like creatures. Originally developing this formula to help the world, the scientist decides to use his newly-created subject (Glenn Strange) to exact revenge upon the scientists who were responsible for his ouster from the scientific community. The scientist’s daughter Lenora (Anne Nagel) grows wary of her father’s actions and shares her suspicions with a newspaper reporter (Johnny Downs). When the scientist loses control of his creature, it falls upon the scientist’s daughter and the reporter to stop it.
Starring Johnny Downs
(1942) B&W 76 Minutes Unrated

Disc 17, Side A
Maniac 
A vaudeville performer becomes the lab assistant to a research scientist experimenting on re-animating dead tissue. When the doctor is accidentally killed during one of his experiments, the assistant takes on the persona of the doctor and continues his work. The imposter does succeed in reviving the deceased doctor but then slowly falls into madness.
Starring Bill Woods
(1934) B&W 51 Minutes Unrated

Metropolis 
This Fritz Lang classic film nearly bankrupted the motion picture studio that produced the feature. Set in 2000, this futuristic tale shows society separated into two distinct segments. The upper class lived in the high towers of the city and reaped the benefits of modern technology. The lower class resided in the underground regions working to make the machinery operate. The main thrust of the film centers on a man from the upper class falling in love with a woman from the lower class and his revelation as to what the world is like outside of his towers.
Starring Alfred Abel
(1927) B&W 119 Minutes Unrated

Disc 17, Side B
The Vampire Bat
When a small Bavarian village is beset with a string of mysterious deaths, the local burgermeister demands answers into the attacks. While the police detective refuses to believe the nonsense about vampires returning to the village, the local doctor treating the victims begins to suspect the truth behind the crimes. 
Starring Melvyn Douglas
(1933) B&W 71 Minutes Unrated

The Ape
Doctor Adrian (Boris Karloff) is a researcher looking for a cure to polio that would benefit his young friend Frances Clifford (Maris Wrixon), who suffers from the disease. His research centers upon the use of spinal fluid in a serum that could return mobility to sufferers of polio. The escape of a circus ape and the injury of its trainer provide an opportunity to test his procedure on Frances and it provides positive but limited results. 
Starring Boris Karloff
(1940) B&W 62 Minutes Unrated

The Monster Maker
A scientist has developed a serum which grotesquely distorts the victim’s hands and heads. The scientist decides to use his new serum on a concert pianist to extort money from him for the cure as well as take the man’s daughter for a wife. 
Starring J. Carrol Naish
(1944) B&W 64 Minutes Unrated

Disc 18, Side A
The Killer Shrews
A scientist on an island is working on a project, to help with the world population problem, accidentally creates giant shrews that escape his lab and devour every animal on the island. With nothing else to eat, the giant shrews set their sights on the compound of scientists and their guests. Led by Captain Thorne Sherman (James Best), the group must make a break for his ship to escape from the ravenous shrews.
Starring James Best
(1959) B&W 69 Minutes Unrated

The Brain That Wouldn’t Die
A surgeon working on experimental transplant procedures seems to be on the verge of a major breakthrough with his technique, even though his surgeon father disapproves of his manner of research. While out driving with his fiancée, the doctor crashes his car and is horrified to discover his bride-to-be is decapitated. Rushing his fiancée’s head to his lab, he is able to revive her where she is now living as a bodiless entity kept alive by tubes and an experimental serum. Hoping to restore his fiancée, the surgeon begins to frequent bars and gentlemen’s clubs looking for a candidate for transplanting his fiancée’s head onto another body, all the while the fiancée grows to hate her surgeon boyfriend for refusing to let her die.
Starring Jason Evers
(1962) B&W 82 Minutes Unrated

Disc 18, Side B
King of the Zombies 
During World War II, an American agent, his butler and a pilot are searching for a missing admiral when their plane crash lands on a Caribbean island. Taken in by a German doctor and his strange wife, the trio discovers the island inhabited by zombies under the control of Dr. Sangre. The doctor is attempting to use the zombies to extract information from the missing admiral to help his country’s war efforts. Through the efforts of the butler, the heroes are able to turn the tables on Dr. Sangre and set his zombies against him.
Starring Dick Purcell
(1941) B&W 67 Minutes Unrated

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Silent) 
Dr. Henry Jekyll (John Barrymore) is working on separating the good and evil aspects from a person’s persona and comes up with a potion that holds the key. Using himself as a guinea pig, Dr. Jekyll drinks his formula and is transformed into the evil Mr. Hyde. Mr. Hyde’s activities are the scandal of the city and are a major, though secret, embarrassment to the kindly Dr. Jekyll. Dr. Jekyll attempts to keep his connection to Mr. Hyde a secret, all the while he cannot put aside that aspect of his personality which he has released.
Starring John Barrymore
(1920) B&W 67 Minutes Unrated

Disc 19, Side A
Bluebeard 
John Carradine stars as Gaston, a successful nineteenth century artist and puppeteer in France’s capital. Gaston, however, lives a secret life as Bluebeard, a demented serial killer who coldly strangles a series of beautiful young women who fail to meet his impossible standards. The lifeless bodies are discarded in the Parisian streets. All is concealed from the authorities until Lucille (Jean Parker), Gaston’s comely assistant, learns the awful truth and swears to bring him to his day of reckoning.
Starring John Carradine
(1944) B&W 73 Minutes Unrated

The Corpse Vanishes
Bela Lugosi revels in his role as European horticulturalist Dr. Lorenz in this outlandish tale of horror and dementia. The good doctor’s aging wife (Elizabeth Russell) needs fluids harvested from the glands of young virgins in order to retain her eternal youth and beauty. What better place for the doctor to maintain his supply than at the alter, where he kidnaps the unsuspecting brides before they can complete their vows. Sedating them into a coma-like state he brings them to his mansion to collect his tainted bounty.
Starring Bela Lugosi
(1942) B&W 64 Minutes Unrated

Disc 19, Side B
Night of the Living Dead 
George Romero, the legendary director who helmed the Night of the Living Dead series, brings you a crazed tale of nuclear radiation that raises the dead, and creates a legion of flesh-eating zombies. Brother and sister, Johnny (Russell Streiner) and Barbara (Judith O'Dea) visit their father's grave in a small town Pennsylvania, where a re-animated zombie kills Johnny. Barbara escapes to a remote farmhouse where a cross-section of the local citizenry is hiding out.
Starring Judith O’Dea
(1968) B&W 96 Minutes Unrated

Doomed to Die 
Boris Karloff bows in for one last time as oriental detective Mr. Wong in the last of this long-running series. When “The Wentworth Castle” catches ablaze killing numerous people, shipping tycoon Cyrus Wentworth is distraught over the loss and is found shot to death in his office. Dick Fleming (William Stelling) is the prime suspect in the mind of the none-to-bright police captain Bill Street (Grant Withers). Dick is a business rival, and happens to be in love with Wentworth’s daughter Cynthia (Catherine Craig). When cub reporter Bobbie Logan (Marjorie Reynolds) puts Mr. Wong on the case the result is a foregone conclusion.
Starring Boris Karloff
(1940) B&W 68 Minutes Unrated

Disc 20, Side A
The Phantom of the Opera (Silent) 
This classic horror feature stars Lon Chaney in the title role as the tragic disfigured Erik who haunts the corridors and cellars in the decaying depths of the Paris Opera House. He befriends and secretly coaches a beautiful aspiring understudy named Christine (Mary Philbin) who covets the lead role. Through an ever-building campaign of terror, the Phantom drives the lead Soprano to flee her role, allowing his protégé to take her place. Convinced that she will now return his love in spite of his disfigurement, he persuades her to join him in his subterranean lair, where he plans to confess his true feelings.
Starring Lon Chaney
(1925) B&W 93 Minutes Unrated

The Indestructible Man
Charles “The Butcher” Benton (Lon Chaney Jr.) is a convicted bank robber and murderer executed for his crimes. A scientist working on a cure for cancer accidentally revives Benton making him extremely strong and nearly invulnerable. Benton kills the scientist and heads to Los Angeles seeking revenge on his gang members who betrayed him and are out to find his hidden bank loot.
Starring Lon Chaney Jr.
(1956) B&W 71 Minutes Unrated

Disc 20, Side B
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Silent) 
This classic film vaulted Lon Chaney into stardom for his portrayal of Quasimodo, the hunchbacked bell ringer living in the bell towers of Notre Dame. Quasimodo’s devotion to Esmeralda (Patsy Ruth Miller), due to her act of kindness, places both of them in great peril from Jehan (Brandon Hurst), the evil brother of the church’s archdeacon.
Starring Lon Chaney
(1923) B&W 101 Minutes Unrated

Nosferatu (Silent) 
A young real estate agent visits the Carpathian castle of the mysterious Count Orlok, who is looking to relocate to a larger locale. Unbeknownst to the young man, Orlok is actually Nosferatu, a vampire who is in need of new hunting grounds. After the Count travels to the city or Bremen, a series of mysterious deaths occur that baffle the authorities. Only the real estate agent’s wife realizes what is happening and she herself takes efforts to stop Nosferatu.
Starring Max Schreck
(1922) B&W 80 Minutes Unrated

Disc 21, Side A
Swamp Women 
In hopes of recovering a hidden cache of stolen diamonds, a policewoman agrees to go undercover in a women’s prison in order to infiltrate the gang responsible for the theft. Assisting the gang in breaking out of jail, the policewoman accompanies them into the bayou to retrieve the gems. When problems arise with their boat, the gang takes a man and his girlfriend hostage to use their boat. The policewoman is now torn between recovering the stolen diamonds and also protecting the hostages, especially since she has fallen for the man.
Starring Beverly Garland
(1955) Color 73 Minutes Unrated

The World Gone Mad
An investigative newspaper reporter uncovers a plot against the District Attorney. The D.A. is about to present a case of white-collar crime against some well-respected Wall Street investors who wish to eliminate the D.A. before it can happen. The reporter races to prevent the murder before it can occur and also help the D.A. in bringing those responsible to justice.
Starring Pat O’Brien
(1933) B&W 74 Minutes Unrated

