Diabolical Dr Z DVD (Franco) (2 Disc LE PAL Region 2)

Diabolical Dr Z DVD (Franco) (2 Disc LE PAL Region 2)

Dr. 'Z' creates a mind control machine. Rejected by the medical establishment as mad, he suffers a fatal heart attack. His daughter decides to take revenge on the men who did down her dad. Using his devious device, she brainwashes a sexy go-go dancer and turns her into a deadly killing machine. First she seduces her victims then she dispatches them with her poison-tipped fingernails.

PAL Region 2
LE 2 Disc Set
NO ENGLISH Audio or Subtitles on Feature
German and French Audio Options

DVD 1: French theatrical version
* Audio commentary by Tim Lucas (English with optional German subtitles)
* Original Trailer
* gallery

DVD 2: German theatrical version
* German Trailer
* gallery
* Filmography of Jess Franco
* ... And more

THE SECRET OF THE TELEGIAN (1960) Widescreen

THE SECRET OF THE TELEGIAN (1960)
(aka Denso Ningen, The Telegian, The Telegraphed Man)

Review: Men are being murdered by a psycho called "The Telegian," who uses a mind-transmitting machine to teleport himself to his victims. Widescreen, in English, no subtitles. Quality A

Directed by: Jun Fukuda
Starring: Koji Tsuruta

Reptile (The) (Blu-ray) (1966)

A deadly epidemic is spreading through the remote Cornish village of Clagmoor Heath. As darkness falls, its victims are found foaming at the mouth with savage wounds upon their necks. After his brother becomes another fatality, Harry Spalding travels to Clagmoor to investigate his sibling's mysterious death. With little help from the superstitious locals, Harry follows a trail of macabre intrigue that leads him to the sinister Dr Franklyn, his strange but beautiful daughter and a truly horrific family secret. Released in 1966, The Reptile is Hammer Horror at its most nightmarish and bizarre.

Planet Of The Vampires AKA Terrore Nello Spazio (1965)

Ridley Scott´s “Alien (1979)” is a highly regarded masterpiece, but it´s sometimes forgotten that it has taken some strong influences from two films; “It! The Terror from Beyond Space (1958)” from director Edward L. Cahn, and “Planet of the Vampires AKA Terrore Nello Spazio (1965)”, from Italian director and cinematographer Mario Bava. This doesn´t take anything away from “Alien”, but it´s well worth a look at how the visual master of his own right, Bava, created a highly enjoyable horror and Sci-fi movie almost 15 years earlier, with a significantly lesser budget.

The Incredible Melting ManDVD

Movie may also be known as: Den krypande hämnaren

Starring Alex Rebar, Burr DeBenning, Myron Healey, Michael Alldredge, Ann Sweeny, Lisle Wilson, Cheryl Smith, Julie Drazen, Stuart Edmond Rodgers, Chris Witney, Edwin Max, Dorothy Love, Janus Blythe, Jonathan Demme, Westbrook Claridge,

Astronaut Steve West, exposed to cosmic rays outside of Saturn's rings returns to Earth and begins to melt away. Escaping from the hospital, he wanders around the backwoods and local town looking for human flesh to eat...and he’s starving!!

"You've never seen anything til you've seen the Sun through the rings of Saturn," exclaims Alex Rebar. Apparently, somehow this causes him to start melting and eating people, such as a nurse in the tightest fitting nurse's outfit ever, a nerdy fisherman, a horny old couple who simply can't keep their hands off each other in a car. To save the day comes Doctor Ted Nelson!

The Curse of the Fly (1965)

SYNOPSIS:
The Delambre family curse continues in the terrifying third and final chapter, The Curse of the Fly! Filled with "disorienting suspense" (Scarlet Street) and gruesome special effects, it's a horrific tale of science gone mad!

After escaping from a mental institution, Patricia Stanley (Carole Gray) is rescued by scientist Martin Delambre (George Baker), the grandson of the doomed teleportation experimenter Andre Delambre. The two fall in love and marry, but Patricia quickly realizes her new husband's science experiments are as horrific as his family’s past. As she investigates further, Patricia learns the unnerving secrets of the Delambre family and has to find a way to escape them before she becomes the next human-insect hybrid!

Return of the Fly (1959)

SYNOPSIS:
Despite warnings from his uncle Francois (Vincent Price), the young scientist Philippe Delambre (Brett Halsey) is determined to reattempt his late father's teleportation experiments with the help of his assistant Ronald (David Frankham). But Ronald schemes against Philippe and turns him into the same horrifying man-fly creature that his father had become - and with the same disastrous fate! Once again, it is up to Francois to try and make things right!

