Devil Girl from Mars
by David MacDonald
from Image Entertainment
Women of Earth, beware! This cosmic vixen has come for your husbands, boyfriends and brothers. Her mission is to bring men back to Mars to mate with a planetful of sex-starved she-devils who need fresh breeding stock to repopulate the red planet. And men, if you don't perform, you might just be incinerated by Chani the Robot or heaved into the atomic pile that powers their ship. A beautifully crafted production, unique special effects, inspired production design, and classy international beauty Hazel Court make this
a true gem of Atomic Age entertainment. Hugh McDermott, Patricia Laffan, Peter Reynolds, Joseph Tomelty, Adrienne Corri, Hazel Court.
The Veil
by Frank P. Bibas
from Image Entertainment
Two years before Thriller, Boris Karloff hosted The Veil, a never-broadcast ten-episode pilot of a TV horror anthology for the Hal Roach Studios in 1958. Boris also starred in nine of The Veil's ten episodes, making this a rare treat for Karloff fans. This special double-disc set includes all ten 26-minute episodes, directed by such genre luminaries as George Waggner (The Wolf Man) and Herbert L. Strock (I Was a Teenage Frankenstein), and starring such familiar faces as Patrick Macnee (The Avengers), Robert Hardy (Psychomania), Niall MacGinnis (Curse of the Demon), Clifford Evans (Kiss of the Vampire), Morris Ankrum (Earth vs. the Flying Saucers), Eve Brent (Gun Girls), and even a young George Hamilton. So please join Boris Karloff for another journey into the world of the unexplainable which lies behind...The Veil.
Christopher Columbus
by David MacDonald
from Vision Video
In this classic 1949 production, Frederic March gives an outstanding performance as Christopher Columbus, the world's most daring explorer! Surrounded by doubters, Columbus convinces Queen Isabella to provide him with ships and money necessary for his voyage past the earth's known limits. Follow Columbus' incredible journey as he battles mutiny, exhaustion, and desperation on his way to the ultimate discovery...the new world!
After 71 grueling days at sea, the crewmembers of the Niña, Pinta and Santa Maria sight a tropical paradise which they christen San Salvador. The natives of the island eagerly trade their abundant raw materials with Columbus for his European goods.
Columbus is greeted as a national hero after returning to Spain with gold, spices, riches and tales of his amazing findings. However, he must continue to battle jealous enemies who are plotting his downfall.
Both classic movie fans and history buffs will enjoy the dramatic story of the steadfast man who changed the face of the world...Christopher Columbus!
Also stars Florence Eldridge, Francis L. Sullivan Nora Swinburne, and James Robertson Justice.
Adventures of the Scarlet Pimpernel, Volume 2
by Dennis Vance
from Alpha Home Entertainment
A foppish British aristocrat is ""The Scarlet Pimpernel,"" a masked hero who rescues innocent victims from the guillotine during the French Revolution.
Devil Girl From Mars (Alien)
by David MacDonald
from Westlake Entertainment
DEVIL GIRL FROM MARS (DVD MOVIE)
Jack the Ripper
by Frank P. Bibas
from Rhino Theatrical
Never Too Late to Mend
by David MacDonald
from Alpha Video
Fond of the whip, the isolation chamber, straight jackets and starvation tactics, Squire Meadows is the sadistic governor of a Victorian prison who relishes making the lives of his prisoners a torturous hell. He's also a dishonorable lecher scheming to marry Susan, a beautiful village girl. She's deeply in love with someone else - a handsome but poverty-stricken man named George, who is forced to work in far-away Australia so he can earn enough money to wed her. The evil squire intercepts George's long-distance love letters and coerces Susan into marrying him. News reaches the squire that George is making his way back home (and is now a wealthy man). Learing exposure, Meadows determines to destroy George before he can return.A gruesome and deliciously lurid thriller, Never Too Late To Mend places the spotlight firmly on Tod Slaughter, an often-overlooked British horror film star whose performances are always bursting with over-the-top melodrama. The film is based on the writings of Charles Reade, which inspired Queen Victoria to overhaul the deplorable conditions of the era's prison system. Scottish-born director David MacDonald later helmed the unusual British sci-fi thriller Devil Girl From Mars, as well as episodes of the eerie Boris Karloff TV-series "The Veil." Script writer H.F. Maltby also wrote the dialogue for Tod Slaughter's Sweeney Todd and Crimes At The Dark House.
Femme Fatale Collection
by Ron Ormond
from Image Entertainment
These girls aren't just bad they're inhuman! Tangle if you dare with the Devil Girl from Mars a cosmic vixen on a mission to retrieve virile men for her home planet -- and anyone who refuses dies! Then gangsters and their socialite hostage hole up in a cabin that happens to be the stomping grounds for The Astounding She Monster an Atomic Age babe whose touch can kill! Finally pack up your gear and head to the Mesa of Lost Women where Jackie Coogan ("Uncle Fester" from The Addams Family) uses spider venom injections to unleash a bevy of sex-starved predators on the Mexican desert! These curvaceous creatures from drive-in's golden age are so enticing they'll leave you screaming for more!System Requirements:Running Time 225 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: HORROR Rating: NR UPC: 014381307320 Manufacturer No: ID3073CODVD
Sci-Fi Classics Triple Feature, Vol. 2 (Devil Girl from Mars / Monster from Green Hell / Rocketship X-M)
by Kurt Neumann
from Rph Productions
Devil Girl from Mars
Clad in black leather, an extraterrestial woman lands in a remote area of Scotland with her refrigerator-like robot in search for human husbands! Hiariously solemn, high camp British imitation of US science fiction movies produced by Edward J.Danziger and Harry Lee Danziger
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