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Music by Fred Katz
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Starring Betsy Jones-Moreland
Directed by Roger Corman
Outrageous out-of-this world horror parody by the writer and original director of Little Shop Of Horrors.
Horror DVD
- Released June 4, 2002
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A minor classic, Creature From The Haunted Sea is unlike any other American film of the period. This monster film parody takes swipes at every manner of movie convention - subtitles, musical interludes, etc. In Castro's Cuba, a ragtag group of loyalists hire an American gangster to smuggle out the nation's treasury. Their boat cruise becomes a nightmare when an undersea monster begins picking... Continue »
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Music by Fred Katz
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Starring Susan Cabot
Directed by Roger Corman
Seeking an elixir of youth, a scientist accidentally turns a woman into a cannibalistic half-insect creature.
Horror DVD
- Released September 24, 2002
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Professor Zinthrop (Michael Mark), a renegade scientist offers an aging beauty, Janice Starlin (Susan Cabot), eternal youth by administering injections of wasp enzymes. The experiment goes haywire and Starlin transforms into a hideous, carniverous half-insect creature bringing death and destruction to all those who cross her path. Made economically in less than a week by Roger Corman, The Wasp... Continue »
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Music by Fred Katz
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Starring Richard Devon
Directed by Joel M. Rapp
Two GIs are the sole American survivors on an island captured by the Japanese in a dramatic story written by Phillip Roth.
War DVD
- Released November 26, 2002
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Two G.I.s are trapped on a Japanese held island after their entire batallion has been slaughtered. One of the men is severely wounded and the two are forced to develop a symbiotic relationship out of desperation and loneliness. This comaraderie explodes into an angry confrontation when old racial prejudices surface. Based on a story by Philip Roth, this dramatic war story was directed by Joel... Continue »
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Starring Michael Forest
Directed by Roger Corman
A battalion of American soldiers battle Nazis in the snow-covered mountains of Germany.
War DVD
- Released November 26, 2002
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ALP 4075D
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An American patrol must cross into enemy territory on skis in an attempt to blow up a strategically placed railroad bridge. The troop is led by a tough-as-nails sergeant and a green and untested lieutenant. The mission is threatened by constant bombardment from relentless Nazi soldiers and hostile confrontations with German civilians including a seductive fraulein. Shot back-to-back with Gene... Continue »
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Music by Fred Katz
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Starring Michael Forest
Directed by Roger Corman
War VHS
- Released June 10, 2003
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An American patrol must cross into enemy territory on skis in an attempt to blow up a strategically placed railroad bridge. The troop is led by a tough-as-nails sergeant and a green and untested lieutenant. The mission is threatened by constant bombardment from relentless Nazi soldiers and hostile confrontations with German civilians including a seductive fräulein. Shot back-to-back with Gene... Continue »
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Music by Fred Katz
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Starring Jonathan Haze & Jack Nicholson
Directed by Roger Corman
Roger Corman's hilarious black-comedy about a talking, man-eating plant. Jack Nicholson's performance as a masochist in a dentist's office is priceless.
Comedy DVD
- Released September 24, 2002
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"The most terrifying period in the history of my beat began in a little run-down florist shop called Mushnick's," relates Sgt. Fink in the opening of Roger Corman's 1960 black comedy. Seymour Krelboin works at Mushnick's flower shop on Skid Row. To avoid the unemployment line, Seymour offers his boss a "special" hybrid plant he's been growing at home. When Seymour pricks his finger and the plant... Continue »
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