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THE RETURN OF DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE (Jack Arnold, 1954)

The notorious scientist (still at the mercy of his murderous alter-ego) takes refuge in New York, living under an assumed name while courting an unsuspecting heiress. Starring Boris Karloff, Mara Corday, and Leo G. Carroll.

THE CARDINAL OF THE KREMLIN (Phillip Noyce, 1990)

Jack Ryan (Kevin Costner) travels to Moscow to arrange the extraction of a deep-cover KGB mole.  Meanwhile, the CIA encourage Afghan mujahidin to attack a remote Soviet anti-satellite laser project in Tajikistan.

MUPPET WICKER MAN (Brian Henson, 1993)

Police Sergeant Kermie travels to the isolated town of Summerisle in search of a missing girl. He finds the locals to be a surly and suspicious lot, rustic practitioners of crude bawdiness and Celtic neo-paganism. Starring Vincent Price as Lord Summerisle.

THE BOODLE (Clive Donner, 1969)

A disaffected Park Avenue debutante turned hippie performance artist (Ann-Margret) convinces a pair of con-artists (Raquel Welch, Farrah Fawcett) to help recover a stolen Rembrandt from the penthouse vault of a nazi war criminal (Anton Diffring).

THE BOODLE (Clive Donner, 1969)

A disaffected Park Avenue debutante turned hippie performance artist (Ann-Margret) convinces a pair of lesbian con-artists (Raquel Welch, Farrah Fawcett) to help recover a stolen Rembrandt from the penthouse vault of a nazi war criminal (Anton Diffring).

I, CLAUDIUS (Joseph Von Sternberg, 1937)

The grandson of Mark Antony, although dismissed as simple-minded, improbably rises to become Emperor of the Roman Empire. An adaptation of Robert Graves' bestselling historical novel. Starring Charles Laughton, Merle Oberon, Flora Robson.

HELL-CATS FROM VENUS (Fred C. Brannon, 1955)

A mischievous alien tomboy visits Earth against the wishes of her parents and teachers... only to accidentally inspire a clique of Cytherean “mean girls” to tag along and fiendishly topple the blue planet's ruling patriarchy.

SAVAGEROUS (1955)

Professional rivalry among the rough-and-tumble troupe of a Wild West Show results in murder during an engagement at Madison Square Garden. The show’s Owner (Orson Welles), a faded Western star (Jimmy Stewart), and a rodeo clown (James Cagney) investigate.

KILLING SPREE (John Carpenter, 1985) 
 
… when her skyscraper HQ is besieged by "zombies" contaminated by a stolen retro-virus. Co-starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Charles Cyphers, and Frank Doubleday. 2/2

KILLING SPREE (John Carpenter, 1985) 
 
A lawyer (Adrienne Barbeau), who brokers proprietary information stolen from pharmaceutical firms, must forge a temporary alliance with a hard-headed FBI agent (Tom Atkins) and a roguish industrial saboteur (Kurt Russell)… 1/2

A PAIR OF HEELS (Otto Preminger, 1953)

A hard-luck door-to-door shoe salesman (Robert Mitchum) falls under the spell of two conniving suburban sex-workers (Jane Russell, Jane Greer) who convince him to murder their psychopathic pimp (Richard Conte).

“Ma è una vera pazzia!” (Ruggero Deodato, 1986)

The director of a lunatic asylum (Donald Pleasence) discovers that his wife (Edwige Fenech) is cheating on him. He plots to have her declared insane and incarcerated under his care… and then marry his head nurse (Serena Grandi).

MIDNIGHT LACE (Dario Argento, 1981) 

An heiress (Nastassja Kinski), living in Rome with her industrialist husband (Armand Assante), is menaced by a mysterious stalker.  Co-starring Udo Kier, Mario Adorf, and Veronica Lario. Soundtrack by Ennio Morricone and Goblin.

HEAD OVER HEELS (Arthur Hiller, 1978)

The iconic founder of a luxury fashion house (Julie Newmar) - “the heir to Coco Chanel” - unexpectedly falls in love with a nebbishy cordwainer (Don Knotts) while negotiating rights to his revolutionary design for “heelless high-heel pumps.”

