Del Tenney Double Feature: Horror at Party Beach / Curse of the Living Corpse

The Horror Of Party Beach: A drag race between hot rodders and bikers winds up at a swinging rock-and-roll beach party, where The Del-Aires perform some rockin' tunes. Nearby, a barrel containing radioactive waste is unloaded from a passing ship, and plunged to the bottom of the sea, splitting against a jagged rock. When a peculiar black liquid oozes out covering a human skull, a vicious monster slowly twitches into life, and The Horror Of Party Beach is born! Filmed by cult schlockmeister Del Tenney (Violent Midnight, I Eat Your Skin), this film is an all-time drive-in favorite that delivers the campy goods!

The Curse Of The Living Corpse: New England, 1892. Family patriarch Rufus Sinclair has just passed away and is resting in his crypt - or is he? The uncaring relatives arrive for the reading of the will, with strict demands about the burial. If not followed, old Rufus swears he'll come back and make each of them die in a manner they each fear most! Naturally, no one listens to Dad, and the murders occur one by one in the most horrible ways imaginable! Featuring the screen debut of Roy Scheider (Jaws, All That Jazz) and the only other film role of Candace Hilligoss (Carnival Of Souls).

HORROR AT PARTY BEACH: An accident causes toxic waste to pour into a human skull, causing mayhem down at the beach as the skull twitches into life and mutates into a creature with a lust for human flesh.

CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE: Rufus Sinclair's ghoulish will includes strict instructions to his relatives, with the departed threatening to return to haunt the bereaved if they don't follow his wishes to the letter. Naturally they don't, and Sinclair comes back as a cloaked figure with an appetite for blood.