Disc 21, Side B
Little Shop of Horrors 
Seymour Krelboyne (Jonathan Haze) works in a skid row florist shop and is in love with his beautiful co-worker Audrey Fulquard (Jackie Joseph). Seymour is also an amateur botanist and develops a new type of plant that he hopes to use to make a name for him as well as win over Audrey. Unfortunately, the new plant not only talks but cannot survive without human flesh and blood. Seymour is forced to kill in order to feed Audrey Jr., named after his co-worker. Word spreads about this marvelous plant in the small shop which brings in additional business and interest in Seymour. Things become very complicated for Seymour which brings all of his actions to a shocking conclusion. Look for a cameo appearance by a very young Jack Nicholson performing in his first feature film in the role of the masochistic dental patient.
Starring Jack Nicholson
(1960) B&W 73 Minutes Unrated

Tormented 
A pianist dumps his singer girlfriend and becomes engaged to a young socialite from an affluent island community, which infuriates the singer. A confrontation, between the pianist and the singer at the top of a lighthouse, results in her falling to her death to the rocks below. The pianist tries to keep the death quiet while proceeding with the wedding plans but finds it impossible when the deceased singer begins to haunt him.
Starring Richard Carlson
(1960) B&W 75 Minutes Unrated

Disc 22, Side A
The Monster Walks
A woman and her boyfriend return to her ancestral home for the reading of her father’s will. They arrive at the old mansion, during a storm, to be greeted by her strange uncle and a house full of suspicious characters. It appears that she will be the next victim of the killer and is to be murdered at the hands of a gorilla controlled by her devious uncle.
Starring Rex Lease
(1932) B&W 60 Minutes Unrated

Monster from a Prehistoric Planet 
A Japanese tycoon sends out an expedition to a remote South Pacific island to investigate the story of some mysterious creatures revered as gods. Arriving with reporters in tow, the expedition soon discovers a small reptilian creature in an underground cavern. Despite the warnings of the natives to leave it alone, the expedition takes the creature, known as Gappa, back to Japan to be exhibited at the tycoon’s theme park. Unfortunately, the creature’s parents decide to retrieve their baby and storm Japan intent on doing so regardless of the damage they must inflict.
Starring Tamio Kawaji
(1967) Color 90 Minutes Unrated

Disc 22, Side B
The Gorilla
This Ritz Brothers vehicle features them as detectives hired to protect lawyer Walter Stevens (Lionel Atwell) from “The Gorilla”, a killer working under the guise of an escaped circus animal. Garrity, Harrigan and Mullivan (Jimmy, Harry and Al Ritz) discover that it is really heiress Norma Denby (Anita Louise) who may be the target of the killer. To complicate things further, a real escaped gorilla shows up to befuddle our trio of detectives.
Starring The Ritz Brothers
(1939) B&W 68 Minutes Unrated

A Shriek in the Night
Rival reporters Pat Morgan (Ginger Rogers) and Ted Rand (Lyle Talbot) are always trying to out-scoop each other on stories. The latest involves the mysterious death of a philanthropist who fell to his death after a shriek was heard from his penthouse apartment. The two reporters start out as rivals but combine efforts to solve the crime and write the story when more residents of the apartment building turn up dead.
Starring Ginger Rogers
(1933) B&W 67 Minutes Unrated

Disc 23, Side A
Bloodlust 
While vacationing in the tropics, a group of teen-agers set sail to an apparent deserted island. What they discover when they arrive is that the island is owned by Dr. Balleau, an eccentric man with a passion for big-game hunting. After years of importing game onto the island for sport, Dr. Balleau has set his sights on new quarry, those unfortunate enough to stumble upon his island. Now realizing what they’re up against, the teen-agers must elude their host in the hopes of making off the island alive.
Starring Robert Reed
(1959) B&W 89 Minutes Unrated

The Amazing Mr. X
A phony mystic makes a comfortable living by putting on séances for gullible women to scam them of their money. His most recent victim is a young widow who had lost her husband just two years prior to him meeting her. Things start out normal for our fake swami on his latest scam until the “deceased” husband shows up and threatens to expose the mystic unless a large sum of money is paid.
Starring Turhan Bey
(1948) B&W 78 Minutes Unrated

Disc 23, Side B
The Last Woman on Earth
While vacationing in Puerto Rico, Harold and Evelyn Gern (Anthony Carbone and Betsy Jones-Moreland) go skin-diving with their friend and attorney Martin Joyce (Robert Towne). When they surface from their underwater adventure, the trio discover themselves as the only people left alive on the island. They conclude that an interruption of oxygen in the atmosphere had killed those on the surface leaving them quite alone. Now faced with the possibility of being the last people alive on the planet, the two men turn on each other in order to vie for the attention of Evelyn.
Starring Betsy Jones-Moreland
(1960) B&W 71 Minutes Unrated

The Bat
A mysterious mansion holds secrets and terror for the owner and visitors alike in this thriller based upon a classic stage play. Cornelia Van Gorder (Agnes Moorehead) has taken up residence in an old mansion that was the scene of some mysterious deaths years ago. The recent owner of the mansion was a banker who had embezzled money and had hidden it somewhere in the mansion but, he was killed before he was able to retrieve it. Now it appears that someone is stalking the mansion to find the money and protect its secrets.
Starring Vincent Price
(1959) B&W 80 Minutes Unrated

Disc 24, Side A
House on Haunted Hill 
Eccentric Frederick Loren (Vincent Price) and his wife have invited 5 guests to a “house” party at the mysterious mansion on Haunted Hill, which is reported to be inhabited by evil spirits. Each guest is given a small coffin holding a gun and is informed that those who remain in the house until sunrise will receive $10,000. Frights and thrills fill the night as nerves are put on edge and the guest’s secrets start coming to light.
Starring Vincent Price
(1959) B&W 75 Minutes Unrated

The Last Man on Earth
The film opens on Dr. Robert Morgan (Vincent Price) awakening to another bleak day of existence. It’s been three years since a world-wide plague has changed Earth’s population into zombie-like vampires and Dr. Morgan is the only man to survive, due to an immunity he acquired working in Central America years before. Finding food and fuel and looking for other possible survivors is his only existence all the while battling hordes of blood thirsty vampires. Hope springs to life for Dr. Morgan when he is able to cure a young woman of her vampirism through a transfusion of his own blood. Can Dr. Morgan create a cure for the human race before the vampires get him? 
Starring Vincent Price
(1960) B&W 86 Minutes Unrated

Disc 24, Side B
Dementia 13 
Louise Haloran is faced with a dilemma since her husband John has died of a heart attack and she is not included in his mother’s will. Traveling to his family’s ancestral home in Ireland, Louise hopes to ingrain herself into the family while telling them that John is away on business. Unfortunately, John’s family is very dysfunctional due to the drowning death of his little sister years ago so Louise must deal with some very bizarre behavior and strange happenings. 
Starring William Campbell
(1963) B&W 76 Minutes Unrated

The Phantom from 10,000 Leagues
The U.S. Government sends a scientist to investigate some mysterious deaths along a stretch of beach on the Pacific Coast. What brings the scientist into the investigation is the radiation burns found on the victims.  Arriving at the scene of the deaths, the scientist visits the nearby Pacific College of Oceanography where he meets Professor King and his daughter Lois. While falling for the professor’s daughter, our scientist begins to suspect that Professor King’s secret research is somehow connected to the radiation and the deaths.
Starring Kent Taylor
(1956) B&W 80 Minutes Unrated

Disc 25, Side A
The White Gorilla
A rare white gorilla is shunned by the rest of the gorillas due to its unique nature and is forced to live a life of solitude.  The time alone makes the gorilla hate all other primates and turns it into a murderous monster.  A final confrontation between the white gorilla and his former tribe’s leader will decide the fate of all of Africa.  
Starring Ray “Crash” Corrigan
(1945) B&W 62 Minutes Unrated

The Long Hair of Death
A woman is put to death after being accused of witchcraft.  Her daughter confronts the man who accused her mother of the crime and discovers the true reason for the accusation, but loses her life in doing so.  The youngest daughter is taken in by the man’s family and is raised by them, with the intent to marry her off to the man’s son.  When the girl comes of age, her deceased sister returns to exact her revenge upon the family.
Starring Barbara Steele
(1964) B&W 94 Minutes Unrated

Disc 25, Side B
Condemned to Live 
A small European village is the site of a series of horrible murders, thought to be the result of some vicious animal attacks. When the local doctor begins to look into the deaths, he discovers the victims were really attacked by some type of vampire-like creature. The doctor is also startled to find that he may be responsible for the deaths, due to a condition he acquired when is mother was attacked by a creature while pregnant with him. 
Starring Ralph Morgan
(1935) B&W 65 Minutes Unrated

The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave
An unstable English Lord, who mourns his deceased wife, frequents clubs looking for redheaded women to take to his home for some bizarre activities. He eventually meets and marries a woman he hopes will drive away the demons from his tortured mind. Unfortunately, other forces are at work to drive the nobleman insane and spread terror throughout the household.
Starring Anthony Steffen
(1971) Color 82 Minutes Rated R

Disc 26, Side A
Devil Monster 
A ship disappears during an ocean voyage and everyone is presumed lost. When evidence points towards a survivor of the wreck, the sailor’s mother organizes an expedition to locate her missing son. When the explorers find the missing man living on an island, they take him against his will in order to return him to his home. The consequences of their actions prove very costly for the explorers, when the sailor sets about their downfall for taking him away from his island paradise.
Starring Barry Norton
(1946) B&W 64 Minutes Unrated

The Head
In this macabre tale of science gone wrong, a scientist is successful in creating a serum capable of keeping a dog’s head alive after the body dies. Before the scientist can take advantage of his new discovery, he suffers a fatal heart attack. His assistant uses the formula to keep the scientist’s severed head alive in an attempt to transplant the head of the beautiful, but hunch-backed, nurse to the body of an exotic dancer.
Starring Horst Frank
(1959) B&W 97 Minutes Unrated

Disc 26, Side B
Chloe, Love is Calling You 
A young woman of mixed parentage lives in the bayou, raised by a black voodoo priestess who looks to avenge the death of her husband, lynched by an angry white mob. As the tension rises due to the evil plans of the priestess, the young woman finds herself torn between two cultures. Hoping to break free from the control of the woman who raised her, the young woman finds she must confront the priestess in order to save her own life, as well as those the priestess intends to harm.
Starring Olive Borden
(1934) B&W 54 Minutes Unrated

