THE 21st CENTURY COLLECTION
Bad
Jim When a dull-witted cowboy buys Billy the Kid's horse from a
man who claims to have known the infamous outlaw, the old cowpoke undergoes
a mysterious transformation, becoming a rough and tough wrangler himself.
Starring James Brolin, Richard Roundtree, John Clark Gable, Harry Carey Jr.,
Rory Calhoun. Written & Directed by Clyde Ware. 1990.
THE
BLACK CAT (aka IL GATTO NERO) A horror movie in production resurrects
the witch Levana, who happens to be the film's main character. She desires
to spread evil throughout the world, and only the actress contracted to play
her can stop her plans. Starring Florence Guérin, Urbano Barberini, Caroline
Munro, Maurizio Fardo, Brett Halsey. Based on the story by Edgar Allan Poe
and the novel "Suspiria de Profundis" by Thomas De Quincey. Written &
Directed by Luigi Cozzi. 1989.
BLOODMATCH
Brick Bardo is on a mission to find out which one of the world's greatest
kickboxers murdered his brother. Five years ago, one of the four champs was
fixing fights and set up his brother in the fight that took his life. Bardo
must take the gang on, one-by-one, in the ring for an all-out kickboxing
fight to the finish. Starring Thom Mathews, Hope Marie Carlton, Marianne
Taylor, Benny Urquidez. Written by K. Hannah; Directed by Albert Pyun.
1991.
BULLSEYE!
A pair of small time conmen use their uncanny resemblance to a couple of
nuclear physicists to cheat their way to the scientists' safe deposit boxes,
but in so doing become entangled in a shady world of spies and international
intrigue. Starring Michael Caine, Roger Moore, Sally Kirkland, Deborah
Moore, Patsy Kensit, Jenny Seagrove, John Cleese. Written by Leslie
Bricusse, Michael Winner, Nick Mead, Laurence Marks, Maurice Gran; Directed
by Winner. 1990.
BURIED
ALIVE A young woman goes to teach at the Ravenscroft Institute, a
spooky old girls' school overrun by ants and staffed by various ex-mental
patients. Spurred on by a series of horrific hallucinations, she begins to
investigate the mysterious disappearances of several students. Starring John
Carradine, Robert Vaughn, Donald Pleasence, Karen Witter, Ginger Lynn Allen.
Based on the story by Edgar Allan Poe. Written by Jake Chesi, Stuart Lee;
Directed by Gérard Kikoïne. 1989.
Caged
Fury
A naive,
star-struck midwestern girl and a savvy hitcher head for Tinseltown in
search of stardom only to find themselves appearing in a soft-core porno
flick. Unfortunately they end up arrested and thrown in prison where they
are abused by the ubiquitous overbearing chief lesbian guard who forces
inmates to become sexual slaves for the millionaires who frequent the
penitentiary. Starring Erik Estrada, Richie
Barathy, Roxanna Michaels, Paul L. Smith, James Hong, Michael Parks, Jack
Carter, Bill Gazzarri, Ron Jeremy, Janine Lindemulder, Julia Parton.
Written & Directed by Bill Milling. 1989.
CAPTAIN
AMERICA A superhuman "secret weapon" developed during World War II,
Captain America is faster, stronger and smarter than any man alive...except
for his Nazi counterpart, the hideously scarred Red Skull. After fighting to
a standoff during the War, Captain America is catapulted to the Alaskan
tundra, where he lies frozen for 50 years. Red Skull, meanwhile, has
continued his evil ways, masterminding the assassinations of JFK and Martin
Luther King. His latest plan is to transplant his own amoral brain into the
current President. But Captain America thaws out just in time for one final,
pulse-pounding duel that will determine the fate of the world. Starring Matt
Salinger, Ronny Cox, Scott Paulin, Ned Beatty, Darren McGavin, Michael
Nouri, Melinda Dillon, Bill Mumy, Francesca Neri. Based on the Marvel Comics
character. Written by Lawrence Block, Stephen Tolkin; Directed by Albert
Pyun. 1992.
Contains
original theatrical trailer.
