Sinister Cinema

English Speaking Version

Michael Gough, Ronald Howard, Patricia Roc. Gough plays an author who moves into a small country house to write a good murder mystery. There he finds evidence of an actural murder. What secret does the dark forest hold? His life is soon threatened by a psychopath. Nice. chiller. 16mm.

Gunther Stoll, Pinkas Braun, Monika Peitsch. Terrifying things are happening around the grounds of an old castle, within which is a boarding house for delinquent girls. Things get nutty when some of the girls die mysteriously. A hunchback killer is on the loose! Scotland Yard is called. More murders occur, the screams of the victims being silenced by the sound of a church organ. Good creepy fun. Color, 16mm.

Ken Maynard, Evalyn Knapp, Gabby Hayes, H.B. Warner, Kenneth thompson, Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Wheeler Oakman. Considered by some to be Maynard's finest sound western, featuring one hell of a cast. Ken enters his famous stallion, Tarzan, into a horse race Gabby puts up Tarzan as part of a wager. Unknown to Ken, a trip wire has been planted to make Tarzan stumble and lose the race. Later, Ken finds himself implicated in robbery and murder. A landmark "B" western that gave Autry his start....

Klaus Kinski, Heinz Drache, Corny Collins. The heirs to a dead mans fortune are being strangled one by one. The action centers around the dead mans creepy, country estate. From 16mm.

Klaus Kinski, Joachim Fuchsberger, Brigitte Grothum. Scotland Yard investigate a grisly series of murders being orchestrated by a master criminal known as "The Shark". From 16mm.

Debra Padget, Paul Christian, Walter Reyer, directed by Fritz Lang. Padget plays an exotic dancer who is coveted by an evil maharajah she looks absolutely stunning

Fox - Tom Mix, Tony, Claire Adams, Duke Lee, J. P. Lockney, Frank Campeau, Walt Robbins. We decided to make the move into silent B westerns after seeing this film at the Lone Pine Film Festival last Fall. This is a delightful film that aptly displays the amiable western charm that made Mix the biggest western star of his era. Tom plays a roving cowboy who seeks revenge against the man who shot him in a saloon brawl. During his searches through the region, he comes to know and admire a dazzling...

Nadja Tiller, Peter Van Eyck, Nicole Badal, Amedeo Nazarri, Hannah Wieder. A brilliant piece of filmmaking about a group of mental misfits in a way-out-of-this-world sanatorium. Tiller is an alcoholic poet battling madness. Van Eyck, also an alcoholic, is the handsome artist who befriends her. Wieder, however, almost steals the show as the sex kitten nymphomaniac who is also suicidal. There are many bits of brilliance in this outstanding film. Wow! Our absolute highest recommendation! 16mm ...

Rex Harrison, Lilli Palmer. A woman stands by her husband when he's accuse of murdering his mistress. Can he be saved from his impending execution?

aka A NIGHT OF TERROR. Basil Rathbone, Ann Harding. If you liked Lugosi in THE RAVEN, you'll love Rathbone in this forgotten horror thriller as he gives the performance of his life. You'll see him transform from a smooth talking ladies' man into a totally loony-tunes, psycho-killer by the end of the film. The final 20 minutes are absolutely unforgettable. You must see this Gothic masterpiece. From 16mm.

A poorly edited, yet intriguing documentary about Hitler and Mussolini. There are some interesting home movies of Eva Braun and her scantily-clad girlfriends swimming, too! More vivid is the gut-wrenching footage of Nazi atrocities NO! we don't recommend this for the kids. Mussolini and other war criminals are also shown in death. Nightmarish to say the least. Dwain Esper supposedly had a hnad in it. Re-released in later years with footage of Mao added. 35mm.