In Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women (1968), astronauts landing on Venus encounter dangerous creatures and almost meet some sexy Venusian women who like to sun-bathe in hip-hugging skin-tight pants and seashell brassieres. In Thor and the Amazon Women (1963), a race of Amazon warriors is enslaving the men of a country, and the mighty Thor is called upon to help them regain their freedom.

In the year 2020, a team of researchers are sent to search for life on Venus, which they find teeming with alien creatures. The rugged terrain produces discoveries both astonishing and deadly - tentacled plants that feed on human flesh, savage lizard men and mammoth dinosaurs grazing on hillsides. The explorers pursue their mission, driven by an ethereal female voice which haunts their every move.Voyage To The Prehistoric Planet paired landmark special effects and action sequences acquired...

After a fight between Jupiter and Mars, the latter ascends to Earth. Together with Venus he instructs the Thracians how to erect a castle whih will be more beautiful than Mount Olympus and upsets the other Gods.

SPECIAL ANAMORPHIC WIDESCREEN EDITON: Another beautiful upgrade of one of our most popular S&S titles. There are lots of horror and fantasy elements here Ancient gods, lizard-like monsters, and strange underground creatures are featured in this wild peplum epic. There is a revolution amongst the gods. Of course it all has to do with a woman the goddess Venus.

This collection presents three of W C. Fields' wittiest shorts. In Fatal Glass of Beer, Fields is a father in a remote Yukon cabin anxiously awaiting the return of his ex-con son, imprisoned after drinking a "fatal" glass of beer and landing in hot water. The Dentist is a cautionary spoof of the trade and The Golf Specialist is a hilarious satire on golfers. William Claude Dukenfield, otherwise lauded as W. C. Fields, made his first movie at age thirty-six (Pool Sharks) and proceeded to make...

These three famous shorts from legendary comedian W.C. Fields include his stint as a golf trainer who can never hit the ball, a curmudgeonly dentist, and cottage-dweller who takes in his troubled but dim-witted son.

After being cheated out of a dance hall business, Andy Clark tries to get revenge by stealing its star performer, Ruby Summers.

Talented, sad-eyed Aline MacMahon excelled in maternal and sisterly roles, giving them comedic grace or soulful earnestness as the situation required. Both qualities are showcased in this twinbill of MacMahon starrers. Blustery and domineering pop (Guy Kibbee) gets his comeuppance and goes from narrow-minded patriarch to Big Hearted Herbert, thanks to his loving wife (MacMahon). In The Merry Frinks, the comic tale of a whack-a-doodle family that has elements similar to the later You Can't Take...

Independent women take center stage in a twin bill showcasing the range and moxie of pre-Code filmmaking. The pace leaps and lines snap in Girl Missing as gal pals Glenda Farrell and Mary Brian set out to solve the mystery of a gold digger who disappears during her honeymoon. Not even murder will stop these sassy sleuths. "Married love or illicit: which does the modern girl prefer?" the studio's ad for Illicit asks. Barbara Stanwyck portrays a woman who, devoted to her man but not to the norms...

Western fans have saddled up often with these desperados. At least 5 versions -- tales of grim men sacrificing their own well-being for the safety of an infant they find while on the lam from a bank heist -- have come to the screen. The gritty Hell's Heroes (with Charles Bickford, Raymond Hatton and Fred Kohler, directed by William Wyler), says Leonard Maltin's Classic Movie Guide, "is probably the most satisfying and certainly the least sentimental" of the versions. Three Godfathers (with...

Beautiful Jacqueline Floriot deserts her family for an illicit affair. Betrayed by love and scorned by her husband, she descends into a life of depravity. Years later she murders a brute who plans to reveal her past and is defended by a young lawyer she does not know is her own son. Double the heartache is yours in these two versions of the classic story of a woman's virtue lost and a mother's devotion found. The 1929 version, starring Ruth Chatterton, is directed by Lionel Barrymore (both...

Stars in their eyes -- laughter in the aisles! Two famed funnymen portray small town hick and Hollywood hopeful Merton Gill in the comedic tale that was first a novel, a beloved (and periodically reprised) stage hit and a silent film. Stuart Erwin adds a wistful note to Merton's Tinseltown dream in 1932's Make Me a Star. Red Skelton shows his gift for turning situations into extended gags in 1947's Merton of the Movies. Both films include star cameos: the Erwin comedy includes then-current...