Crypt of the Living Dead 
An archeologist visits a remote island to bury his late father and, despite the warnings from the local people, opens the tomb of the vampire queen, buried over 700 years ago.  This foolish act by the archeologist and his reporter friend places the entire island in danger, including the local schoolteacher that the two men are rivals for her affection.  With the schoolteacher in danger of being a sacrifice to the vampire queen, the duo sets out to stop the vampires, rescue the teacher and destroy the vampire queen.
Starring Andrew Prine
(1973) B&W 85 Minutes Rated PG

Disc 27, Side A
The Severed Arm
A group of men trapped for a long time by a cave-in resort to desperate measures in order to survive. To stave off starvation, the group single out the weakest man and remove his arm in order for everyone to eat only to have everyone saved a few hours after their deed.  Years later, the survivors of the cave-in who preyed upon the innocent man begin to meet horrible deaths.
Starring Deborah Walley, Marvin Kaplan, Paul Carr
(1973) Color 89 Minutes Rated R

The Ape Man
Dr. Brewster (Bela Lugosi) is working on a serum derived from gorilla spinal fluid and tests his experimental formula upon himself.  Unfortunately, the serum transforms Dr. Brewster into a simian-like creature and he desperately attempts to find a cure.  Only human spinal fluid will return him to normal but Dr. Brewster uses some nefarious methods to extract his needed supply. 
Starring Bela Lugosi
(1943) B&W 64 Minutes Unrated

Disc 27, Side B
A Walking Nightmare
When a banker turns up missing, former detective Nick Trayne is brought in on the case to find him. When the banker turns up but appears to be in a trance, Trayne must now try to find out what happened to the banker. A household full of suspects makes for a tough case that our crack detective must solve and bring the culprit to justice.
Starring James Dunn
(1942) B&W 61 Minutes Unrated

The Sadist
Three travelers end up with more than just car trouble when they seek refuge at an auto yard while their vehicle is being repaired. It turns out the auto yard is the home of a deranged psychopath and his equally brutal girlfriend. This demented couple takes pleasure in physically and psychologically torturing their unsuspecting guests, with the hope of using their car to further their heinous activities.
Starring Arch Hall Jr.
(1963) B&W 92 Minutes Unrated

Disc 28, Side A
Vulcan, Son of Jupiter 
It’s a battle between mortals and gods as the right to claim the Goddess of Love as their own brings the Roman gods of myth to life in this classic tale. Vulcan, the God of Fire, wishes to have the beautiful Venus as his bride and will battle strange creatures and fellow gods alike, in his quest to win her. Amazing feats of strength and fantastic fights abound in this tale of adventure and true love. 
Starring Richard Lloyd
(1961) Color 80 Minutes Unrated

Scared to Death 
A woman who was literally frightened to death narrates the story of how she arrived at her untimely demise.  The woman is shown going through a series of circumstances that begin to wear down her psyche and drive her to madness.  A lengthy line-up of suspects for the person responsible for her death has the police baffled.   
Starring Bela Lugosi
(1946) Color 68 Minutes Unrated

Disc 28, Side B
Sound of Horror 
A group of archeologists is exploring mountains in a remote part of Greece when they stumble across an unexpected find. While blasting away the rock to find the hidden treasure, the explorers awaken a prehistoric creature with the power of invisibility. Only the shrieking cries of the approaching monster give its victims any warning to their terrifying fate. 
Starring James Philbrook
(1964) B&W 90 Minutes Unrated

The Man with Two Lives
A young man, recently engaged to be married, is the victim of a traffic accident and dies as a result of his injuries. His father, desperate to revive his son, agrees to let a scientist friend try his experimental soul transmigration process to save him. After the young man returns to life, the father and fiancee notice a dark and violent change in the young man’s behavior, leading them to believe something went horribly wrong in the revival process. 
Starring Edward Norris
(1942) B&W 63 Minutes Unrated

Disc 29, Side A
War of the Robots 
Representatives of an alien civilization on the brink of extinction arrives on Earth and kidnap two top research geneticists in the hopes they can find them a cure to their problem.  Looking to stop a potential alien invasion and rescue the scientists, a group of soldiers is sent on a mission that could decide the fate of two civilizations.
Starring Antonio Sabato
(1978) Color 99 Minutes PG-13

Hands of Steel 
An international industrialist is determined to stop the interference of a world-leading ecological scientist. The industrialist hopes to continue his profitable, but environmentally unsafe practices, by sending his cyborg assassin to kill him. His plans take a turn when the cyborg’s human side takes control and he refuses to kill the scientist, thus threatening to expose the evil man’s enterprises.  
Starring John Saxon
(1986) Color 94 Minutes Rated R

Disc 29 Side B
One Frightened Night 
An aging eccentric millionaire gathers his heirs and informs them that he intends to give his fortune to his granddaughter, if she appears before midnight, otherwise the five of them will split the estate.  Two women arrive claiming to be the long-lost granddaughter, which upsets all of the other relatives.  When one of the women ends up dead, suspicion falls upon everyone who potentially would benefit from the elimination of the other heirs. 
Starring Charley Grapewin
(1935) B&W 66 Minutes Unrated

Vampire’s Night Orgy 
A busload of travelers must stop in a small European village after their bus driver suffers a heart attack. The local villagers seem friendly at first but strange events stir up suspicion in the travelers. Eventually, the travelers uncover the truth behind their hosts and find they have stumbled upon a village inhabited by vampires.
Starring Jack Taylor
(1973) Color 79 Minutes Rated R

Disc 30, Side A
A Strange Adventure
A young man with a passion for hot rods and pretty girls finds himself in trouble when he gets mixed-up with some criminals. A pretty border at his mother’s motel talks our hero into a drive that ends up as a part of her gang’s armored car robbery. Forced to drive them to a remote cabin to hide from the police, our hero must think of a way to save himself and his fellow hostages and foil the plans of the bank robbers.
Starring Joan Evans
(1956) B&W 68 Minutes Unrated

The Werewolf of Washington
An ambitious young reporter and his girlfriend are traveling in Hungary, when a wolf attacks him.  Returning to Washington D.C. with his girlfriend, who is the President’s daughter, he takes the job of Press Secretary for the President of the United States.  When some recent acquaintances turn up murdered by some vicious beast, the young man comes to realize the wolf he killed in Hungary was actually a werewolf.
Starring Dean Stockwell
(1973) Color 89 Minutes Rated PG

Disc 30, Side B
The Island Monster
An undercover government agent arrives on an Italian island in order to investigate a drug-smuggling ring. The agent quickly establishes some contacts on the island and appears to be well along in the case when a complication arrives. His wife and daughter visit him, thus destroying his cover, and the head of the ring, a kind older man with a dark secret, kidnaps his daughter. 
Starring Boris Karloff
(1954) B&W 85 Minutes Unrated

The Rogues Tavern
A collection of travelers has gathered at the Red Rock Tavern, an old hotel, during a thunderstorm.  All arriving for different reasons, the group is suddenly drawn together by the murder of one of the guests. Two store detectives staying at the hotel try to solve the case as other bodies turn up and the terror increases with each passing moment.
Starring Wallace Ford
(1936) B&W 67 Minutes Unrated

Disc 31, Side A
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (Silent) 
The arrival of a traveling carnival coincides with a string of mysterious deaths in a small German town. When the friend and romantic rival of one man is found murdered, suspicion falls immediately upon him. The man looks to prove he is innocent and begins to investigate the strange hypnotist and his somnambulist at the carnival, discovering a horrifying secret.
Starring Werner Krauss
(1920) B&W 67 Minutes Unrated

Terror Creatures from the Grave 
An attorney travels to his client’s castle to conduct some business where he learns upon arriving the client died almost a year ago. The client’s widow and daughter then tell the attorney an incredible tale of how the owner was able to revive the spirits of long-deceased plague victims and how his spirit roams the halls of the castle. Doubting their story, the attorney begins to reconsider when a rash of mysterious deaths occur at the castle. 
Starring Walter Brandi
(1965) B&W 82 Minutes Unrated

Disc 31, Side B

The Devil Bat
A chemist feels betrayed by the company owners who have profited from his discoveries.  Seeking revenge upon the men, the chemist has bred a large vicious bat that will attack anyone covered in a particular cologne he has manufactured.  After a series of deaths due to the bat, a reporter discovers the truth behind the attacks and sets out to stop the madman.
Starring Bela Lugosi
(1940) B&W 68 Minutes Unrated

The Night America Trembled
Another classic dramatic presentation brought to you by Studio One, originally a radio program brought out as an Emmy winning weekly television program shown on the CBS television network from 1948 to 1958.  This particular episode centers on the tale of the 1939 Halloween night radio broadcast of The Mercury Theater’s “The War of The Worlds”.  Narrated by Edward R. Murrow, this program presented a dramatization of the studio end of the broadcast as well as audience reactions through vignettes.  Guest stars abound in this episode, which opened the tenth season of this program, including Ed Asner, Vincent Gardenia, James Coburn, Warren Oates and a youthful Warren Beatty.
Starring Warren Beatty
(1957) B&W 50 Minutes Unrated

Disc 32, Side A
The Amazing Transparent Man
Crazed ex-military officer Paul Krenner has dreams of world domination when he forces unwilling scientist Peter Ulof to do his bidding.  Ulof must develop a process to induce invisibility though atomic radiation.  With this in his armory, Krenner plans to create an invisible military force and sell it to the highest bidder. Krenner’s men break safecracker Joey Faust out of jail and make him invisible so that he can steal more radium and then events take an unexpected turn. 
Starring Douglas Kennedy
(1960) B&W 57 Minutes Unrated

The Bat (Silent) 
A master criminal known as “The Bat” has held the city in a grip of terror during his crime spree. His latest caper involves some embezzled bank money that apparently is hidden in the bank president’s mansion.  A reclusive woman and her niece are currently renting the mansion, after the bank owner passes away.  Our villain must find a way to frighten off the unsuspecting boarders in order to find the stolen money, as well as try to stay one-step ahead of the law. 
Starring Jack Pickford
(1926) B&W 86 Minutes Unrated

Disc 32, Side B
Crimes at the Dark House 
A deranged man murders another man in order to assume his identity and take over a recently inherited estate. Soon after arriving at the estate, the psychotic man finds he must continue his murderous tendencies in order to keep his charade from being exposed. 
Starring Tod Slaughter
(1940) B&W 69 Minutes Unrated

