The Terror of Tiny Town
by Sam Newfield
from Alpha Video
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Media Type: DVD
Artist: BECKER,CHARLES
Title: TERROR OF TINY TOWN (1938)
Street Release Date: 02/22/2005
Genre: DRAMA
The Lost Continent
by Sam Newfield
from Image Entertainment
An atomic-powered rocket fired from White Sands Missile Base is lost in an unexplored region of the South Pacific. A military expedition is dispatched to find it. Searching by air, their plane loses control and crash-lands on a strange uncharted island--a lost world of prehistoric dinosaurs and vast radioactive uranium fields, so powerful that they cause rockets and planes to go off course. A beautifully crafted science fiction film starring Cesar Romero, Hugh Beaumont and John Hoyt. Excellent production values and a magnificent score highlight this legendary Atomic Age adventure, restored in the original theatrical version with the famous green-tinted "lost world" sequences. A must-see for all sci-fi afficionados!
Mystery Science Theater 3000 - I Accuse My Parents
by Sam Newfield
from Rhino Theatrical
"Joel, don't you have anything better to do than psychoanalyze a bunch of robots?" Apparently not in this hilarious installment of MST3K, in which Joel Hodgson and the robots of the Satellite of Love deconstruct this starched and stiff juvenile delinquent drama with everything from art projects to a giant mobile representing the hero's roiling subconscious. Square high school kid Jimmy is on trial for murder in this cautionary drama told in flashback, in which we learn all about this nice boy driven to lies, crime, and the arms of a nightclub floozy by a negligent father, an alcoholic mother, and his own utter stupidity. The film's cheesy nightclub number inspires Joel and the bots to put on their own version: Gypsy lip-synchs the lyrics while the other three pop in and out of costume to play the entire audience. "Seriously, Joel, who would you accuse?" --Sean Axmaker
Hammer Film Noir Collector's Set (Bad Blonde / Blackout / The Gambler and the Lady / Heat Wave / Man Bait / Stolen Face)
by Terence Fisher
from Vci Video
In 1950, Hammer Films set up a deal with American Producer Robert L. Lippert to produce low-budget crime dramas to be made in the UK. Lippert would send over a shop-worn Hollywood star or promising American newcomer to give the films box-office appeal in the states, supported by the usual fine casts of British character actors that make most British movies worth watching. This five-year arrangement produced over a dozen well-made little B-noirs that seemed to have fallen through the film history cracks…..until now. VCI AND Kit Parker Films are happy to offer another look at these dark, moody pictures made by the company that became one of Britain's most prolific film producers of the 1960's, many directed by Hammer's top director, Terence Fisher, cutting his teeth on mystery and suspense. The Collector's Set contains the Hammer Film Noir Volumes 1 thru 3. Bonus Features: Scene Selection| Bios| Promo Trailer| Photo Gallery| Bonus Comments: The World Of Hammer Noir by Richard M Roberts. Specs: 3-DVD9s; Dolby Digital; 457 minutes; B&W; 1.33:1 Aspect Ratio; MPAA - R; Year - 1953, 1952, 1954; SRP - $29.99.
The Flying Serpent
by Sam Newfield
from Image Entertainment
The beast in The Flying Serpent is Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent god of the Aztecs. Evil archaeologist George Zucco keeps this half-bird, half-reptile creature caged in a secret chamber within some New Mexico ruins, the better to guard a cache of Montezuma's hidden gold. The professor has obviously cracked under the strain of his studies, leading his stepdaughter to deliver the immortal line, "I wish there was never any such thing as Aztec Indians." (They probably feel the same way about you, honey.) The Q-monster's killings are investigated by a radio sleuth, adding a weird wrinkle to the scenario; important revelations in the story have a funny way of happening while the sleuth's show is live on the air. Two reasons for seeing this 58-minute cheapie from rock-bottom PRC studio: George Zucco, the tireless, beetle-browed villain of countless '40s B movies (with the occasional goodie, such as Moriarty in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, thrown in), and the campy Quetzalcoatl, a forerunner of Japanese horror-movie monsters. In this film, the Aztec deity generally resembles a poorly crafted piñata flung across a wire--he flaps his wings with that weird, aerodynamically suspect motion familiar to Rodan-watchers. For more on the adventures of Quetzalcoatl, see Larry Cohen's 1983 thriller Q: The Winged Serpent, a nutty variation on the same creature. --Robert Horton
George Zucco (The Cat and the Canary) stars in this campy, supernatural horror story. Zucco plays a crazed archeologist intent on protecting the fabulous Aztec treasure he has discovered. The professor invokes the Aztec god Quetzlcoatl, an ancient serpent, to guard his bounty. Soon, however, his paranoia leads him to turning the beast on anyone he thinks is a threat to his fortune.
Classic Adventurers - 26 TV Episodes
by Sam Newfield
from St Clair Vision
Family Fun 50 Movie Pack
by John Astin
from Mill Creek Entertainment
Wholesome family entertainment with stars such as Dudley Moore Nicole Kidman Rin Tin Tin Jr. Haley Mills John Wayne and Bing Crosby! Awesome movies that include Alice in Wonderland BMX Bandits Rescue from Gilligan's Island and many more!Included:1. Adventure Island2. Adventures of Gallant Bess The3. Against a Crooked Sky4. Alice of Wonderland in Paris5. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland6. Bill Cracks Down7. BMX Bandits8. Borrowers The9. Boys of the City10. Caryl of the Mountains11. Cry of the Penguins12. Earthworm Tractors13. Fair Play14. Fangs of the Wild15. Fit for a King16. Flying Wild17. Freckles Comes Home18. Gang's All Here The19. Goodbye Love20. Groom Wore Spurs The21. Hay Foot22. Heading for Heaven23. Hurricane Express The24. Jack and the Beanstalk25. King Arthur the Young Warlord26. Lady Says No The27. Law of the Wolf28. Lay That Rifle Down29. Lion Who Thought He Was People The30. Lost in the Stratosphere31. Mr. Boggs Steps Out32. Nut Farm The33. Oliver Twist34. Proud Rebel The35. Rescue from Gilligan's Island36. Road to Bali37. Run to the High Country38. Silver Trail The39. Skull and Crown40. Swing High Swing Low41. Swing It Sailor42. Test The43. Texas Brooklyn and Heaven44. That's My Baby45. Toby McTeague46. Treasure of Fear47. Uncle Joe48. Vengeance of Rannah49. Wackiest Wagon Train in the West50. Wacky TaxiSystem Requirements:Running Time: 3669 minutes Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY UPC: 826831070339 Manufacturer No: MV07033
The Monster Maker
by Sam Newfield
from Alpha Video
Forgotten Noir, Vol. 4 (The Man from Cairo / Mask of the Dragon)
by Sam Newfield
from Vci Video
The Man from Cairo (1953) - Tough-guy Raft investigates the a theft of $100 million in gold hidden in the Algerian desert. Solid film noir with action adventure and Irene Papas in a tub! Mask of the Dragon (1951) - An American soldier is mysteriously killed after delivering a jade dragon from Korea to the US.Bonus:GEORGE RAFT BIOGRAPHY by Stone WallaceMan From Cairo Photo GalleryMask of the Dragon Advertisement GalleryTrailersBiosScene SelectionRuntime: 137minsFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: MYSTERY/SUSPENSE Rating: NR UPC: 089859055522 Manufacturer No: KPF555
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