All titles on this page are among our rarest and most popular, the bulk being directly transferred to tape by us. They feature box art from original press books. Each title is $25. Order three and get the fourth tape for free.

A BLACK VEIL FOR LISA (1968): Transferred off our own lovely 16 mm print this interesting early giallo contains enough plot twists to please die hard mystery fans and enough sleaze to please the perverts. Cops distrust of his ex-prostitute wife drives her into the arms of a would be assassin, and thats just the beginning. |ORDER|

ASTRO ZOMBIES (1968) Nice, uncut 16mm transfer of the Ted V. Mikels classic involving John Carradine creating a race of space men (?) who run around tearing internal organs out of pretty girls. Tura Satanna is on hand sporting her best friends in grand fashion. With a drunken Wendel Corey and a rediculas Rafael Campos. ORDER

BEAST OF BLOOD (1970): This is the uncut 3rd "Blood Island" film aka BEAST OF THE DEAD. With John Ashley and Celeste (VELVET VAMPIRE) Yamell. Ghastly goings on on Blood Island with the hideous chlorophyl man looking to reunite his severed head with its estranged body. Lots of fun and off a nice 16mm. |ORDER|

BEAST OF BUDAPEST (1957) Here's a classic piece of cold war cinema, this flick uses actual footage of the Hungarian uprising against the communists and also intercuts a Hollywood shot story involving a brutal Russian trying to surpress the uprising while love between two people proves stronger than Soviet aggression. Super cool cast includes John Hoyt, Robert Blake and Joe Turkel, who bears an uncanny resemblence to Lou Reed during his Velvet Underground days. Lots of drama, violence, and hammy acting. Off my 16mm original print. ORDER

BLUEBEARD'S TEN HONEYMOONS (1960): The always fun George Sanders stars as Landru, the French wife killer, in this contemporary update, directed by Billy Wilder's handicapped brother Lee Wilder, who proved that connections have privilege. This is a nice 16mm print transfer of what is actually a very entertaining film, with some clever murders and the incredible Sanders, who brought class to just about every film he was ever in. |ORDER|

CASTLE FILM DIGEST SERIES - Just in time for Halloween, here is those beloved 16mm sound digests of classic horror cinema from the 30's, 40's and 50's. I'm offering four compilations of Castle Film Digests. Pick two per tape:

#1 UNIVERSAL HISTORY OF HORROR PART ONE: Includes the 8 to 12 minutes edition of DRACULA (1931), FRANKENSTEIN (1931), THE MUMMY (1932), THE INVISIBLE MAN (1933), THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935), THE SON OF FRANKENSTEIN (1939). |ORDER|

#2 UNIVERSAL HISTORY OF HORROR PART TWO: Includes the 8 to 12 minute editions of THE WOLFMAN (1941), FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLFMAN (1943), HOUSE OF FRANKENSTEIN Parts 1&2 (1945) THE MUMMY'S TOMB (1942), THE MUMMY'S GHOST (1944). |ORDER|

#3 HISTORY OF SCI-FI IN THE CINEMA: Includes the 8 to 12 minute editions of ONE MILLION BC (1940), DR. CYCLOPES (1941), THE MAN MADE MONSTER (1941), IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE (1953), TARANTULA (1955), THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN (1958). |ORDER|

#4 THE HUMOR IN HORROR: Includes the 8 to 12 minute editions of ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN (1948), A & C MEET DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE (1952), A & C MEET THE MUMMY (1955) and the Three Stooges short THE GHOST TALKS (1949). |ORDER|

THE CINEFEAR SAMPLER (1987-90) Ok ladies and gents, you've asked for it, and now you've got it. Here is a collection of short horror films done by the Cinefear boys, the films survived, but a lot of the folks who made them were excuted in an expulsion of traitors and liers done to help purify Cinefear. Now what remains are some fantastic memories and some super cool shorts. Some of the titles include DeSade '88, Thanksgiving Day, One Grave Too Many and A Zombies Tale along with many others. All this stuff was shot on film as well. Runs about an hour so the price is $15.00. ORDER

THE CONQUEROR WORM (1968): Director Michael Reeves' cut with original music. The only video version featuring original music; Orion's version has terrible synthesizer music and the British tape is heavily edited. Uncut, and loads of fun. |ORDER|