Peter Hurkos Story
This two-part story is about Peter Hurkos, a man trying to escape from the Nazis, who falls from a five-story building and is severely injured.  After awakening from a coma, Hurkos discovers that he now has some amazing psychic abilities. Struggling to deal with his newfound abilities, Hurkos falls into drinking heavily while trying a career in show business.
Starring Albert Salmi
(1960) B&W Unrated

The Atomic Brain
An elderly woman has invested a fortune on a scientist’s research which, if successful, will allow him to transfer her brain into the body of a young woman.  Needing a host body for her brain and subjects to experiment upon, the elderly woman advertises for a housekeeper in hopes of securing what the scientist needs, human guinea pigs.  Three unlucky women are selected by the elderly woman as the choices and are unaware of the true motives behind their employment.  
Starring Frank Gerstle
(1964) B&W 65 Minutes Unrated

Disc 33, Side A
The Ghost Walks
People stranded in a country house during a storm discover that the home was the sight of an unsolved murder years before.  During a dinner discussion of the incident, the lights go out and, when they come back on, they discover that one of the guests has been killed.  Fearing for their lives, the guests attempt to find out the secrets behind the death before others can occur.  
Starring June Collyer
(1934) B&W 65 Minutes Unrated

The She Beast
In the 18th Century, a terrible witch is punished by the townspeople she terrorized by being drowned in a lake. Two hundred years later, a newlywed couple is driving near the lake when their car crashes into the water. The husband comes to the surface unharmed but his young bride emerges from the water possessed by the spirit of the witch, looking for revenge upon the descendents of the townspeople who had killed her.
Starring Barbara Steele
(1966) Color 79 Minutes Unrated

Disc 33, Side B
Curse of the Headless Horseman 
A young man inherits his uncle’s western ranch and invites his friends to come along and help out with the operation. After arriving, the caretaker explains to the group the legend of the headless horseman who roams the area to seek revenge. Laughing off the legend as the ramblings of an old man, the group are then shocked when the phantom rider appears, causing the deaths of some of the group.
Starring Marland Proctor
(1974) Color 78 Minutes Rated PG

The Crimes of Stephen Hawke
Stephen Hawke is a moneylender whose compassion for his clients is only outshined by his devotion to his lovely daughter. What she and the rest of the public don’t know is that Stephen Hawke is leading a double life. At night, he becomes “The Spine Breaker” a notorious killer with the habit of viciously killing his victims in the most horrible ways imaginable.
Starring Tod Slaughter
(1936) B&W 69 Minutes Unrated

Disc 34, Side A
Devil’s Partner 
An old hermit makes a pact with the Devil and, in exchange for his obedience, is given restored youth and vitality. He returns to his hometown after assuming the identity of his own nephew and takes up residence in his former home. He begins a campaign of terror against those he feels will oppose him and sets his sights on a beautiful girl, causing harm and hardship to her fiancé in order to win her over.
Starring Ed Nelson
(1962) B&W 73 Minutes Unrated

Shock 
A psychiatrist argues with his wife and, in a fit of rage, kills her.  The psychiatrist discovers that the crime was observed by his neighbor and fears she will report him to the authorities.  After the woman is unsuccessful in convincing her husband of what she saw, the psychiatrist approaches him and says she needs psychiatric treatment and she should be placed under his care.
Starring Vincent Price
(1946) B&W 70 Minutes Unrated

Disc 34, Side B
Manos: The Hands of Fate 
In this macabre tale of a trip gone horribly wrong, an innocent family becomes lost and find themselves at a remote farmhouse. The only apparent resident of the property is a strangely deformed man named Torgo, who insists he is watching the place for “The Master”. What our travelers don’t know is “The Master” and his demon-worshipping wives have awakened from their slumber to prey upon them for their sacrifices.  
Starring Tom Neyman
(1966) Color 69 Minutes Unrated

Murder in the Red Barn 
Based upon a true story, a small English town is the setting of a love triangle involving Squire Corder, the gypsy Carlos and young Maria Marten.  While Maria is smitten with Carlos, a roguish gypsy, she has attracted the attention of Squire Corder, a wealthy older man with a liking to younger women. When Maria disappears after entering the Red Barn, suspicions immediately fall upon Carlos, thanks to the efforts of Squire Corder, but the truth behind the disappearance will surprise you all. 
Starring Tod Slaughter
(1935) B&W 59 Minutes Unrated

Disc 35, Side A
Never Too Late 
An unscrupulous squire plots to have a young woman for his own by eliminating fiancé.  The young man heads off to the gold fields of Australia to seek his fortune, while the squire stops any mail from being sent or received by the couple through his hold over the postmaster. The squire even has the young man’s best friend imprisoned to prevent the friend from discovering what the squire is doing.
Starring Tod Slaughter
(1937) B&W 67 Minutes Unrated

Colossus and the Headhunters 
When his land suffers a terrible earthquake, Maciste and some of his people barely escape alive and travel to an island. This volcanic island is home to two warring tribes, one of them a band of ruthless headhunters. Trying to keep his people out of middle of the fight, Maciste ends up trying to rescue a kidnapped princess from the clutches of her captors.
Starring Kirk Morris
(1960) Color 79 Minutes Unrated

Disc 35, Side B
Teenage Zombies 
A group of teenagers becomes stranded upon an island, through the manipulations of a foreign scientist conducting experiments on the remote isle. It seems the scientist is trying to develop a nerve gas, which will change its victims into easily controlled zombies. Our teens hope of surviving rests with their friends and the sheriff, who have come to the island in search of the missing youths. 
Starring Don Sullivan
(1959) B&W 70 Minutes Unrated

The Devil’s Messenger
Three macabre tales of terror are featured in this frightful thriller hosted by the incomparable “Mr. D” (Lon Chaney Jr.). A psychotic photographer is faced with a beauty that haunts his pictures and dreams in one tale. A scientist becomes obsessed with a frozen “Ice Princess” that leads to an unfortunate ending in another tale. Finally, a man fears his own death after a visit with a fortuneteller in the last of these horrifying stories.
Starring Lon Chaney Jr.
(1962) B&W 71 Minutes Unrated

Disc 36, Side A
The Bowery at Midnight
A kindly university professor operates a soup kitchen with his daughter down in the bowery, helping those less fortunate than most.  This persona is a cover for the professor’s true activities, heading a criminal operation out of the basement of the soup kitchen with his gang committing robberies and murder, even having members of the gang eliminated if they fail.  
Starring Bela Lugosi
(1942) B&W 61 Minutes Unrated

Midnight Shadow 
Margaret Wilson is the daughter of a well-respected small town family, who is courted by local man Buster Barnett and a traveling carnival mentalist, Prince Alihabad.  When Margaret’s father turns up dead after showing his oil well deed to his daughter’s suitors, she decides to track down her father’s killer herself. 
Starring Frances Redd
(1939) B&W 52 Minutes Unrated

Torture Ship 
A doctor working on his experiments to cure the criminal mind takes extreme measures in order to continue his research. The doctor purchases a boat, loads his equipment and patients on board and then sets off on the ocean to complete his treatments. Things don’t go as planned for our nefarious physician concerning his patients’ rehabilitation.
Starring Lyle Talbot
(1939) B&W 49 Minutes Unrated

Disc 36, Side B
Night of the Blood Beast 
An astronaut dies while returning from a mission and his body is recovered by the military. The base where the dead astronaut is taken to becomes the scene of a bizarre invasion plan from outer space.  Alien embryos inside the dead astronaut resurrect the corpse and begin a terrifying assault on the military staff in the hopes of conquering the world.
Starring Michael Emmet
(1958) B&W 62 Minutes Unrated

Tales of Frankenstein 
Dr. Frankenstein has recreated his creature, but wishes to correct his previous mistake. He wishes to prevent his creation from any further murderous rampages by placing the brain of a good man inside the skull of the monster. The arrival of a woman and her terminally ill husband offer the doctor an opportunity to try his new theory.
Starring Anton Diffring
(1958) B&W 27 Minutes Unrated

The Devil’s Daughter
A young woman inherits a Jamaican plantation and moves from Harlem to Jamaica in order to take control of the operation. Her half-sister, who was running the plantation, has disappeared thus leaving the woman to manage things on her own. Unbeknownst to the woman, her half-sister plots to use the local legends and superstitions to her advantage, in order to scare the woman off and take control of the plantation.
Starring Nina Mae McKinney
(1939) B&W 52 Minutes Unrated

Disc 37 Side A
Bloody Pit of Horror 
At a remote castle, a group of models and a photographer are on location for a photo shoot. What the group doesn’t realize is the castle is not abandoned as they were led to believe as a deranged and muscular madman has taken up residence in the castle.  He believes himself to be the reincarnation of an executioner who was assigned to protect the castle against invaders and the photographer and models are his next victims. 
Starring Mickey Hargitay
(1965) Color 74 Minutes Unrated

City of Missing Girls 
A string of mysterious deaths and disappearances of young women have all been traced to a drama school, where all the girls were students. The district attorney suspects the school may be a front for a prostitution ring and sets out to investigate it. After the D.A. is blackmailed into dropping the investigation, a female reporter decides to go undercover to learn the truth.
Starring John Archer
(1941) B&W 74 Minutes Unrated

Disc 37 Side B
Anatomy of a Psycho 
A young man is despondent over the conviction and subsequent execution of his older brother. Having idolized his brother to the point of it being an obsession, the young man cannot believe he was guilty, even though he was, and swears to avenge him. The crazed young man decides to carry out his revenge by tracking down and killing all the officials and jurors responsible for his brother’s trial and execution.
Starring Ronnie Burns
(1961) B&W 74 Minutes Unrated

Buried Alive 
A prison trustee is soon to be released from prison when he ends up stopping a bar brawl involving one of the prison guards. After some unkind press for him on the bar brawl, the convict is turned down for his early parole.  Will his love for the prison nurse help him in getting past all of the people trying to keep him in prison and looking at the electric chair?
Starring Beverly Roberts
(1939) B&W 75 Minutes Unrated

