Sinister Cinema

Karin Dor, Joachim Fuchsberger, Horst Frank. One of the most sought-after Edgar Wallace films. A mysterious master detective, whose face is never seen, tries to stop a massive plot against the free world.

Charley Grapewin, Wallace Ford, Mary Carlisle, Regis Toomey. It's distinctly possible that this may be the best Mascot movie ever made! It certainly has the best opening title of any poverty row horror film of its time. Your basic old dark house horror story, but done with a kind of tongue in cheek approach. From 16mm.

Tony Kendall, Brad Harris, Maria Perschy. The first "Kommissar X" movie! And it's a good one, too. Tony and Brad investigate the murders of politicians and scientists. They soon face off against a team of super hit women with their usual flair. Look for all the action and style that let to numerous follow-up films. The series theme song, "I Love You Joe Walker" never sounded so good. What a cool movie. Color, 16mm.

Barbara Steele, Walter Brandi, Richard Garret, Marilyn Mitchell. A man is murdered by his wife and associates. He vows to return from the grave for revenge. He does, sending plague infested zombies from the grave after the guilty ones. From 35mm.

Ed Fury, Christina Gajoni, Mario Scaccia, Moira Orsei. Returning from war, Ursus learns his fiancee, Attea, has been taken to a mysterious island ruled by a pagan goddess. The mysterious tribe that lives there has a nasty habit of sacrificing virgins, which, of course, doesn't say much for Ursus' and Attea's sex life. Regardless, Ursus and an extremely beautiful, blind slave girl set out to find Attea and free her from her evil captors. Great color, widescreen, 16mm.

Andre de Toth, Jack Palance, Anita Ekberg. Palance plays the son of Genghis Khan, while Ekberg is the lady he lusts for. An elaborate spectacle piece with lots of excitement and plenty of pitched battles. Color, 16mm.

Robert Beatty, Betty McDowall, Lee Patterson, Sean Connery. A banker's son is accidently locked in an air-tight vault that's not set to open again for over 60 hours. It's a life-and-death race against time to save the boy's life in this great British thriller. 16mm.

aka ORGY OF THE VAMPIRES. Jack Taylor. An interesting Spanish horror film about a bus load of toursts who visit a small European town totally inhabited by vampires. Previously edited scenes of nudity have been restored in the "R" rated thriller. Color, 35mm.

What a great Euro-horror film this is! Five people travel by car through a howling storm. They end up in a nearby forgotten, shunned inn. It is occupied by a strange man and his wizened, clairvoyant mother. A seance ensues that shows in flashback the travelers' involvement in sexual depredations, crime, and murder. The clairvoyant tells them that the murdered man will soon return to exact his revenge. Then, in an amazing climax, the proceedings come to a catastrophic ending all to the sound of...

Renoir plays Reginald Malveneur, a research scientist and the last of his bloodline a bloodline that legend says is infected by werewolfry. He conducts experiments in the dungeon lab of his crumbling chateau in hopes of finding a "cell rejuvenation" cure for his ailing wife, who is too frail to care for their young daughter or give him the son he desperately wants. When the new governess arrives, it's learned that Malveneur has disappeared. A handsome local artist comes to the aid of the...

This is easily the best quality DVD edition of this fabulous science fiction film on the market. The evil Count Artigas kidnaps the scientist Professor Roch and his assistant. Artigas takes them to his headquarters inside an enormous volcano, far off at sea. The machines the professor creates are incredible. His heavy water experiments soon provide a way of controlling pure matter, which will result in the most fantastic explosive every created. Little does the professor know, though, that...

A creepy German-made Wallace thriller about the ghost of a hanged man who returns to fulfill his promise. All of his accusers must die!