THE ALLIED ARTISTS CINERAMA

Fighter Attack  During World War II, a fighter pilot's last sortie gets an assist from Italian partisans.  Starring Sterling Hayden, J. Carrol Naish, Joy Page, Kenneth Tobey.  Written by Shimon Wincelberg; Directed by Lesley Selander.  1953.
The Maze  A Scotsman abruptly breaks off his engagement and moves to his uncle's castle, where mysterious things happen in a maze made from the hedges adjoining the grounds.  Starring Richard Carlson, Veronica Hurst, Katherine Emery, Michael Pate.  Based on the novel by Maurice Sandoz.  Written by Daniel B. Ullman; Directed by William Cameron Menzies.  1953.
THE UNFAITHFULS  An industrialist has his wife tailed; he hopes she is betraying him so he can marry the model he's fallen in love with.  Starring Gina Lollobrigida, May Britt, Anna-Maria Ferrero, Pierre Cressoy.  Written by Franco Brusati, Mario Monicelli, Ivo Perilli, Steno; Directed by Monicelli, Steno.  1953.
Cry Vengeance  Ex-cop Vic Barron crossed the wrong mobsters; his wife and child were killed and he himself scarred, framed and imprisoned. On release, Vic has but one desire--revenge.  Starring Mark Stevens, Martha Hyer, Skip Homeier, Joan Vohs.  Written by Warren Douglas, George Bricker; Directed by Mark Stevens.  1954.
The Forty-Niners  U.S. Marshal Sam Nelson is sent to a California goldrush town to learn the identities of three killers.  Starring Bill Elliott, Virginia Grey, Harry Morgan, John Doucette.  Written by Dan Ullman; Directed by Thomas Carr.  1954.
Riot in Cell Block 11  Several prison inmates, to protest brutal guards, substandard food, overcrowding and barely livable conditions, stage an uprising and take several guards hostage.  Starring Neville Brand, Emile Meyer, Frank Faylen, Leo Gordon, Paul Frees, Alvy Moore, Whit Bissell, William Schallert.  Written by Richard Collins; Directed by Don Siegel.  1954.
An Annapolis Story  Two sibling naval cadets battle over a girl's affections, a triangle that seriously strains their fraternal relationship and compromises their effectiveness as officers.  Starring John Derek, Diana Lynn, Kevin McCarthy, Alvy Moore, L.Q. Jones, William Schallert.  Written by Daniel B. Ullman, Daniel Mainwaring; Directed by Don Siegel.  1955.
At Gunpoint  The owner of a general store, who became a town hero when he killed the leader of a gang of bank robbers, is deserted by the townspeople who fear the threatened return of the vengeful bandits.  Starring Fred MacMurray, Dorothy Malone, Walter Brennan, Tommy Rettig, Whit Bissell.  Written by Daniel B. Ullman; Directed by Alfred Werker.  1955.
The Big Tip Off  Two-bit newspaper columnist Johnny Denton gains notoriety by printing tips on upcoming gangland activities. Denton heightens his fame by refusing to reveal the source of his information, which happens to be crime kingpin Bob Gilmore, who is in the process of staging a phony telethon to scam the public.  Starring Richard Conte, Constance Smith, Bruce Bennett, Cathy Downs.  Written by Steve Fisher; Directed by Frank McDonald.  1955.
Finger Man  An ex-con goes undercover for the government to finger the crime boss who made his sister a drug addict.  Starring Frank Lovejoy, Forrest Tucker, Peggie Castle, Timothy Carey.  Written by Norris Lipsius, John Lardner, Warren Douglas; Directed by Harold D. Schuster.  1955.
Shack Out on 101  At an isolated, seaside greasy-spoon cafe, the surface goings-on are just a cover for nuclear secrets being smuggled out of the country.  Starring Terry Moore, Frank Lovejoy, Keenan Wynn, Lee Marvin, Whit Bissell.  Written by Edward & Mildred Dein; Directed by Edward Dein.  1955.