Disc 38 Side A
Midnight Phantom 
The new police chief vows to clean up the corrupt police department and bring in a new era of respectability to the force. After the new chief is found murdered and the attending physician is killed in the same manner, a criminologist identifies a detective dating the chief’s daughter as the killer. The detective and his girlfriend set out to prove his innocence and find the identity of the true killer before he’s sent away for a crime he didn’t commit.
Starring Reginald Denny
(1935) B&W 59 Minutes Unrated

Nabonga 
A young girl is the only survivor of a plane crash that carried herself and her father, a bank embezzler escaping with the money.  Befriended by a gorilla that protects and cares for her, the girl grows up in the jungle guarding the fortune.  The son of the bank president, from which the money was stolen, tracks down the girl to recover the money, but falls for the girl and must protect her from an unscrupulous guide, who wants the money for himself.  
Starring Buster Crabbe
(1944) B&W 77 Minutes Unrated

Disc 38 Side B
Night Tide 
A young man visiting a seaside town falls for a pretty girl performing in a local carnival act as a mermaid. The young woman has had her troubles in the past with suitors leading some people to warn the young man. The young woman believes herself to be descended from a race of ancient mermaids and is forced to kill during a full moon but things may not be as they seem.  
Starring Dennis Hopper
(1961) B&W 85 Minutes Unrated

She Gods of Shark Reef 
Filmed in Hawaii, this tale features an escaped prisoner and his brother who become shipwrecked on an island paradise.  The land is filled with delectable native women who fill their time enacting strange rituals, and diving in the ocean for pearls.  When one of the women is selected by her peers to be sacrificed to the sharks the good brother, who has fallen for her charms, rescues her and they escape to civilization.  The convict brother stays behind and attempts to steal the pearls, instead becoming the designated sacrifice. 
Starring Bill Cord
(1958) Color 63 Minutes Unrated

Disc 39 Side A
A Face in the Fog
A stage company cast finds themselves terrified when a bizarre killer known as “The Fiend” targets them for death. A pair of reporters and their clumsy photographer set out to work the story of “The Fiend” and find themselves targets as well. Just as you think our trio of heroes has the case solved, you’re thrown another twist that has you wondering who the killer really is.
Starring June Collyer
(1936) B&W 55 Minutes Unrated

A Shot in the Dark
A death at a college campus appears to be a suicide but is actually a cover for murder. The dead man’s roommate finds himself embroiled in a mystery as he tries to uncover the truth behind the young man’s murder. Twists and turns, as well as some false leads, makes this a tough case for our collegiate hero to solve, let alone out of the clutches of the killer.
Starring Charles Starrett
(1935) B&W 69 Minutes Unrated

Disc 39 Side B
The Dungeon of Harrow 
The mad Count De Sade lives in his families’ castle located on a remote island. Count De Sade keeps his wife locked up in a dungeon below the castle and his insanity strike fear into the staff.  After a terrible storm, a ship’s captain and the son of the ship’s owner find themselves washed ashore on this lonely isle, not knowing the danger they face from the evil Count De Sade.
Starring Russ Harvey
(1962) Color 86 Minutes Unrated

The Devil’s Sleep
There is a terrible scourge running through the community in the form of pills be pushed to the youth through a local women’s health club.  A female judge, with the aid of a police detective, looks to crusade against this problem in the community and eliminate it. Unfortunately, the drug ring has some compromising photos of the judge’s daughter they hope to use as an advantage against her.
Starring Lita Grey Chaplin
(1949) B&W 71 Minutes Unrated

Disc 40 Side A
Carnage 
A newlywed couple moves into their new home and are ready to settle into their new life together. After settling in, the couple begins experiencing some strange occurrences in the home and discovers, to their horror, the truth behind them. It seems the former owners of the home were a newlywed couple that committed suicide years before and are now haunting the place.
Starring Leslie Den Dooven
(1983) Color 92 Minutes Rated R

Daughter of the Tong
An F.B.I. operative goes undercover to infiltrate a gang responsible for killing one of his fellow agents. Bearing an uncanny resemblance to the man suspected of being the killer, the agent succeeds in finding the leader of the murderous gang. Known as The Illustrious One, this Asian femme fatale controls her gang ruthlessly from the luxury of her space in the Oriental Hotel.
Starring Evelyn Brent
(1939) B&W 53 Minutes Unrated

Disc 40 Side B
Frankenstein 80 
A scientist is successful in creating a serum that allows bodies to accept transplanted organs without the threat of rejection. Unfortunately, the scientist’s discovery is stolen and used by a mad doctor creating a patchwork man from various body parts. This bizarre creature escapes from the lab and sets out on a rampage of death and destruction with the police desperate to stop the crazed monster.
Starring John Richardson
(1972) Color 85 Minutes Unrated

Death Warmed Up 
A deranged scientist is on a remote island working on his experimental brain procedures on human test subjects. Unfortunately, many of the patients suffer side effects from the procedure that transforms them into murderous zombies. Arriving on the island is a group of youths that include the son of the scientist’s chief rival. Years before the mad doctor had hypnotized the youth and had him murder his own father, so the young man has come to track down the scientist and make him pay.
Starring Michael Hurst
(1984) Color 82 Minutes Unrated

Disc 41 Side A
Grave of the Vampire 
A vampire rises from his grave and, after coming across a young couple, kills the man and rapes the woman. The woman eventually gives birth to a part-human, part-vampire child that feeds upon her blood that she provides to him. Years later, the now adult human-vampire hybrid son sets out to track down his vampire father, seeking revenge for the curse he bestowed upon him.
Starring William Smith
(1972) Color 89 Minutes Rated PG

The Embalmer
Women are disappearing amid the beauty of Venice, Italy, where a killer snatches his victims off the canals and streets to whisk them to his subterranean chamber. Once there, the killer embalms his victims to preserve them in a personal display of his crimes. A journalist is drawn to the disappearances and decides to investigate them, leading to the disappearance of his own girlfriend at the hands of this fiend, launching him in a desperate search to find her before she becomes another figure in the killer’s display.
Starring Maureen Lidgard Brown
(1965) B&W 77 Minutes Unrated

Disc 41 Side B
Killers of the Sea 
When human and animal predators threaten the game fish in the Gulf of Mexico, Captain Wallace Caswell Jr. is there to protect them. Captain Caswell is the Panama City, Florida Chief of Police and he has dedicated his efforts in stopping illegal fishing and harmful predators such as sharks, octopi and whales. Check out the action above and below the surface as Captain Caswell fights for the protection of the game fish and their environment.
Starring Lowell Thomas
(1937) B&W 49 Minutes Unrated

Kiss Me Kill Me 
A beautiful photographer finds herself the object of desire by a mysterious woman, Baba Yaga. After getting a ride home one evening from this strange woman, our photographer begins to have weird dreams and bizarre occurrences happening to her. A visit to the home of Baba Yaga uncovers the truth behind this strange behavior; she is a witch who wishes to possess the body and soul of our beautiful photographer. 
Starring Carroll Baker
(1971) Color 82 Minutes Unrated

Disc 42 Side A
I Killed That Man 
A convict is set to be executed in the electric chair when he is discovered dead in his cell. After discovering the man was poisoned, the authorities find they have a prison full of suspects to sort through. Even after a confession to the murder from one of the inmates, the authorities still are not convinced the truth has been revealed.
Starring Ricardo Cortez
(1941) B&W 70 Minutes Unrated

The Invisible Killer
A trio of murders has occurred and the police are baffled as to how they were perpetrated. An eager female reporter hoping for a good story ends up partnering with a homicide detective assigned to the case. The couple may have problems working with each other but that doesn’t stop them from narrowing the list of suspects, which places them both in great danger.
Starring Grace Bradley
(1941) B&W 60 Minutes Unrated

Disc 42 Side B
The Phantom
An escaped convict has been terrorizing the community, threatening the District Attorney and the police with revenge for his incarceration. A newspaper reporter covering the story and the District Attorney’s daughter team up to track down this mysterious criminal, “The Phantom”. As their leads bring them closer to the criminal’s hideout, the danger grows with each step!
Starring Guinn Williams
(1931) B&W 62 Minutes Unrated

The Wasp Woman
The aging owner of a cosmetics company has been working with a questionable scientist on a beauty formula based upon queen bee secretions.  Insisting that she be the first to try the formula, she is transformed into a remarkably younger and more vibrant looking woman.  Unfortunately, the formula has side effects that cause her to eventually transform into a human wasp than preys upon it’s victims at night. 
Starring Susan Cabot
(1960) B&W 73 Minutes Unrated

Disc 43 Side A
A Passenger to Bali
This program is from the famous Studio One television series shown from 1948 to 1958 by CBS and was a continuation of the successful radio series of the same name.  This series received multiple Emmy awards as well as nominations and brought to the small screen some of the brightest and biggest stars, directors and writers of it’s time to present to the audience a dramatic feature each week. In this episode, the captain of an ocean freighter takes aboard a passenger that turns out to be much more than they seem to be.
Starring E.G. Marshall
(1950) B&W 59 Minutes Unrated

The Midnight Warning
After a young couple and the woman’s brother check into a hotel, the brother turns up missing. While no one at the hotel seems to know where the man is, let alone acknowledge he was even there, the woman decides to hire an investigator to look into the matter. The investigator, his assistant and the young couple find some strange circumstances at the hotel, which lead them to a shocking discovery.
Starring William Boyd
(1932) B&W 62 Minutes Unrated

Disc 43 Side B
Sisters of Death 
During a sorority initiation ceremony, something horrible goes wrong and one of the new members is accidentally killed.  Seven years later, the remaining sorority sisters receive invitations to attend a reunion at an isolated mountain estate.  Unbeknownst to any of the women, the resort is owned by the father of the deceased sorority member and he is looking for revenge.  
Starring Arthur Franz
(1977) Color 87 Minutes Rated PG

Strangers of the Evening 
Strange things are happening at the city morgue, where the body of a recently deceased man ends up disappearing. At the man’s funeral, it’s discovered the wrong man is buried causing even more confusion. When the deceased man suddenly turns up alive, it complicates things even further for the investigator looking into the bizarre happenings at the morgue.
Starring Zasu Pitts
(1932) B&W 65 Minutes Unrated

Disc 44 Side A
Manfish 
A trio of treasure hunters is searching the West Indies for a hidden fortune. The lure of gold makes for a rise in tension as the men come closer to the treasure’s location. The deep-sea divers hope to track down the gold, but find that greed and hatred leads to murder. 
Starring Lon Chaney Jr.
(1956) B&W 87 Minutes Unrated