CORRUPTION (1969): Extremely rare Peter Cushing film has the actor cast as a mad surgeon in a crude film modeled after the european Orloff films. American print of this british film features severed heads, Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf style fights between Cushing and his disfigured wife and a young thug wench with two of the hugest tits stuffed into one tight sweater. off 16mm. |ORDER|

CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE (1963): Ok loyal video fans, here is a crisp, B/W transfer of the classic Del Tenney slaughterfest. Totally uncut, and long out of circulation ion the world of video, this film was Roy Scheider's first feature. A whacky father, who is buried alive by his scheming family, returns to wreck violent havoc against those who wronged him. Very violent for the time, plus a glimpse of teasy nakedness. |ORDER|

DER HEXENTOETER VON BLACKMOOR (1970): GERMAN LANGUAGE version of NIGHT OF THE BLOOD MONSTER. This is the gory, sexy version of the famous witch hunting film with Christopher Lee. Directed by Jess Franco. Letter boxed and featuring all the torture chamber fun and more nudity than you can shake a stick at. Off a nice German master tape. |ORDER|

DESTINATION INNER SPACE (1966): Scott Brady runs an undersea lab and faces an ugly, green alien monster. Lots of fun from Arthur Pierce! |ORDER|

DEVIL'S ANGELS (1967): John Cassevetes stars in this violent follow-up to THE WILD ANGELS. Directed by Daniel Haller. Off a lovely British master. Biker gang has a run in with a small town sheriff. " There god is violence... and like rabid dogs, lust is the law they live by! |ORDER|

EL CONDE DRACULA (1970): Here is the Spanish language version of the Franco classic, edited by the idiotic Bruno Mattei to a bearable 86 minutes. Believe it or not, this editing helps keep the film at a faster pace, focusing instead on the films best assets. From a sharp color 16mm print I acquired from Spain, this would make a nice gift to give to the owners of your favorite taco place. |ORDER|

THE FAKERS (1969) Here is the film also known as Hells Bloody Devils only this is the original version before the biker footage was added. The FBI is trying to stop a Nazi war criminal from commiting acts of terror in the good old USA. Kent Taylor is the Nazi, Broderick Crawford is the FBI. Fun in a dated sort of way, regardless, Al Adamson was always a miss or hit director and Sam sherman should still be beaten unmercifully just for being Sam Sherman. This is a rare, though somewhat fadded print. ORDER

FRANKENSTEIN'S BLOODY TERROR (1971): First horror film by cult superstar Paul Naschy, not released here until the early seventies. Werewolves and vampires galore! Naschy's werewolf is undaubtly the most ferocious beast around. Nice box art and a late night favorite of many. |ORDER|

FRAULIN DOKTOR (1968): Transferred directly off a crisp adapted scope uncut 16 mm print, never ever available on video, this morbid spy flick features Suzy Kendall as a W.W.I Mata Hari. Espionage, lesbianism, and the sickest trench warfare scene ever make this a must. |ORDER|

GOLIATH AND THE DRAGON (1960): For all you Hercules fans out there, here is a real treat from my 16mm collection. In this tale, Hercules is called Goliath, and he battles the hateful Broderick Crawford, who plays a fat, drunk (?), toga wearing emperor who gets off crushing innocent folks heads under elephant feet! If that isn't bad enough, Goliath must fight a dragon, a three headed dog, a giant bat, a wind Goddess (aren't all Woman full of wind?), and all sorts of other adventures. From my adapted scope print, complete with English subtitles for the deaf (my Fraulein Doktor print also has these subtitles). For fans of the Italian muscle man flicks. |ORDER|

THE HAND (1962): British soldiers who had their right hand hacked off for refusing to give info to the Japanese start turning up dead in contemporary London. This is an odd British thriller very similar to the German made Edgar Wallace films of the time, right down to a really inappropriate jazz score. off 16mm. |ORDER|

HAPPY MOTHERS DAY... LOVE, GEORGE (1974): Darren McGavin directed this interesting soap opera/ horror flick that has Opie (Ron Howard) coming to a sleepy New England town to find out who his real father was (no, this story was not written by Cinefear's own Larry Koster). Unfortunately, a local Psycho just happens to be dicing up the populace at the same time. Poor Opie! Cast also features Bobby Darren as an ugly little runt, Cloris Leachman as Opie's white trash mom, Patricia Neal and her cute daughter Tessa Dahl, and Simon (Night Stalker) Oakland as an annoying sheriff. Off a nice color 16mm print. Who loves ya! |ORDER|