Shotgun  A deputy sheriff embarks upon a long, vengeful journey to track down the man responsible for his boss' murder. Starring Sterling Hayden, Yvonne De Carlo, Zachary Scott, Guy Prescott.  Written by Rory Calhoun, Clark Reynolds; Directed by Lesley Selander.  1955.
THE WARRIORS (aka The Dark Avenger)  At the end of the Hundred Years' War, Edward, the "Black Prince" of England, remains in France to guard the lands taken by his predecessor-father.  Starring Errol Flynn, Joanne Dru, Peter Finch, Rupert Davies, Christopher Lee, Yvonne Furneaux.  Written by Daniel B. Ullman, Phil Park; Directed by Henry Levin.  1955.
Calling Homicide  Two homicide detectives search for a connection between the car-bombing of a fellow investigator and the murder of a modeling school owner.  Starring Bill Elliott, Myron Healey, John Dennis, Kathleen Case, Lyle Talbot.  Written & Directed by Edward Bernds.  1956.
HOUSE OF INTRIGUE  The Nazis invade Holland and capture an important British agent who relays daily messages from Amsterdam to London. When the Germans continue to send the messages, it creates havoc for the British and Dutch underground.  Starring Dawn Addams, Curd Jürgens, René Deltgen, Albert Lieven, Giacomo Rossi-Stuart.  Written by Duilio Coletti, Ennio De Concini, Massimo Mida, Giuseppe Scoponi; Directed by Coletti.  1956.
Magnificent Roughnecks  Drilling in South America, two wildcatters come to blows over the affections of a pretty oil expert. Starring Jack Carson, Mickey Rooney, Nancy Gates, Jeff Donnell.  Written by Stephen Kandel; Directed by Sherman A. Rose.  1956.
The Naked Hills  An Indiana farmer in 1849 is struck with gold fever and abandons his wife and child to go prospecting.  Starring David Wayne, Keenan Wynn, James Barton, Marcia Henderson, Jim Backus, Denver Pyle.  Written by Helen S. Bilkie, Josef Shaftel; Directed by Shaftel.  1956.
World Without End  Four astronauts returning from mankind's first mission to Mars enter a time warp and crash on a 26th Century earth devastated by atomic war.  Starring Hugh Marlowe, Nancy Gates, Nelson Leigh, Rod Taylor, Strother Martin.  Written & Directed by Edward Bernds.  1956.
Affair in Havana  A songwriter falls in love with a crippled man's wife.  Starring John Cassavetes, Raymond Burr, Sara Shane, Lilia Lazo.  Written by Maurice Zimm; Directed by László Benedek.  1957.
Death in Small Doses  A government agent investigates the use of illegal amphetamines among long-haul truck drivers.  Starring Peter Graves, Mala Powers, Chuck Connors, Robert Williams.  Written by John McGreevey; Directed by Joseph M. Newman.  1957.
Dino  Sent to reform school for his complicity in a gang killing, Dino Minetta is released in the custody of kindly settlement worker Sheridan. Despite the efforts by Sheridan and a parole officer to set the boy on the right path, sullen Dino intends to rejoin his old gang at the first opportunity. Only when he realizes that his younger brother Tony is in danger of becoming an irredeemable juvenile delinquent does Dino get wise to himself.  Starring Sal Mineo, Brian Keith, Susan Kohner, Frank Faylen.  Written by Reginald Rose; Directed by Thomas Carr.  1957.
The Disembodied  A photographer on an expedition in the jungle runs afoul of a voodoo cult.  Starring Paul Burke, Allison Hayes, John Wengraf, Eugenia Paul.  Written by Jack Townley; Directed by Walter Grauman.  1957.
From Hell It Came  A wrongfully accused South Seas prince is executed, only to return as a walking, bloodthirsty tree stump.  Starring Tod Andrews, Tina Carver, Linda Watkins, John McNamara.  Written by Richard Bernstein, Jack Milner; Directed by Dan Milner.  1957.
