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Tuesday, August 17th, 2010
Vertigo Productions Horror Pictures Promotion.
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Cult Sci-Fi Movies of the 1950s: The Indestructible Man DVD (1955) Starring Lon Chaney Jr., Max Showalter, Marian Carr, Ross Elliot, Stuart Randall, Ken Terrell, Marjorie Stapp, Robert Shayne, Peggy Maley, Robert Foulk, Rita Green, Roy Engel, and Madge Cleveland. $9.99 Monster movie mayhem explodes in The Indestructible Man! Horror director Jack Pollexfen crafts the perfect Drive-In film experience with this delectable feast of 50s science-gone-berserk creature chaos feature. For those who like to route for the villain, The Indestructible Man gives you Lon Chaney Jr. (Phantom of the Opera) as an insane criminal brought back from the dead and on a vengeance fuele… |
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Top Horror Movies: Bride of the Gorilla DVD (1951) Starring Barbara Payton, Lon Chaney Jr., Raymond Burr, Tom Conway, Paul Cavanagh, Gisela Werbisek, Carol Varga, Paul Maxey, Woody Strode, Martin Garralaga, Felippa Rock, and Moyna MacGill. $9.99 The rich owner of a rubber plantation is murdered by his steward who has fallen in love with the elderly landowner’s beautiful wife, played by Barbara Payton. The steward, played by Burr, soon has married the widow of his victim. One of the trusted servants of the old master, a man who knows the art of voodoo, saw the crime, though, and curses the steward. Because of the curse, the steward turns i… |
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Lady Frankenstein DVD (1971) Classic Monster Movie Starring Joseph Cotton, Rosalba Neri, Sara Bay, Paul Muller, Paul Whiteman, Herbert Fux, Renate Kasche, Lorenzo Terzon, Ada Pometti, Andrea Aureli, Joshua Sinclair, Richard Beardley, Petar Martinovitch, Adam Welles, and Mickey Hargitay – (Incomplete 83 minute version) $9.99 (Note: Incomplete 83 minute version) A new twist on Mary Shelley’s classic horror story, Lady Frankenstein tantalizes and titillates with a wicked blend of sexy encounters and monster movie fun. Certainly the original Frankenstein contained a great deal of erotic overtones, but Lady Frankenstein and its star, the ravishing Sara Bay, take these themes and express them overtly. Bay is the tawdry dau… |