Murder at Midnight 
A sophisticated party held in an old mansion goes horribly wrong when a gun used during a parlor game contains real bullets instead of blanks.  When the shooter ends up dead, the police and guests realize that the first death was no accident and that they have a killer in their midst.  The members of high society at the party, as well as the detectives investigating the murders, are left with a mystery to solve before another party attendee ends up dead.    
Starring Alice White
(1931) B&W 66 Minutes Unrated

Disc 44 Side B
The Phantom Express 
A senior engineer is fired from his job after derailing his train, which causes many injuries and deaths. The engineer claims he derailed the train to avoid running into another train coming towards him in a tunnel, although there are no signs another train existed. The engineer’s daughter and the railroad owner’s son sent out to investigate the truth behind the accident and clear the engineer’s name.
Starring Sally Blane
(1932) B&W 65 Minutes Unrated

A Scream in the Night 
A Singapore bar owner and his niece come into possession of a rare ruby, The Tear of Buddha, which is coveted by a ruthless criminal. The criminal succeeds in taking the gem and kidnapping the niece, while two police detectives hope to close in on him. When one of the officers is killed, his partner goes undercover to find the killer, rescue the kidnapped girl and return the stolen gem.
Starring Lon Chaney Jr.
(1935) B&W 58 Minutes Unrated

Disc 45 Side A
The Shadow of Silk Lennox
A nightclub owner is secretly the leader of a criminal gang and he uses his nightclub operation as a cover for his illegal activities. His latest caper threatens to expose his entire operation when one of his criminal associates ends up being killed. Now our gang leader/nightclub owner must try to keep his unwitting accomplices from exposing his true activities, even if it means killing them in the process.
Starring Lon Chaney Jr.
(1935) B&W 60 Minutes Unrated

The Crooked Circle
The Sphinx Club is a group of amateur detectives who are the bitter rivals of The Crooked Circle, a collection of hooded villains.  After The Sphinx Club aids the authorities in catching and imprisoning a member of The Crooked Circle, the evil gang swears revenge by targeting Colonel Walters, a well-known member of The Sphinx Club. Will the Sphinx Club be able to protect Colonel Walters or will The Crooked Circle succeed in their quest to kill him?
Starring Zasu Pitts
(1932) B&W 59 Minutes Unrated

Disc 45 Side B
Drums of Africa
An African expedition searching for the City of the Dead finds them facing many perils along the way. Natives, wild animals and deadly diseases are met by the explorers as they look for the lost city and a long lost missionary. A doctor working on a cure for the jungle illness joins the expedition in the hopes their combined forces can meet the challenges they face.
Starring Buster Crabbe
(1941) B&W 61 Minutes Unrated

The Ticket of Leave Man
A criminal mastermind known as “The Tiger” has set his sights upon the beautiful fiancée of a bank teller. Hoping to eliminate his rival, the criminal plots to frame the young man for passing counterfeit money, thus have him sent to prison and freeing him to pursue the girl. After the man serves his time for the crime he didn’t commit, he returns home to win his love over and stop “The Tiger”.
Starring Tod Slaughter
(1937) B&W 71 Minutes Unrated

Disc 46 Side A
The Face at the Window
The city of Paris is terrified due to the ghastly murders all attributed to “The Wolf”, a notorious killer. What the public doesn’t know is “The Wolf” is actually a respected aristocrat who hides his criminal activities under his false guise. The fiendish man is plotting to use the murders as a cover for a series of bank robberies involving him and his thuggish brother, with the hopes the police will be none the wiser to their activities.
Starring Tod Slaughter
(1939) B&W 64 Minutes Unrated

The Ghost and the Guest
A newlywed couple decides to spend their honeymoon at their new home, an old country cottage. The couple, along with their chauffeur, find themselves in the middle of a mystery when they are beset upon by a series of guests. A former executioner, a coffin, a gang of jewel thieves and the police make for an interesting honeymoon for our newlyweds.
Starring James Dunn
(1943) B&W 55 Minutes Unrated

Disc 46 Side B
Ghosts on the Loose 
Perhaps the most famous of the "East Side Kids" films from Monogram Pictures.  Glimpy's sister, Betty (Ava Gardner), is getting married and the gang offers to fix up the house they’ve purchased in the suburbs.  Unfortunately, the boys mistakenly go to the house next door and discover its being used as the headquarters for a Nazi spy ring headed by Emil (Bela Lugosi).  Muggs (Leo Gorcey), Glimpy (Huntz Hall) and the gang spend the rest of the tale running from and chasing after the Nazis.  
Starring Ava Gardner
(1943) B&W 67 Minutes Unrated

Green Eyes 
A stately country mansion is the sight of a costume party thrown by its wealthy owner. The masquerade party comes to an abrupt end when the host is found dead in a closet, his body full of stab wounds. Now the authorities and a crime novelist, who is a guest at the party, must sort through the guest list and uncover the identity of the murderer.
Starring Charles Starrett
(1934) B&W 68 Minutes Unrated

Disc 47 Side A
Son of Ingagi 
A newlywed couple is visited by a mysterious doctor that claims she has some important information to pass along to the bride. Shortly after the bride meets with the doctor, the doctor dies and ends up leaving the estate to the bride. When the couple arrives at the doctor’s home to take up residence, the newlyweds discover the doctor has left more than an estate to them.
Starring Spencer Williams
(1940) B&W 60 Minutes Unrated

The Tell-Tale Heart
Based upon the Edgar Allan Poe story, The Tell-Tale Heart is the story of a writer who finds himself with a romantic rival for the affections of a young woman. Desperate to win over the young woman, the writer takes drastic measure to eliminate his rival by murdering him and hiding his body under his floorboards.  Thinking he’s succeeded in his plans, the writer is shocked to begin hearing what appears to be heartbeats coming from the floor.
Starring Laurence Payne
(1960) B&W 78 Minutes Unrated

Disc 47 Side B
The Thirteenth Guest
A wealthy gentleman hosts a dinner party where he is going to reveal the heir to his fortune, in front of the thirteen guests attending the dinner. Unfortunately, only twelve people show up for dinner and the host dies before he can reveal the heir’s identity. Years later, the host’s daughter returns to her long-boarded up family home to discover someone is killing off the dinner guests, making everyone wonder who will be the next victim.
Starring Ginger Rogers
(1932) B&W 69 Minutes Unrated

Wanted: Babysitter 
A young woman unwittingly becomes part of a kidnapping plot involving the son of a movie producer she is babysitting. The kidnappers happen to be former business partners of the son’s father and are looking to exact some revenge on him. Our babysitter must bide her time and wait to see what will become of the son and herself, while the kidnappers begin to argue amongst themselves, placing the kidnap victims in great peril.
Starring Robert Vaughn
(1975) B&W 111 Minutes Unrated

Disc 48 Side A
The Lion Man
A desert expedition is beset upon by an evil Sheik and his band of marauders, killing everyone except for a young boy who survives the massacre. The lad, the son of a British gentleman, is raised in the desert by a shaman and grows up to become know as “El Lion”, a protector of innocents. 
Starring Kathleen Burke
(1936) B&W 60 Minutes Unrated

The Phantom of 42nd Street
The death of a performer at a Broadway stage play brings a theatre critic and a police detective together as an unlikely crime-solving duo. The dead performer’s niece becomes not only the object of affection for our critic but also a prime suspect in this death and some other murders that occur at the theatre. The “Phantom Killer” sets his sights upon the young woman as his next victim so it is a race against time for our heroes to catch the killer.
Starring Dave O’Brien
(1936) B&W 56 Minutes Unrated

The Savage Girl
An eccentric millionaire hires a famous African explorer to organize an expedition to the jungles of the Dark Continent. This strange expedition in search of animals to stock the millionaire’s private zoo includes a German big game hunter and a London cabbie with his cab to transport the millionaire in the jungle. Once they begin their hunt, they find their efforts to capture any animals are being thwarted by a mysterious white jungle girl. 
Starring Rochelle Hudson
(1932) B&W 54 Minutes Unrated

Disc 48 Side B
House of Danger 
A man impersonates his injured friend, at his request, to investigate the death of the injured man’s father. Arriving at the family estate, the young man must work with the friend’s fiancé and family lawyer to uncover the truth. Will an unexpected arrival be enough to stop the killer from striking again? 
Starring Onslow Stevens
(1934) B&W 64 Minutes Unrated

House of Mystery 
The mansion of a retired adventurer is the scene of some mysterious happenings, all apparently caused by the Curse of Kali. The authorities and the adventurer’s relatives all end up caught in the middle of these bizarre events, with plenty of suspicious characters to choose from. It’s going to take some clever detective work to uncover the truth and bring those responsible to justice.
Starring Ed Lowry
(1934) B&W 62 Minutes Unrated

House of Secrets 
A young American visiting London is called into a lawyer’s office with news of an inheritance. Attempting to visit the mansion he’s inherited, he is sent away by a pack of dogs and an upset butler. Meeting up with a young woman he previously met, he finds out there is more to his inheritance than he’s been led to believe.
Starring Leslie Fenton
(1936) B&W 70 Minutes Unrated

Disc 49, Side A
The Incredible Petrified World
When a diving bell goes missing along with its crew of four, their expedition gives up hope of finding them alive.  However the missing vehicle has become trapped in a labyrinth of underwater caverns.  After exiting their craft, the foursome encounters a survivor from a shipwreck who informs them that there is no escape from their underwater tomb.  
Starring John Carradine
(1957) B&W 64 Minutes Unrated

Queen of the Amazons 
Join us on a woman’s thrill-packed expedition in search of Greg, the love of her life who seems to be lost in the African jungle.  Unfortunately her guide, Gary, sees her, and all women, as dead weight on such a trip.  Despite this, he agrees to help her while searching for ivory poachers. In the course of their journey they must face imminent danger from man-eating lions and a plague of locusts.  
Starring Patricia Morison
(1947) B&W 61 Minutes Unrated

Moon of the Wolf 
Sheriff Aaron Whitaker (David Janssen) covers the Louisiana bayou country and is faced with a mysterious death.  The victim appears to have been attacked by a vicious animal, until the medical examiner determines the death was actually a murder.  Sheriff Whitaker concludes a werewolf is responsible for the killing and must discover who the monster is before any further deaths occur. 
Starring David Janssen
(1972) Color 74 Minutes Rated PG