Tales From the Crypt (1989–1996) – TV Show Episodes List

Tales of horror based on the gloriously gruesome EC horror comics of the 1950′s.
CAST:
John Kassir ………… Crypt Keeper / Host
EPISODES:
The First Season
01. The Man Who Was Death (6/10/1989)
02. And All Throught The House (6/10/1989)
03. Dig That Cat … He’s Really Gone (6/10/1989)
04. Only Sin Deep (6/14/1989)
05. Lover Come Hack To Me (6/21/1989)
06. Collection Completed (6/28/1989)
The Second Season
01. Dead Right (4/21/1990)
02. The Switch (4/21/1990)
03. Cutting Cards (4/21/1990)
04. ‘Til Death (4/24/1990)
05. Three’s A Crowd (5/1/1990)
06. The Thing From The Grave (5/8/1990)
07. The Sacrifice (5/15/1990)
08. For Cryin’ Out Loud (5/22/1990)
09. Four Sided Triangle (5/29/1990)
10. The Ventriloquist’s Dummy (6/5/1990)
11. Judy, You’re Not Yourself Today (6/12/1990)
12. Fitting Punishment (6/19/1990)
13. Korman’s Kalamity (6/26/1990)
14. Lower Berth (7/3/1990)
15. Mute Witness To Murder (7/10/1990)
16. Television Terror (7/17/1990)
17. My Brother’s Keeper (7/24/1990)
18. The Secret (7/31/1990)
The Third Season
01. The Trap (6/15/1991)
02. Loved To Death (6/15/1991)
03. Carrion Death (6/15/1991)
04. Abra Cadaver (6/19/1991)
05. Top Billing (6/26/1991)
06. Dead Wait (7/3/1991)
07. The Reluctant Vampire (7/10/1991)
08. Easel Kill Ya (7/17/1991)
09. Undertaking Parlor (7/24/1991)
10. Mournin’ Mess (7/31/1991)
11. Split Second (8/7/1991)
12. Deadline (8/14/1991)
13. Spoiled (8/21/1991)
14. Yellow (8/28/1991)
The Fourth Season
01. Nothing But The Lonely Heart (6/27/1992)
02. This’ll Kill Ya (6/27/1992)
03. On A Dead Man’s Chest (6/27/1992)
04. Seance (7/4/1992)
05. Beauty Rest (7/11/1992)
06. What’s Cookin’ (7/22/1992)
07. The New Arrival (7/25/1992)
08. Showdown (8/1/1992)
09. King Of The Road (8/8/1992)
10. Maniac At Large (8/19/1992)
11. Split Personality (8/26/1992)
12. Strung Along (9/2/1992)
13. Werewolf Concerto (9/9/1992)
14. Curiousity Killed (9/16/1992)
The Fifth Season
1. Death Of Some Salesman (10/2/1993)
2. As Ye Sow (10/2/1993)
3. Forever Ambergris (10/2/1993)
4. Food For Thought (10/6/1993)
5. People Who Live In Brass Hearses (10/13/1993)
6. Two For The Show (10/20/1993)
7. House Of Horror (10/27/1993)
8. Well Cooked Hams (11/3/1993)
9. Creep Course (11/10/1993)
10. Came The Dawn (11/17/1993)
11. Oil’s Well That Ends Well (11/24/1993)
12. Half Way Horrible (12/1/1993)
13. Till Death Do We Part (12/8/1993)
The Sixth Season
01. Let The Punishment Fit The Crime (10/31/1994)
02. Only Skin Deep (10/31/1994)
03. Whirlpool (10/31/1994)
04. Operation Friendship (11/9/1994)
05. Revenge Is The Nuts (11/16/1994)
06. The Bribe (11/23/1994)
07. The Pit (11/30/1994)
08. The Assasin (12/7/1994)
09. Staired In Horror (12/14/1994)
10. In the Grove (12/21/1994)
11. Surprise Party (12/28/1994)
12. Doctor Of Horror (1/4/1995)
13. Come The Dawn (1/11/1995)
14. 99 & 44/100% Pure Horror (1/18/1995)
15. You, Murderer (1/25/1995)
The Seventh Season
01. Fatal Caper (4/19/1996)
02. Last Respects (4/26/1996)
03. A Slight Case Of Murder (5/3/1996)
04. Escape (5/17/1996)
05. Horror In The Night (5/24/1996)
06. Cold War (5/31/1996)
07. Kidnapper (6/7/1996)
08. Report From The Grave (6/14/1996)
09. Smoke Wrings (6/21/1996)
10. About Face (6/28/1996)
11. Confession (7/5/1996)
12. Ear Today… Gone Tomorrow (7/12/1996)
13. The Third Pig (7/19/1996)
Theatrical Movies:
Demon Knight (1990)
Bordello Of Blood (1996)