"Until divorce do us part." The solemn institution of marriage gets a swift kick in the pants from two frisky farces that mix sophistication with slapstick. In Merry Wives of Reno, New York society dames head west to shake loose spouses they think are unfaithful with the misunderstood husbands (and a scene-stealing sheep) in hot pursuit. A galaxy of comic actors keep the slightly-naughty fun spinning along. Joan Blondell, Warren William and Edward Everett Horton change partners in Smarty,...

Hard times -- some romantic, some financial -- are the focus of two films made in the depths of the Depression. Aline MacMahon's (Dragon Seed, All the Way Home) expressive face reflects the joys and sorrows of devotion in Side Streets, the tale of a shopkeeper (MacMahon) who marries an easygoing sailor (Paul Kelly) for love. But he's marrying for a meal ticket. Stranger in Town stars Charles "Chic" Sale, the vaudeville comic renowned for playing cantankerous old-timers decades his senior....

Two of acting's great alchemists, Lillian Gish and Helen Hayes, take the same role 10 years apart and transform melodrama into art. They each portray Angela Chiaromonte, a sheltered Italian beauty consumed by grief when her soldier sweetheart is reported killed in World War I. Angela seeks solace as a nun, foregoing human passion for the peace of God's love. Then her beloved returns, begging her to renounce her vows. In the 1923 Silent directed by Henry King (The Song of Bernadette), Gish is...

Newshounds battle gangsters in two light-hearted, lightning-paced crime-time capers. Ronald Reagan makes his screen debut in Love Is on the Air as a radio announcer (Reagan's real-life job before Hollywood) who's bounced to the kiddies' hour when he pursues a gangster against his sponsor's wishes. But with the help of a young fan, he gets the gangster, the story and a live-broadcast finale enlivened by whizzing bullets. George Brent takes the plotline to the newsroom in You Can't Escape...

A political leader initially embraces the idea of a nuclear reprocessing plant opening up in his community as a solution to solving its unemployment crisis, but when protesters of the project are violently repressed, his doubt puts him at odds with the country's government.

Four episodes of Dusty's Trail edited together into a movie. The episodes, in the order shown, are: "Tomahawk Territory", "Horse of Another Color", "There is Nothing Like a Dame", and "The Not So Magnificent Seven".

START YOUR ENGINES! Diabolical do-badder Dick Dastardly, his snickering canine cohort Muttley and their Mean Machine take on you and all comers for all the fast and furious fun of the complete animated series Wacky Races. GEAR UP to keep pace with this dimwitted duo as well as their rivals: Peter Perfect in his Turbo Terrific, Luke and Blubber Bear in the Arkansas Chugga-Bug, the Ant Hill Mob in the Bulletproof Bomb and glamorous Penelope Pitstop in her pink Compact Pussycat. FASTEN YOUR SEAT...

When chickens roam out of the barn, these wacky weasels are ready to pounce! When furry goofball Slim, a down-and-out weasel with nothing on his mind besides food, teams up with master-planner Glutton, the two start a series of cat and mouse games to lure the unsuspecting chickens into their mouths.

Wade Davis: The Explorer follows Davis from a river trip with his family on the Stikine in Alaska and Northern B.C. to the Incan ruins of the high Peruvian Andes. He is able to slip off the map for awhile, to live with the voodoo priests in Haiti, the Penan in Borneo or the Quechuen of Chinchero.

A respected pastor betrays his family, congregation, and community when temptation leads him to commit an unthinkable sin that lands him in prison.

In darkened alleys and on city streets, a war of flames rages on. Firefighters rush into burning buildings, one step behind and arsonist who strikes the match. Join Bill Kurtis and arson investigators from Chicago's police and fire departments as they sift the ashes of a fire's devastation, searching for clues and motives to the arsonist's identity...as a city wages war on arson.

The rivers are wide and rapid. The desert is vast and unforgiving. And when the trail turns craggy, men use pickaxes to dig grooves for the wagon wheels. Mother Nature can be overcome, but human nature remains deadly and unpredictable: Outlaws are using the Mormon wagon train as a hideout from a pursuing posse. John Ford's Wagon Master is one of the legendary filmmaker's personal favorites, a visually stirring celebration of Western will and cooperation set to the soundtrack crooning of the...