Disc 49, Side B

Atlas in the Land of the Cyclops 
The people of Sadok are besieged by a terrible, man-eating, giant Cyclops that has ravaged the countryside and consumed many of its people. Atlas arrives at Sadok with the intent to defeat the monster and help the people, but is faced with another type of battle. The evil Queen Capys has set her sights upon Atlas and decides to try everything in her power to take him as her own. Now Atlas must try to defeat two enemies as well as rescue the infant descendant of Ulysses from being eaten by the Cyclops.
Starring Gordon Mitchell
(1961) Color 98 Minutes Unrated

Hercules and the Masked Rider 
Everybody’s favorite Greek strongman is back and this time he’s helping the innocent people of Spain in their battle against some evil Dons and their loyal conquistadors. Hercules teams up with a masked avenger, who hopes to free the people of the tyrannical rule of the wealthy Dons and lead them into a life of peace and prosperity for all. With Hercules’ mighty muscles and the daring skills of the Masked Rider, the two men wage a war against overwhelming forces. 
Starring Alan Steel
(1963) Color 84 Minutes Unrated

Disc 50, Side A
Horrors of Spider Island 
An airplane enroute to Singapore carries with it a group of female dancers and their manager but unfortunately crash lands in the ocean somewhere in the South Pacific.  Having survived the crash, the dancers and their manager make their way to an uncharted island where they set up residence and spend their days lounging around and skinny dipping.  When the manager is bitten by a strange spider, he is transformed into a spider-like man beast and begins stalking the dancers.   
Starring Harald Maresch
(1962) B&W 75 Minutes Unrated

Goliath and the Dragon 
King Eurystheus rules the land with cruelty and terror, using his monsters to keep the people under his control. Goliath returns home to find his wife and the people in peril from the monsters and vows to defeat the creatures and overthrow the wicked king. Our hero is faced with the task of fighting a three-headed fire-breathing dog, a giant bat, a centaur and finally a dragon before he can confront King Eurystheus for the fate of the kingdom.
Starring Mark Forest
(1960) Color 87 Minutes Unrated

Disc 50, Side B
Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet 
A spaceship orbits the planet Venus, piloted by astronaut Marcia (Faith Domergue). On the surface two fellow astronauts, and a robot companion, set out on a voyage of exploration, observed from afar by Professor Hartman (Basil Rathbone).   First they are attacked by prehistoric creatures, and then lose their robot in a massive volcanic eruption that consumes the planet.    
Starring Basil Rathbone
(1965) Color 74 Minutes Unrated

Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women 
A group of astronauts attempt to rescue a party stranded on the surface of Venus.  In the process they encounter numerous perils, including distinctly unfriendly prehistoric monsters.  Their misadventures are watched from afar by a group of telepathic alien women who worship a pterosaur named Tera.  
Starring Mamie Van Doren
(1968) Color 80 Minutes Unrated

Disc 51, Side A
Kong Island 
A diabolical team of scientists land on Kong Island determined to implant devices in the brains of the gorilla population that will transform them into an unstoppable army.  Their plan for world domination runs off the tracks when a descendant of King Kong arrives and the mayhem begins.  
Starring Brad Harris
(1968) Color 85 Minutes Unrated

Bride of the Gorilla 
Raymond Burr (of Perry Mason fame) stars as Barney Chavez, a plantation manager working deep in the South American jungle.  Barney has a yen for the beautiful wife of his employer, and decides to murder the old man to have her for himself.  Unfortunately for Barney a native sorcerer witnesses the crime, and puts a curse on him that transforms him by night into a murderous gorilla. 
Starring Raymond Burr
(1951) B&W 66 Minutes Unrated

Disc 51, Side B
Attack of the Monsters 
Two young boys board a flying saucer and are whisked to a planet on the far side of the sun, opposite of the Earth.  When they land, they are taken by two female aliens who plan on eating their brains.  Help arrives for the boys in the form of Gamera, their favorite monster, who battles the alien’s monster Guiron in order to rescue the boys and prevent the aliens from invading the Earth.
Starring Nobuhiro Kajima
(1969) Color 82 Minutes Unrated

Gammera the Invincible 
After the atomic bombs carried by a shot-down Soviet bomber explode in the Artic, the creature Gammera is released from his hibernation.  The giant prehistoric turtle proceeds on a path to Tokyo and destroys anything in his path.  The military and the scientific community rush to find a means to stop this monster before Tokyo is laid to waste.
Starring Albert Dekker
(1966) B&W 86 Minutes Unrated

Disc 52, Side A
Santa Claus Conquers the Martians 
Martian children are addicted to Earth’s television shows featuring Santa Claus.  This enrages their parents who travel to Earth to kidnap Santa himself.  On arrival they kidnap two zealous children who lead them to Santa’s workshop at the North Pole.  They return to Mars with Santa and the children in tow, but are thwarted when he converts the Martian children with unstoppable Yuletide joy.   
Starring Pia Zadora
(1964) Color 81 Minutes Unrated

Teenagers from Outer Space 
The Martians are coming to Earth to raise the “Gargon Herd”, an unstoppable torrent of giant lobsters.  When one of the Martians realizes that there is intelligent life on Earth, he heroically sets out to warn the population.  He must make the ultimate sacrifice to stop the incoming horde of deadly creatures.
Starring David Love
(1959) B&W 86 Minutes Unrated

Disc 52, Side B
Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Crash of the Moons 
Richard Crane stars as legendary space captain “Rocky Jones, Space Ranger” in this 2-part episode from the syndicated 1954 television series.  The series was cancelled after a single season because the costly special effects made it unprofitable.  Rocky’s scantily clad assistant Vena Ray is played by Sally Mansfield.
Starring Richard Crane
(1954) B&W 72 Minutes Unrated

Mole Men against the Son of Hercules 
While traveling across the land, our hero Maciste finds the survivors of an attack by some strange warriors. The murderous attackers were all albinos that Maciste tracks to a hidden underground city. Looking to avenge the victims of the attacks, Maciste heads into the city under the surface to battle these strange underground dwellers.
Starring Mark Forest
(1961) Color 96 Minutes Unrated

Disc 53, Side A
Hercules Against the Moon Men 
An alien race from the Moon lands in ancient Greece, terrorizing the nearby city of Samar, and taking the population’s children as human sacrifices.  If that isn’t enough, the queen of Samar has made an alliance with the aliens in order to rule the world.  Now it’s up to Hercules to save the day and free the oppressed townspeople.
Starring Alan Steel
(1964) Color 87 Minutes Unrated

Hercules and the Captive Women 
Hercules returns just in time to save a gorgeous damsel in distress from the clutches of a wicked monster.  The grateful beauty takes him to her home in Atlantis.  Hercules must intervene again to save her from her murderous mother and some unfriendly inhabitants.  Hercules, his son, and the maiden escape before the city and its population are destroyed.
Starring Reg Park
(1961) Color 94 Minutes Unrated

Disc 53, Side B
Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon 
Peter Lupus of Mission Impossible fame stars as the legendary Hercules.  He is on a mission to rescue the beautiful Queen of the Hellenes, who has been kidnapped and enslaved by the ruler of Babylon.    
Starring Peter Lupus
(1964) Color 86 Minutes Unrated

Hercules Unchained 
Hercules exercises poor judgment when he quenches his thirst from an enchanted spring en route to a diplomatic mission in Thebes.  He promptly loses his memory and gets sidetracked in the pleasure gardens of Queen Omphale.  Ulysses, his young companion tries desperately to help him regain his memory, but in the meantime the situation in Thebes is reaching a boiling point.  To make matters worse Hercules’ young wife Iole faces imminent danger.
Starring Steve Reeves
(1959) Color 97 Minutes Unrated

Disc 54, Side A
The Lost Jungle
Clyde Beatty portrays himself, an animal trainer and circus star in this action film.  Beatty leads a search for his missing girlfriend and her father who were on an expedition looking for a lost tropical island.  Using a dirigible as his mode of transportation, Beatty and his band head off in search of the missing explorers only to crash their airship on the same island their friends are located.  Battling wild animals and a gang of greedy men searching for gold, Beatty and his party must rescue his girlfriend and father all the while trying to escape their jungle island.
Starring Clyde Beatty
(1934) B&W 69 Minutes Unrated

Mesa of Lost Women 
Dr. Aranya (Jackie Coogan) is a crazed scientist with his lab located on the top of a high mesa in Mexico.  Dr, Aranya has developed a serum which will transform humans using spider hormones.  The females injected with the spider serum turn into beautiful women and the male test subjects transform into hideous looking dwarves.  A group of travelers are taken to the secret lair of Dr. Aranya by his hypnotized assistant and end up discovering his experiments.  They realize they must escape the clutches of their evil host as well as try to stop him from continuing his experiments.   
Starring Jackie Coogan
(1953) B&W 69 Minutes Unrated

Disc 54, Side B
Assignment: Outer Space 
Rik Van Nutter (Thunderball) stars as an overbearing but fundamentally decent reporter who is on assignment as an observer on a space mission.  He clashes with the ship’s captain (Alain Dijon) over the affections of the beautiful Lucy (Gabriella Farinon), but their differences are set aside when they must save Earth from an impending collision with a runaway spaceship.
Starring Rik Van Nutter
(1960) Color 73 Minutes Unrated

Laser Mission 
Kidnapped by Soviet agents, Professor Braun (Ernest Borgnine) is forced to work on a powerful laser weapon that could be used to enslave the world.  The CIA decides to send agents Michael Gold (Brandon Lee) and Alissa (Debi Monahan) into Cuba to retrieve the scientist and a cache of diamonds being used to build the weapon.  
Starring Brandon Lee
(1990) Color 85 Minutes Rated R

Disc 55, Side A
Killers From Space 
Nuclear scientist Doug Martin disappears after his plane crashes while he is investigating conditions following an atomic bomb test.  When he appears at he military base later, he is taken into custody after he is caught spying.  When he is injected with a truth serum, nobody will believe his incredible stories of alien abduction, world conquest and control of animals and insects.
Starring Peter Graves
(1954) B&W 71 Minutes Rated G