Hot Rod Rumble  Arny Crawford joins a hot rod club, but his eccentric mannerisms make him unpopular.  Starring Leigh Snowden, Richard Hartunian, Wright King, Joey Forman, Brett Halsey.  Written by Meyer Dolinsky; Directed by Leslie H. Martinson.  1957.
Last of the Badmen  Chicago detectives in the 1880s head west to find the killers of their colleague.  Starring George Montgomery, Keith Larsen, James Best, Douglas Kennedy, Michael Ansara.  Written by Daniel B. Ullman, David Chantler; Directed by Paul Landres.  1957.
Naked in the Sun  During the 1830s, an unscrupulous slave trader captures the wife of Indian Chief Osceola, setting off a war between the Seminole tribe and the U.S Army.  Starring James Craig, Lita Milan, Barton MacLane, Dennis Cross.  Written by Frank Slaughter, John Cresswell; Directed by R. John Hugh.  1957.
Not of This Earth  An alien agent from the distant planet Davana is sent to earth via a high-tech matter transporter. There he terrorizes Southern California in an attempt to acquire blood for his dying race, the result of a devastating nuclear war.  Starring Paul Birch, Beverly Garland, Morgan Jones, William Roerick, Jonathan Haze, Dick Miller.  Written by Charles B. Griffith, Mark Hanna; Directed by Roger Corman.  1957.
The Oklahoman  Having lost his wife in childbirth en route to California, Dr. John Brighton builds a new home for himself and his baby daughter in an Oklahoma backwater town. As the town grows up around him, Brighton becomes a well-respected local medico, championing the rights of the area's Indian population when nasty rancher Cass Dobie attempts to steal their land.  Starring Joel McCrea, Barbara Hale, Brad Dexter, Gloria Talbott.  Written by Daniel B. Ullman; Directed by Francis D. Lyon.  1957.
Bullwhip  In order to avoid the hangman's noose, a cowboy agrees to marry a beautiful but fiery redhead.  Starring Guy Madison, Rhonda Fleming, James Griffith, Peter Adams.  Written by Adele S. Buffington; Directed by Harmon Jones.  1958.
Frankenstein - 1970  As his family's wealth begins to run out, Baron Victor Von Frankenstein allows a TV crew to film at his castle in Germany.  With the rent, he buys an atomic reactor and creates a hulking monster, transplanting his butler's brain into the thing and using it to kill off the crew for spare parts.  Starring Boris Karloff, Don 'Red' Barry, Jana Lund, Tom Duggan.  Written by Richard H. Landau, Charles A. Moses, Aubrey Schenck, George Worthing Yates; Directed by Howard W. Koch.  1958.
Hot Car Girl  A juvenile delinquent gets involved with a gang that steals auto parts and resells them on the black market to pay for their beer parties. Starring Richard Bakalyan, June Kenney, Robert Knapp, John Brinkley, Bruno VeSota, Ed Nelson.  Written by Leo Gordon; Directed by Bernard L. Kowalski.  1958.
Macabre  A doctor's daughter is kidnapped and buried alive, and he is given just five hours to find and rescue her.  Starring William Prince, Jim Backus, Christine White, Jacqueline Scott.  Based on the novel by Theo Durrant.  Written by Robb White; Directed by William Castle.  1958.
Man from God's Country  An old sheriff comes to a village in order to visit a friend--but when the people mistake him with a hated representative of the railway company, he gets in trouble with some local thugs.  Starring George Montgomery, Randy Stuart, Gregg Barton, Kim Charney.  Written by George Waggner; Directed by Paul Landres.  1958.