HEAD OVER HEELS (Arthur Hiller, 1978)

The iconic founder of a luxury fashion house (Julie Newmar) - “the heir to Coco Chanel” - unexpectedly falls in love with a nebbishy cordwainer (Don Knotts) while negotiating rights to his revolutionary design for “heelless high-heel pumps.”

THUNDER GUN 4: MAXIMUM COOL (Don Bruckheimer Bay, 2019)

When the villainous Colonel Washington (Kirk Bovill) steals a weapon of mass destruction, ComTec sends Dr. Hypatia Ling (Emily C. Chang) to bring a washed-up John Thundergun (Dolph Lundgren) out of retirement. God help America’s enemies!

BLOODY BRUJERÍA (Acalan Tecaxco, 2019)

A cartel assassin (Keanu Reeves) and a transient curandero (Nicholas Cage) must battle a coven of Satanic witches in a haunted Tepito apartment building to defend themselves against the apocalypse. Starring Eiza González, and Maurice Compte.

TZITZIMITL (Acalan Tecaxco, 2014)

A team of oil drillers accidentally release a giant, bloodthirsty demon while conducting exploratory research in the cave systems of Naica, Chihuahua.
Starring Danny Trejo, Sulem Calderon, and Zahn McClarnon.

A WELL TO HELL (Danny Cannon,1994)

An off-shore oil platform in the Arctic Sea drills a nine-mile deep borehole into Hell itself, releasing a raft of flying demons. Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Forest Whitaker, Sadie Frost, Andrew Robinson, and Jim Belushi.

DANICA: QUEEN OF THE VAMPIRES (Robert Siodmak, 1954)

A doctor (Vincent Price) must overcome his skepticism when a mysterious countess (Faith Domergue)  hires him to find a cure for her vampirism.  It is quickly made clear that failure will result in the death of his loved ones.

FIFTY SHADES OF GRAY (Zalman King, 1988)

Virginal college graduate Anastasia Steel (Rebecca De Mornay) begins a sadomasochistic relationship with charming young business magnate Christian Gray (Tom Hanks).

Rick Baker won his third Academy Award for Best Makeup primarily on the strength of this film’s show-stopping werewolf transformation scene. In his acceptance speech, Baker graciously paid tribute to the ferocious performance of Robert Downey Jr.

LESS THAN TWILIGHT (Marek Kanievska, 1987)

A decadent college student (Andrew McCarthy) returns home for Christmas and finds himself caught in a love triangle between a dissipated gigolo werewolf (Robert Downey Jr.) and his sociopathic coke-dealing vampire pimp (James Spader).

THE FEAST OF WALPURGIS (Robert Siodmak, 1944)

Deranged aristocrats (Lon Chaney Jr. and Louise Allbritton) invite a coterie of friends, enemies, and rivals (including Evelyn Ankers, Robert Paige, Cedric Hardwicke) to a Hexennacht celebration that quickly devolves into madness.

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An Army Air Corps test pilot discovers a lost Viking tribe living on an uncharted Arctic island. He convinces them to fly their giant prehistoric “war eagles” into battle to thwart a Nazi invasion of New York City.

By the same people who brought you KING KONG!

SWING LOW, SWEET CHARIOT
(Barry Shear, 1968)

Paul Newman and Sidney Poitier are partnered homicide detectives (as well as a closeted gay couple) who risk exposure while hunting a serial killer who targets homosexual men. With an Oscar nominated screenplay by Harlan Ellison.

SKIN & BONES (Alan Rafkin, 1965).

A mild-mannered scientist’s invisibility experiment goes hilariously awry. Starring Don Knotts, Raquel Welch, and Kathleen Freeman. Features stop-motion animation by Ray Harryhausen. Based on the novel by Thorne Smith.

SOMETHING’S GOT TO GIVE
(George Cukor, 1962).

A widower’s plan to remarry is derailed when his “long dead” wife suddenly returns in tip top condition. Starring Marilyn Monroe, Dean Martin, Cyd Charisse, and Wally Cox.

CAGLIOSTRO (Karl Freund, 1932)

An ancient alchemist (Boris Karloff), having mastered immortality and the electromagnetic spectrum), wreaks vengeance upon the reincarnation of a woman who had scorned him centuries earlier. Co-starring Edward Van Sloan and Ilse Werner.

A celebration of Duncan Milne as James Bond.