Tales From the Crypt (1989–1996) – TV Show Episodes List

Splice 2009

Review
Dalam film ini, kita disuguhkan cerita mengenai sepasang ilmuwan biokimia yang juga sepasang kekasih, Clive (Adrien Brody) dan Elsa (Sarah Polley), yang berhasil membuat spesie baru yang berasal dari campuran berbagai macam spesies. Dikarenakan perusahaan yang mengontrak mereka menginginkan adanya profit yang bisa masuk untuk kelangsungan perusahaan, maka impian kedua ilmuwan tersebut untuk bisa menciptakan spesies manusia yang dicampur dengan pembuahan dari dua spesies baru di atas terancam untuk tidak akan dilanjutkan. Namun, dengan dasar atas keingintahuan akan seberapa hebatnya jika penelitian tersebut mereka teruskan dan juga motivasi untuk bisa membantu dunia kesehatan, Elsa menggiring mereka berdua untuk melanjutkan penelitian tersebut. Ternyata, mereka berhasil menciptakan spesies gabungan manusia dengan hasil pembuahan dua spesies baru itu. Sebuah spesies yang cepat sekali mengalami masa pertumbuhan dan perkembangan. Spesies ini berwajah dan bertubuh manusia dengan kaki entah dari makhluk apa dan ekor yang ujungnya bisa mengeluarkan semacam jarum yang tajam dan kokh sekali. Perilaku dan suara dari spesies bernama Dren ini selalu mengundang kewaspadaan tersendiri bagi penonton, tapi sepertinya tidak bagi pasangan ilmuwan itu.

Untuk selanjutnya silahkan unduh dibawah ini..


Director : Vincenzo Natali
Writers : Vincenzo Natali, Antoinette Terry Bryant
Release : 30 June 2010
Stars : Adrien Brody, Sarah Polley and Delphine Chanéac
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The Phantom From 10,000 Leagues

The Phantom From 10,000 Leagues

Year Of Production: 1956
Running Time: 80 Minutes
DVD Released By: Retromedia Entertainment Inc.
Directed By: Dan Milner
Writing Credits: Dorys Lukather (story), Lou Rusoff
Filming Location: Unknown

Starring: Kent Taylor, Cathy Downs, Michael Whalen, Phillip Pine, Rodney Bell, Vivi Janiss, Helene Stanton, Pierce Lyden, Michael Garth

Tagline: Freezing Horror! ...as a nightmare strikes from the depths of the sea!

Day of the Triffids

Day of the Triffids

Year Of Release: 1962
Running Time: 95 Minutes
DVD Released By: Cheezy Flicks
Directed By: Steve Sekely, Freddie Francis (uncredited)
Writing Credits: John Wyndham (novel), Bernard Gordon (screenplay), Philip Yordan
Filming Location: Shepperton Studios, Shepperton, Surrey, England, UK

Starring: Howard Keel, Nicole Maurey, Janette Scott, Kieron Moore, Mervyn Johns, Ewan Roberts, Alison Leggatt, Geoffrey Matthews, Janina Faye, Gilgi Hauser, John Tate, Carole Ann Ford, Arthur Gross, Colette Wilde, Ian Wilson, Victor Brooks

Tagline 1: Beware the triffids... they grow... know... walk... talk... stalk... and kill!

Tagline 2: TRIFFIDS TAKE OVER THE WORLD! From the greatest science-fiction novel of all time!

Alternate Titles:
Invasion of the Triffids (1962)
Revolt of the Triffids (1962)

Interesting Bits of Trivia:
The triffids inspired the E.T. plants of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. When the film was finished it was too short, so the entire sequence where the triffids attack the lighthouse was added. The wires pulling the triffids along the ground can be seen, especially in the scene were one of them chases Susan.

Mutant Hunt DVD (Full Moon Grindhouse) (NTSC All Region)

Mutant Hunt DVD (Full Moon Grindhouse) (NTSC All Region)
When drug-induced cyborgs destroy everything—and everyone—in their path,  humanity’s only hope is Riker—a soldier of fortune who pledges revenge after  the cyborgs toss his sexy ‘pleasure droid’ out the window. It’s Man VS. Machine  as Riker and his fellow mercenaries battle to stop not only the cyborgs, but the wicked corporation that constructs them.
Directed by: Tim Kincaid (Breeders, Robot Holocaust)
Starring:
Rick Gianasi (Star Trek: Voyager)
LeeAnne Baker (Necropolis, Breeders, Bad Girls Dormitory)
Manny Siverio (The Sopranos, The Basketball Diaries, Malcolm X)

• NTSC All Region

One Million Years B.C. (1966)

Synopsis

As the Earth wrestles with its agonising birth, the peoples of this barren and desolate world struggle to survive. Driven by animal instinct they compete against the harsh conditions, their giant predators, and warring tribes. When two people from opposing clans fall in love, existing conventions are shattered forever as each tribe struggles for supremacy and Man embarks on his tortuous voyage of civilisation.