Never Love a Stranger  The rise and fall of gangster Francis 'Frankie' Kane, who was kicked out of a Catholic orphanage and forced to make his way on the streets.  Starring John Drew Barrymore, Lita Milan, Robert Bray, Steve McQueen, R.G. Armstrong.  Based on the novel by Harold Robbins.  Written by Robbins, Richard Day; Directed by Robert Stevens.  1958.
Quantrill's Raiders  A Civil War guerilla gang plans an attack on a Kansas arsenal.  Starring Steve Cochran, Diane Brewster, Leo Gordon, Gale Robbins.  Written by Polly James; Directed by Edward Bernds.  1958.
War of the Satellites  An unknown force declares war against planet Earth when the United Nations refuses to halt its attempts at launching the world's first satellite.  Starring Richard Devon, Dick Miller, Susan Cabot, Michael Fox.  Written by Irving Block, Jack Rabin, Lawrence L. Goldman; Directed by Roger Corman.  1958.
Al Capone  This factual biography of gang lord Al Capone follows his rise and fall in the Chicago underworld during the Prohibition era.  Starring Rod Steiger, Fay Spain, James Gregory, Martin Balsam, Nehemiah Persoff.  Written by Malvin Wald, Henry F. Greenberg; Directed by Richard Wilson.  1959.
The Big Circus  Hank Whirling tries to keep his financially troubled circus on the road despite the efforts of a saboteur.  Starring Victor Mature, Red Buttons, Rhonda Fleming, Kathryn Grant, Vincent Price, Gilbert Roland, Peter Lorre.  Written by Irwin Allen, Charles Bennett, Irving Wallace; Directed by Joseph M. Newman.  1959.
Caltiki -THE IMMORTAL MONSTER  Archeologists disturb a flesh-eating blob residing in a Mayan tomb. A piece of the monster makes it back to Mexico City and begins to grow out of control.  Starring John Merivale, Didi Sullivan, Gérard Herter, Daniela Rocca, Giacomo Rossi-Stuart.  Written by Filippo Sanjust; Directed by Riccardo Freda, Mario Bava.  1959.  FULLY UNCUT VERSION.
Face of Fire  A local handyman saves a child in a fire, but the burns he receives so disfigure his face that the townspeople avoid him.  Starring Cameron Mitchell, James Whitmore, Bettye Ackerman, Royal Dano.  Based on the story "The Monster" by Stephen Crane.  Written by Albert Band, Louis Garfinkle; Directed by Band.  1959.
MOONWOLF  Dr. Peter Holmes, zoologist and veterinarian, reluctantly agrees to permit his dog Wolf to be used in a launch project to study body function and survival in outer space.  Starring Ann Savo, Carl Möhner, Helmut Schmidt, Paul Dahlke.  Written & Directed by Georges Friedland.  1959.
The Purple Gang  The story of the infamous Purple Gang, a ring of bootleggers, hijackers and killers in 1920s Detroit.  Starring Barry Sullivan, Robert Blake, Elaine Edwards, Marc Cavell, Joe Turkel, Nestor Paiva.  Written by Jack DeWitt; Directed by Frank McDonald.  1959.
Speed Crazy  Nick Barrow, an accused murderer, hides out from the law by working as an auto mechanic. Not one to keep a low profile for long, Nick alienates just about everyone by beating out the competition in sports-car races, getting into fights and stealing other guys' girlfriends. Starring Brett Halsey, Yvonne Lime, Charles Willcox, Slick Slavin.  Written by Richard Bernstein, George Waters; Directed by William Hole Jr.  1959.
Bluebeard's Ten Honeymoons  French serial killer Henri Landru, a suave antiques dealer, embarks on a killing spree of beautiful, wealthy women.  Starring George Sanders, Corinne Calvet, Jean Kent, Patricia Roc, George Coulouris, Ian Fleming.  Written by Myles Wilder; Directed by W. Lee Wilder.  1960.