Dance
Macabre
A dance instructor brings his troupe to Russia for
training. What his dancers don't know, however, is that he has a dual
personality--and his alter ego is that of a serial killer. Starring Robert
Englund, Michelle Zeitlin, Marianna Moen, Julene Renee. Written & Directed
by Greydon Clark. 1991.
DEADLY
HEROES Ex-Navy SEAL Brad Cartowski is injured during an attack at
Athens airport by terrorists who kidnap his wife and fly her on a hijacked
plane to North Africa. Aided by another ex-SEAL, Cartowski goes in pursuit
of the terrorists' hide-out and their leader Jose Maria Carlos. Starring
Michael Paré, Claudette Mink, Jan-Michael Vincent, Billy Drago. Written by
Damian & Gregory Lee; Directed by Menahem Golan. 1994.
Deceit
Determined
to enjoy Earthly pleasure before destroying our planet, two space aliens get
more than they bargained for when unhappy hooker Eve Bendibuckle decides to
save the world. Starring Samantha Phillips, Norbert Weisser, Scott Paulin,
Diane Defoe. Written by Kitty Chalmers; Directed by Albert Pyun. 1989.
AN
EASTSIDE STORY The exploits of three Puerto Ricans who try to break
into the music biz in New York. Starring Marc Anthony, Corina Katt Ayala,
Joe Pratt, Iris Chacón. Written by Christopher Bottone, David Maldonado,
Eric Floyd, Dan Moskowitz; Directed by Franco DiSardo. 1989.
Hit
the Dutchman A young upstart named Arthur Flegenheimer brutally
murders his way to the top of the crime world, assuming the name of the
infamous gangster Dutch Schultz. Starring Bruce Nozick, Eddie Bowz, Sally
Kirkland, Will Kempe. Written by Alex Simon, Joseph Goldman; Directed by
Menahem Golan. 1992.
Hot
Under the Collar Jerry Kaminsky will do anything to seduce
Monica, the girl of his dreams. When he concocts a plan to hypnotize her, it
backfires and the hypnosis leads Monica to a convent. Under Jerry's spell,
the once seductive Monica vows to remain a virgin forever. Starring Richard
Gabai, Angela Visser, Burt Ward, Daniel Friedman, Tane McClure. Written by
Jerry Kaminski, Jeff Neill; Directed by Richard Gabai. 1991.
The
House of Usher An English aristocrat, destined to hereditary
madness, imprisons his nephew's fiancee to make her his unwilling bride.
Starring Oliver Reed, Donald Pleasence, Romy Windsor, Rufus Swart. Based on
the story by Edgar Allan Poe. Written by Michael J. Murray; Directed by
Alan Birkinshaw. 1988.
Contains original theatrical trailer.
KILLER
INSTINCT (aka Mad Dog Coll)
The story of two brothers and the violent lives they lead in the
gangster-controlled streets of 1930's prohibition era New York. They blast
their way to mobster kingpins in bloody warfare with the notorious Lucky
Luciano, Dutch Schultz and Legs Diamond. Starring Christopher Bradley,
Bruce Nozick, Rachel York, Matt Servitto. Written by Neil Ruttenberg;
Directed by Greydon Clark, Ken Stein. 1992.
KILLING
STREETS After a young Marine is kidnapped by terrorists in Lebanon, his
twin brother, frustrated at his inability to get any kind of help from the
government, decides to mount his own rescue operation. Starring Michael
Pare, Lorenzo Lamas, Jennifer Runyon, Gabi Amrani. Written by Stephen
Cornwell, Andrew Deutsch; Directed by Cornwell. 1991.
A
LIFE OF SIN An impoverished Caribbean girl rises to power and fame as a
high-class prostitute. Starring Raul Julia, Miriam Colon, Henry Darrow, José
Ferrer. Written by Emilio Díaz Valcárcel; Directed by Efraín López Neris.
1989.
MACK
THE KNIFE (aka THE THREEPENNY OPERA) Mack, London's most notorious
criminal, has deflowered and wed the luscious Polly. Her father, Jonathan
Peachum, along with his enterprising wife, lead the poor and oppressed
beggars of Soho in a flourishing crime syndicate. To protect their shady
business from Mack's intrusion, the Peachums conspire to have Mack thrown in
jail. When the corrupt police commissioner refuses to put Mack in hock, the
Peachums and their street people threaten to riot at Queen Victoria's
coronation. Starring Raul Julia, Richard Harris, Julia Migenes, Roger
Daltrey, Julie Walters, Clive Revill. Based on "The Threepenny Opera" by
Bertolt Brecht, Kurt Weill. Written & Directed by Menahem Golan. 1989.