MAN WITHOUT A BODY (1957): The head of Nostradamus is brought back to life and transferred on to another body. Campy sci-fi thrills with George Coulouris and Robert Hutton. 50's sci-fi fun off a crisp 16mm print. |ORDER|

MASTER OF HORROR (1960): Excellent Poe anthology from Argentina. This is the full, uncut version that features the "Tell Tale Heart" segment that was removed from the American prints. Directed by Enrique Carreras. In english and edited together from two different sources. The other two tales are "The Case of M. Valdemar" and Cask of the Amontillado" and is much more effective and seriously played than Corman's Tales of Terror. |ORDER|

NIGHT OF THE BLOOD MONSTER (1972): American version of the notorious Franco witch hunting epic, and after AIP got through cutting it played more like a historical drama.We at Cinefear have done the right thing and added the exploitive German scenes at the end of the tape. As reviewed in Video Watchdog and Psychotronic magazines. Transferred off a fine 16mm print. |ORDER|

PLANET OF BLOOD (1966): Here's one of the best gifts I can give you folks. This gorgeous color 16mm print of a super rare Curtis Harrington Sci-fi masterpiece. A real precursor to Alien (1980), this Psychedelic sixties flick features a bunch of astronauts (a cast including Basile Rathbone, John Saxon and Dennis Hopper) who answer a distress call from a freaky looking vampire who crash landed on Mars. A very slow start, with a super satisfying conclusion. Wild "out of space" colors keep this flick interesting. Nice film to drop acid to. |ORDER|

PULGASARI (1985): Terrific "man in rubber suit" monster flick made by the Koreans and telling a tale of poor peasant farmers being tormented by the government of mediaeval Asia. An angry grandfather brings ot life a Golem of sorts who eats metals and grows in accordance with his consumption. Soon, he grows Godzilla-sized and, after vanquishing the enemy, proves to be a burden to his creators. Lots of fun. Letterboxed and subtitled. |ORDER|

60 SECONDS OF THRILLS AND CHILLS (1950-60-70's) Here is a collection of Television and theatrical trailers for Drive-in swill from the 50's all the way to the mid 70's. From She Gods of Shark Reef to 1,000 Convicts And A Woman to Poor White Trash Part II, this is a fantastic collection of low grade thrills that will blast your blues away. From our personal 16mm collection. ORDER

SHOCK TREATMENT (1964): Pipe salesman Roddy McDowall decapitates his rich employer with garden shears. Scumbag psychiatrist Lauren Bacall tries to use Roddy to find out where the rich old farts money was kept. Add drunken Stuart Whitman as an actor hired by an interested party to find out the same info, and you have Hollywood ham heaven. Strange, lost film that seems to have alluded video tape, here is a Cinefear 16mm transfer to keep you happy! |ORDER|

SPIRITISM (1961): Classic piece of Mexican horror cinema, essentially their version of the classic short story The Monkey's Paw. A family asks Satan to help out with their mortgage. Unfortunately, it takes the death of their son to bring the needed cash. Then, they get the brilliant idea to ask for their son back. Care to guess what he looks like when he returns from the grave? Cool, atmospheric film, complete with a silly seance and a severed hand crawling around. |ORDER|

TORTURE CHAMBER OF DR. SADISM (1967): Here is a brilliant piece of sixties cinema from Germany, directed by the brilliant Harald Reinl, a true visionary. Christopher Lee plays a scumbag count executed for the murder of 11 virgins. But it takes 12 to complete his life elixer, hence he returns to finish the job. Nice color flick in adapted scope, get it here or miss the boat! |ORDER|

WRESTLING WOMEN VS. THE AZTEC MUMMY (1964): Crazy Rene Cardona flick which has a bunch of bull dykes kicking the ass of the ragged looking Aztec Mummy. The also get to kick the shit out of some idiotic Fu Manchu type who commits crimes in impoverished Mexico (?) Lorena Valazquez stars amongst a cast of many. Off a crisp 16mm print, and featuring the original soundtrack, not the silly Rock & Roll soundtrack Rhino put on it when they released the long out of print version in the mid eighties. |ORDER|