BRAINWASHED  In 1938 Nazi Austria, a prominent Viennese intellectual is arrested for smuggling art treasures and imprisoned by the Gestapo in a hotel room where they try to break his will.  Starring Curd Jürgens, Claire Bloom, Hansjörg Felmy, Mario Adorf.  Based on the novel by Stefan Zweig.  Written by Harold Medford, Gerd Oswald; Directed by Oswald.  1960.
Heroes Die Young!  Eight American soldiers are chosen to infiltrate the Ploesti oil field to guide Allied bombers to Germany's most closely guarded target of the war.  Starring Erika Peters, Scott Borland, Robert Getz, Bill Browne.  Written & Directed by Gerald Shepard.  1960.
The Hypnotic Eye  The city is stricken by a wave of self-mutilations performed by beautiful women who seem to be in a hypnotic trance.  Starring Jacques Bergerac, Allison Hayes, Marcia Henderson, Merry Anders.  Written by William & Gitta Woodfield; Directed by George Blair.  1960.
THE MAGIC WEAVER  An old soldier helps a young boy find his mother, who's been kidnapped to the magical underwater kingdom of a remote Russian lake.  Starring Mikhail Kuznetsov, Vitya Perevalov, Anatoli Kubatsky, Georgi Millyar.  Written by Yevgeni Shvarts; Directed by Aleksandr Rou.  1960.
Pay or Die!  Small shopkeepers are forced to pay for protection or else be brutalized and killed.  Starring Ernest Borgnine, Zohra Lampert, Alan Austin, Renata Vanni.  Written by Richard Collins, Bertram Millhauser; Directed by Richard Wilson.  1960.
The Plunderers  When four rowdy cowhands ride into a small town and make trouble, no one seems willing or able to take them on, not even Sam Christy, the toughest man in town.  Starring Jeff Chandler, John Saxon, Dolores Hart, Marsha Hunt.  Written by Bob Barbash; Directed by Joseph Pevney.  1960.
Sex Kittens Go to College  Collins College needs a new head for their science department. Thinko, the campus computer, is consulted and and comes up with Dr. Mathilda West, who has degrees in lots of things, but turns out to be disruptively attractive as well.  Starring Mamie Van Doren, Tuesday Weld, Mijanou Bardot, Mickey Shaughnessy, Martin Milner, Conway Twitty, Jackie Coogan, John Carradine, Vampira.  Written by Albert Zugsmith, Robert Hill; Directed by Zugsmith.  1960. ¤includes the STRIPTEASE SEGMENTS CUT FROM AMERICAN PRINTS.
Angel Baby  A woman who believes she has been chosen by God to heal people is taken in by a greedy promoter and his shrewish wife to make the rounds of the rural South.  Starring George Hamilton, Mercedes McCambridge, Joan Blondell, Henry Jones, Burt Reynolds.  Based on the novel "Jenny Angel" by Elsie Oakes Barber.  Written by Orin Borsten, Paul Mason, Samuel Roeca; Directed by Paul Wendkos, Hubert Cornfield.  1961.
Armored Command  During Christmas, an American army unit is trapped in a small town by a German counterattack.  Starring Howard Keel, Tina Louise, Warner Anderson, Earl Holliman, Burt Reynolds.  Written by R.W. Alcorn; Directed by Byron Haskin.  1961.
The Big Wave  Lifelong friends--one Japanese, one American--happily ignore racial and cultural barriers until they both fall in love with the same girl.  Starring Sessue Hayakawa, Ichizo Atami, Mickey Curtis, Koji Shitara.  Based on the novel by Pearl S. Buck.  Written by Buck, Tad Danielewski; Directed by Danielewski.  1961.
The George Raft Story  George Raft makes his way to New York as a dancer, rubs shoulders with underworld figures, then goes to Hollywood where he eventually finds fame in the film Scarface and gets typecast as a gangster.  Starring Ray Danton, Jayne Mansfield, Julie London, Barrie Chase, Frank Gorshin, Brad Dexter, Neville Brand, Jack Albertson.  Written by Daniel Mainwaring, Crane Wilbur; Directed by Joseph M. Newman.  1961.