MASQUE
OF THE RED DEATH Lovely photographer Rebecca winds up in a Bavarian
castle at a "Masque of the Red Death" party hosted by the wealthy Ludwig.
Mayhem ensues as assorted Poe story devices start doing away with the
guests. Starring Frank Stallone, Brenda Vaccaro, Herbert Lom, Michelle
McBride. Based on the story by Edgar Allan Poe. Written by Michael J.
Murray; Directed by Alan Birkinshaw. 1990.
Contains original theatrical trailer.
Prey
For The Hunter
What starts out as a "war games"
safari in Africa for four businessmen turns into a deadly fight for survival
when the quartet decides to make an American journalist their target and
replace their paint pellets with real ammo. Starring Todd Jensen, Andre
Jacobs, Michele Bestbier, Evan J. Klisser. Written by Paul S. Rowlston;
Directed by John H. Parr. 1993.
Prison
Planet Exiled to Prison Planet for treason against the imposter
King Akira, rebel warrior Blaine goes in search of the former King Himshaw.
But his search for this man of peace is delayed by the brutal Broxton, a
sadistic warlord whose hired killers terrorize Prison Planet. Starring
James Phillips, Michael M. Foley, Deborah Thompson-Carlin, Dave Bean.
Written & Directed by Armand Gazarian. 1992.
SILENT
VICTIM Bonnie Jackson, a Georgia woman embroiled in a failed marriage
turned violent, attempts suicide, resulting in a miscarriage. Her husband,
furious that she never told him of her pregnancy, is contacted by militant
right-to-lifers who convince him to sue his wife. An ambitious D.A. soon
joins the case, and asks the state of Georgia to charge Bonnie with
committing an illegal abortion. Media vultures, pro-life and pro-choice
fanatics descend on the small town, turning Bonnie's private torment into a
public circus. Starring Michele Greene, Ely Pouget, Kyle Secor, Alex
Hyde-White. Written by Bob Spitz, Nelly Adnil, Jonathan Platnick; Directed
by Menahem Golan. 1992.
STREET
HUNTER Determined to bring to justice the leader of a brutal Colombian
street gang, bounty hunter Logan Blade is caught between rival factions when
a powerful Mafioso decides he wants Logan's bounty. Starring Steve James,
Reb Brown, John Leguizamo, Valarie Pettiford, Susan Napoli. Written by John
A. Gallagher, Steve James; Directed by Gallagher. 1990.
Teenage
Bonnie and Klepto Clyde Clyde, a high school nerd working in the
local burger joint, and Bonnie, the bored daughter of the local police
commissioner, steal her father's guns and head off in a stolen van on a
bloody crime spree. Starring Maureen Flannigan, Scott Wolf, Bentley
Mitchum, Tom Bower. Written by Steve Jankowski, John Shepphird; Directed by
Shepphird. 1993.
THREE
DAYS TO A KILL After an American ambassador is kidnapped by a Colombian
drug lord, an unlikely team of a mercenary, a convict and a stripper set out
to free the diplomat. Starring Fred Williamson, Bo Svenson, Henry Silva,
Chuck Connors, Van Johnson, Sonny Landham. Written by Steven Iyama, Charles
Eric Johnson, Fred Williamson; Directed by Williamson. 1991.
VIRGIN
HIGH Three public school boys decide to broaden their education by
sneaking into the all-girls Academy of the Blessed Virgin. Starring Richard
Gabai, Tracy Dali, Burt Ward, Maureen LaVette, Linnea Quigley, Michelle
Bauer. Written by Jeff Neal, Richard Gabai; Directed by Gabai. 1990.
WARRIORS
FROM HELL Western forces go to war in a small African country, where
rebel fighters threaten to destroy the native villagers. Starring Deon
Stewardson, Glen Gabela, Shayne Leith, Adrienne Pearce. Written & Directed
by Ronnie Isaacs. 1990.
Contains original theatrical trailer.
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