Phantom From Space 
Santa Monica is the landing place for a space-suited alien who kills two humans that attack him, terrified by his menacing appearance.  He removes the spacesuit to elude pursuit by federal authorities and turns out to be invisible. 
Starring Ted Cooper
(1953) B&W 73 Minutes Rated G

Disc 55, Side B
White Pongo 
A scientific expedition is out to find a legendary white gorilla that may be the missing link to another species.  Undercover cop Geoffrey Bishop (Richard Fraser) joins the group in search of a wanted killer that he believes may be leading the expedition.  
Starring Richard Fraser
(1945) B&W 72 Minutes Unrated

The Snow Creature
Frank Parrish, accompanied by cynical photo-journalist Peter Wells, leads a botanical expedition to the Himalayas to discover new flora. Their plans are derailed when the wife of their lead guide, Subra, is kidnapped by a Yeti.  When Parrish refuses to believe his guide, the Sherpas rebel and form a search party at gunpoint.  To everyone’s surprise, they find a group of Yetis in a cavern, and take a male specimen to the USA for research.  
Starring Paul Langton
(1954) B&W 71 Minutes Rated G

Disc 56, Side A
Son of Hercules: The Land of Darkness 
Hercules falls for the daughter of a deposed king whose kingdom is held in thrall by an evil queen.  The Queen captures our hero and orders him torn apart like a wishbone by wild elephants. He survives and the queen falls for him, but he is true to his love.  The queen’s subjects rise up in arms and her realm is engulfed in a volcanic eruption.  Somewhere along the way Hercules and his chubby comic companion fight off lions, bears and an angry dragon.   
Starring Dan Vadis
(1963) Color 81 Minutes Unrated

Giants of Rome 
The forces of Rome are out to defeat the Druids but are shocked to learn their enemy has a powerful secret weapon that could spell defeat for them. Claudius Marcellus, a Roman Centurion, leads a small band of soldiers behind enemy lines to discover the location of this doomsday weapon and destroy it before the Druids can use it to attack Rome.
Starring Richard Harrison
(1964) Color 87 Minutes Unrated

Disc 56, Side B
First Spaceship on Venus 
Originally produced cooperatively by East German and Polish film studios, “First Spaceship on Venus” was partially intended as an anti-nuclear tract. Set in 1985, a strange, extraterrestrial spool is discovered at the site of the 1906 mystery explosion in Tunguska, Siberia.  The discovery of this spool confirms that an alien spaceship from Venus crash-landed there and that the spool is a memory storage devise.  A nuclear-powered spacecraft is manufactured and a multinational crew is assembled for a manned expedition to Venus.  After a lengthy and risk-laden trip, the crew lands on Venus only to discover the planet devastated by a nuclear war and that the ship from Venus was an invasion force heading to Earth.  
Starring Yoko Tani
(1960) Color 79 Minutes Unrated

The Lucifer Complex
An intelligence agent is set off to investigate events surrounding some of the world’s leaders and he comes to a shocking discovery. A plot by former Nazi scientists to clone the world’s leaders, in order to return the Third Reich to power, has been undertaken and he must try to stop them from completing their evil plans. Tracking down the headquarters of the Nazi scientists brings another surprise to the agent, when he uncovers the madman ultimately behind the sinister plot. 
Starring Robert Vaughn
(1978) Color 91 Minutes Unrated

Disc 57, Side A
The Astral Factor
Demonstrating that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, a convicted strangler studies the paranormal and finds a way to render himself invisible.  Once he escapes, he sets out to find and eliminate the five women who testified in his prosecution.  A police lieutenant (Robert Foxworth) sets out to safeguard them, and bring the invisible killer to justice.
Starring Robert Foxworth
(1976) Color 96 Minutes Rated PG

The Galaxy Invader
An alien is forced to crash-land his spaceship on the Earth’s surface, somewhere in a swampy rural area of the Southern United States.  Some local rednecks encounter the alien and get the idea to pursue it and either capture or kill it.  What they don’t realize is the alien is armed with advanced weaponry and can defend itself. 
Starring Richard Dyszel
(1985) Color 80 Minutes Rated PG

Disc 57, Side B
Snowbeast 
A Colorado ski resort is the center of a winter carnival celebration but something threatens to interrupt the festivities. Skiers have been found brutally slain out on the ski runs, torn apart by what appears to have been a wild animal. After eyewitnesses confirm what appears to be a large human-like creature leaving the scene of the latest attack, it becomes apparent to some that this is something more than a bear attack. While some people wish to warn the public and cancel the festival, there are others with a financial stake who wishes to continue the carnival no matter what the risk to the public.
Starring Bo Svenson
(1977) Color 86 Minutes Unrated

Unknown World 
A scientist has a theory of saving mankind from a nuclear disaster by having people hide in the center of the Earth to avoid the contamination and devastation.  With the financial backing of a multi-millionaire, the scientist develops a giant drilling rig and sets out to find the potential safe haven in the Earth’s core.  A harrowing trip through the Earth brings the explorers to a hidden cavern but, is it the haven they were searching for?   
Starring Bruce Kellogg
(1951) B&W 74 Minutes Unrated

Disc 58, Side A
Blood Tide 
A legendary sea monster is awakened from centuries of sleep on a Greek island by an American archaeologist (James Earl Jones).  An island elder (Jose Ferrer) is aware of the legend of the beast, including its appetite for virgin sacrifices.  
Starring James Earl Jones
(1982) Color 84 Minutes Rated R

The Brain Machine
Four people with distinctly different backgrounds all volunteer for an experiment involving mind altering and manipulation.  The volunteers all gather at a secret laboratory and are subject to a series of procedures that border on torture, including shock therapy and psychological torture.  The final portion of the procedure involves the test subjects to be exposed to an experimental device that alters the participant’s minds through the exposure of their inner most fears and darkest secrets.  As it seems to be with such experimental testing, something goes wrong with the procedure and the test subjects and scientists suffer the horrible results.  
Starring Gerald McRaney
(1977) Color 81 Minutes Rated PG  

Disc 58, Side B
The Wild Women of Wongo
We travel to the island paradise known as Wongo, where we discover a clan of beautiful women who are pining for company.  Luckily they discover a tribe of handsome men on the opposite side of the island.  Unfortunately for the romantically challenged women, the island is also home to a horde of lonely ape men who are planning to forcibly take them as mates.  
Starring Jean Hawkshaw
(1958) Color 72 Minutes Unrated

Prehistoric Women 
Tigri (Laurette Luez), a stone-age beauty, teams up with her friends to kidnap some hated male specimens to be husbands and slaves. One, named Engor (Allan Nixon), makes his escape and in his journeys learns to make fire.  When he is recaptured by the women, he uses flames to drive away a dragon that threatens the tribe.  This apparently makes the women believe that men are not so bad after all.  Tigri and Engor subsequently wed and set of to get a start on civilized living.
Starring Laurette Luez
(1950) Color 73 Minutes Unrated

Disc 59, Side A
They Came from Beyond Space 
Based on the science fiction novel “The Gods Hate Kansas, the story focuses on a group of unlucky aliens, who have crashed their spaceship on the Moon.  They attempt to use mind control to coerce a team of scientists from Earth to make the necessary repairs.  However, one of the scientists has a steel plate in his head and is immune to their efforts. 
Starring Robert Hutton
(1967) Color 85 Minutes Unrated

Warning From Space 
The citizens of Tokyo panic when they see UFOs in the sky.  The aliens are benign, however, and have come to warn of a meteor on a collision course with Earth.  As the meteor approaches, the Earth’s atmosphere begins to heat up, and mankind must race to construct a weapon to destroy it.   
Starring Toyomi Karita
(1956) Color 88 Minutes Unrated

Disc 59, Side B
The Phantom Planet
When an undiscovered planet appears in the solar system, Earth dispatches an expedition to investigate.  They discover a race of tiny people who possess the technology to move their planet “Rheton” from galaxy to galaxy to evade their enemies.  Beset by attacks by giant monsters and the menacing Solorites, they are aided by a surviving astronaut who helps them save the day.
Starring Dean Fredericks
(1961) B&W 72 Minutes Unrated

Planet Outlaws 
When Buck Rogers (Buster Crabbe) and his sidekick Buddy (Jackie Moran) are aroused from centuries of cryogenic sleep, they are enlisted by Wilma Deering (Constance Moore) to save the world from the grasp of a tyrannical gangster named “Killer Kane”.  They travel to the planet Saturn to get some much needed help for their assignment, and then set out to deal with Kane and his villainous cohorts.
Starring Buster Crabbe
(1953) B&W 69 Minutes Unrated

Disc 60, Side A
Colossus and the Amazon Queen 
Glauco, the strongest man in Greece, finds himself the unwilling member of an expedition across the seas.  His pal Pirro (Rod Taylor) accepts money from a band of pirates in return for Glauco’s undeniable muscle.  When they land they are drugged and captured by a race of Amazons.  Only Glauco escapes and falls in love with the fair Antiope.  After considerable action and intrigue, the Amazons and Greeks learn to get along.   
Starring Rod Taylor
(1960) Color 84 Minutes Unrated

Eegah 
A teenage girl driving through the desert is confronted by a huge Neanderthal-like man and she returns to the city to share her story with her explorer father and her boyfriend.  When her father doesn’t return from searching for the creature, the girl and her boyfriend head out to the desert to find him and the girl is taken hostage along with her father.  It’s up to the efforts of the boyfriend to rescue the father and daughter before the caveman can make the girl his mate.
Starring Arch Hall Jr.
(1962) Color 90 Minutes Unrated

Disc 60, Side B
Cosmos: War of the Planets 
Mike Leighton (John Richardson) and his team of astronauts land on an alien world and agree to help its population battle a cyber entity that has taken control of the planet. The planet is on a collision course for Earth that will spell certain disaster.  
Starring John Richardson
(1977) Color 89 Minutes Rated PG-13

Destroy All Planets 
Gamera, the giant flying turtle returns to save humanity when an alien spacecraft approaches Earth intent on world domination.  Gamera destroys the alien ship, but a second craft captures two boy scouts to shield them from Gamera.  The aliens then place a control device on Gamera to make him attack Tokyo.  The boys foul their plans when they manage to reverse the controls and Gamera confronts the squid-like beings in a climactic battle.    
Starring Kojiro Hongo
(1968) Color 90 Minutes Unrated