King of the Roaring 20's  The story of flamboyant Prohibition-era gangster, gambler and bootlegger Arnold Rothstein.  Starring David Janssen, Dianne Foster, Mickey Rooney, Jack Carson, Diana Dors, Dan O'Herlihy, Mickey Shaughnessy, Keenan Wynn, William Demarest.  Based on the book "The Big Bankroll" by Leo Katcher.  Written by Jo Swerling; Directed by Joseph M. Newman.  1961.
Look in Any Window  The product of a dysfunctional family, Craig Fowler finds his main pleasure and pursuit in life by donning a mask and peeking into windows in his neighborhood.  Starring Paul Anka, Ruth Roman, Alex Nicol, Gigi Perreau, Jack Cassidy.  Written by Laurence E. Mascott; Directed by William Alland.  1961.
Twenty Plus Two  Tom Alder, a gumshoe looking into the murder of the secretary of a shady Hollywood film star, discovers that the murder is linked to the disappearance of an heiress.  Starring David Janssen, Jeanne Crain, Dina Merrill, Agnes Moorehead, Brad Dexter, William Demarest.  Written by Frank Gruber; Directed by Joseph M. Newman.  1961.
Confessions of an Opium Eater  During the San Francisco Tong Wars of the 1800s, women are sold as slaves by an evil drug lord named Ling Tang.  Gilbert DeQuincey is asked to find a woman who has escaped the slave trade and bring her back. He finds her and attempts to escape with her, only to be discovered and marked for death. In an effort to escape the wrath of Ling Tang, DeQuincey hides out in Chinatown and discovers the wonders of the Opium trade and the drug's hallucinogenic effects.  Starring Vincent Price, Linda Ho, Richard Loo, June Kim.  Based on the novel by Thomas De Quincey.  Written by Robert Hill; Directed by Albert Zugsmith.  1962.
THE Day of the Triffids  An American seaman is one of the few people on earth not blinded by a meteor shower.  The meteors also bring plant spores that grow into giant mobile carnivorous plants which easily sting blind earthlings to death.  The sailor rescues a little girl and, together with a Frenchwoman, they flee to Spain to elude the deadly creatures.  Starring Howard Keel, Nicole Maurey, Janette Scott, Kieron Moore.  Based on the novel by John Wyndham.  Written by Philip Yordan; Directed by Steve Sekely, Freddie Francis.  1962.  PRESENTED IN LETTERBOXED FORMAT. 
Hitler  The life and times of Nazi Germany's dictator.  Starring Richard Basehart, Cordula Trantow, Maria Emo, John Mitchum, Ted Knight.  Written by Sam Neuman, E. Charles Straus; Directed by Stuart Heisler.  1962.Play It Cool  A stodgy British patriarch sends his naive daughter to Europe so that her rock & roll singing boyfriend will dump her. Unfortunately, things don't go as planned when she ends up linked with a handsome pop idol and his band.  Starring Billy Fury, Helen Shapiro, Bobby Vee, Michael Anderson Jr., Dennis Price, David Hemmings.  Written by Jack Henry; Directed by Michael Winner.  1962.
Station Six-Sahara  Sexual and other tensions at a Sahara pumping station heat up when a female is added to the mix.  Starring Carroll Baker, Ian Bannen, Denholm Elliott, Peter van Eyck.  Based on the play "Men Without a Past" by Jean Martet.  Written by Brian Clemens, Bryan Forbes; Directed by Seth Holt.  1962.
Black Zoo  Zookeeper Michael Conrad's literal worship of the animals he tends -- especially the cat species -- starkly contrasts with his cold-blooded disregard for human life, which often manifests itself in murder.  Starring Michael Gough, Jeanne Cooper, Rod Lauren, Virginia Grey, Elisha Cook Jr., Marianna Hill.  Written by Herman Cohen, Aben Kandel; Directed by Robert Gordon.  1963.