Featuring animations by Ray Harryhausen

Availability
Released on DVD in the UK by Optimum Home Releasing on 13 November 2006 (this release features the original uncut British print).
Released on DVD in the US by 20th Century Fox on 9 March 2004 (this release features the shorter 91 minute US theatrical cut).

Intrepidos Punks Dir. Francisco Guerrero (1980)

This film is a great discovery, a lot of fun with a gang of wild mexican punks headed by El Tarzàn (a masked fighter) and La Princesa Lea (vedette and amazon)who terrorize the highways and the cities, robbing banks dressed like sexy nuns, killing, rapping, blowing pipes of gas, mutilating dames of high society, all at rhythm of a great soundtrack rockantolero by Three Souls in my Mind, (yes, the title song is after all this years rolling in my head) And, yes, of course, two wiseguys cops are following their destructive traces to stop them (this two characters are really cool and dumb, yes) This picture is vertiginous, yes, the dialogues are really fun and surreal, the bikes and the punk dresses are great extravaganzas, a twisted and very fresh picture, and, yes, great great fun. A worth looking mexican film of the 80's.

JULES VERNE’S THE FABULOUS JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH (1976)

JULES VERNE’S THE FABULOUS JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH (1976)

Director: Juan Piquer Simón
Code Red/Media Blasters

It’s hard to believe that Spanish exploitation director Juan Piquer Simón’s first feature film is a family-friendly adventure based on a novel by Jules Verne. After all, this is the guy who would later give us PIECES and SLUGS! Shot in 1975, JULES VERNE’S THE FABULOUS JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH wasn’t released in the U.S. until 1978 under the title WHERE TIME BEGAN. Since the 1959 Fox film starring James Mason is so well received, Simón had a tough act to follow but managed to do an ok job, even if the cheese quota is high.

Pandorum - (2009)

In PANDORUM, Dennis Quaid (Vantage Point, The Express) and Ben Foster (3:10

to Yuma, Alpha Dog) join Cam Gigandet (Never Back Down, Twilight), Cung Le
(Tekken, Fighting), newcomer Antje Traue, and director Christian Alvart (Antibodies)
to tell the terrifying story of two crew members stranded on a spacecraft
who quickly – and horrifically – realize they are not alone.
Two astronauts awaken in a hyper-sleep chamber aboard a seemingly abandoned
spacecraft. It’s pitch black, they are disoriented, and the only
sound is a low rumble and creak from the belly of the ship. They
can’t remember anything: Who are they? What is their
mission?


With Lt. Payton (Quaid) staying behind to guide him via radio transmitter,
Cpl. Bower ventures deep into the ship and begins to uncover a terrifying
reality. Slowly the spacecraft’s shocking, deadly secrets are revealed…and
the astronauts find their own survival is more important than they could ever
have imagined.

Evil Brain From Outer Space (1964)

Film Review: Evil Brain From Outer Space (1964) Evil Brain From Outer Space

SYNOPSIS:

“A monstrous evil brain from outer space leads his minions on a crusade to conquer the universe, and unleashes hideous monsters on Earth that spread deadly diseases. Superhero Starman must rescue Earth from the menace of the evil brain while battling armies of monsters the brain sends against him.” (courtesy IMDB)

REVIEW:
Before I start this week’s review, I would like readers to be aware that this film was made in a less sophisticated time when all mutants were considered evil. Thanks to the recent X-Men movies, we now know better. And so, without any further ado, please allow me to discuss the 1964 classic Evil Brain From Outer Space.

THE GREEN SLIME

(Warner Archives; Dir: Kinji Fukasaku; Starring: Robert Horton, Richard Jaeckel, Luciana Paluzzi; 1968)

Goofy 1960's outer space entertainment as astronauts blast into space to destroy an asteroid headed for Earth, only to return to their space station with the titular menace tagging along. It's up to the three sides of a love triangle (Robert Horton, Richard Jaeckel & Luciana Paluzzi) to kick ass against the Green Slime. Fittingly entertaining theme song by Charles Fox.