Soldier in the Rain  Master Sergeant Max Slaughter, a corpulent man perfectly content with his solitary life in the Army, tries to reconcile himself with the more ambitious Sergeant Eustis Clay, who looks forward to leaving the service and making a name for himself.  Starring Jackie Gleason, Steve McQueen, Tuesday Weld, Tony Bill, Tom Poston, Ed Nelson, Adam West.  Based on the novel by William Goldman.  Written by Blake Edwards, Maurice Richlin; Directed by Ralph Nelson.  1963.
The Gun Hawk  A gunslinger, chased by lawmen for a killing, makes his way to an outlaw hideout called Sanctuary. Along the way he teams up with a young punk who has a yearning for "a good fight and a bad woman".  Starring Rory Calhoun, Rod Cameron, Ruta Lee, Rod Lauren.  Written by Richard Bernstein, Max Steeber, Jo Heims; Directed by Edward Ludwig.  1963.
STOP TRAIN 349  An East German refugee aboard a Frankfurt-bound train causes an international incident between the US and the Soviets.  Starring José Ferrer, Sean Flynn, Nicole Courcel, Jess Hahn.  Written by Will Tremper, Norman Borisoff, Jim Henaghan, Victor Vicas; Directed by Rolf Hädrich.  1963.
Racing Fever  Professional hydroplane racer Pop Gunner prepares for one last race before passing his crown to his son.  Starring Joe Morrison, Charles G. Martin, Barbara Biggart, Maxine Carroll.  Written & Directed by William Grefe.  1964.
The Secret Door  In Lisbon during World War II, Allied safe-crackers cultivate a master spy and his wife so they can steal Axis battle plans.  Starring Robert Hutton, Sandra Dorne, Peter Illing, Peter Allenby.  Based on the story "Paper Door" by Stephen Longstreet.  Written by Charles Martin; Directed by Gilbert Kay.  1964.
The Strangler  Lab tech Leo Kroll gets back at his overbearing shrew of a mother by strangling pretty young nurses.  Starring Victor Buono, David McLean, Diane Sayer, Davey Davison, Russ Bender, Wally Campo, James Sikking.  Written by Bill S. Ballinger; Directed by Burt Topper.  1964.
Finger on the Trigger (aka BLUE LIGHTNING)  Yankees and Rebels stop fighting over a stolen gold shipment and join forces to save a New Mexico fort from a major Indian attack.  Starring Rory Calhoun, Aldo Sambrell, James Philbrook, Leo Anchóriz.  Written by Luis de los Arcos, Sidney W. Pink; Directed by Pink.  1965.
The Fool Killer  Dirty Jim Jelliman relates the spine-chilling story of "the fool killer" to wide-eyed orphan George Mellish. Said killer is an axe-wielding psycho whose mission in life is to purge the world of people whom he considers to be mental midgets. Shortly afterwards, an intense young man named Milo Bogardus arrives in town, followed by a rash of axe murders.  Starring Anthony Perkins, Dana Elcar, Henry Hull, Salome Jens, Edward Albert.  Based on the novel by Helen Eustis.  Written by Morton Fine, David Friedkin; Directed by Servando González.  1965.
GUNMEN OF THE RIO GRANDE  Famed marshal Wyatt Earp is sent to clean up a lawless mining town on the Mexican border.  Starring Guy Madison, Fernando Sancho, Madeleine LeBeau, Gérard Tichy.  Written by Tulio Demicheli, Gene Luotto, Chen Morrison, Natividad Zaro, Guy Lionel, Giovanni Simonelli, Italo Zingarelli; Directed by Demicheli.  1965.
Mara of the Wilderness  A kindly Alaskan forest ranger endeavors to civilize a beautiful young girl who was raised by wolves.  Starring Adam West, Linda Saunders, Eve Brent, Sean McClory, Denver Pyle.  Written by Rod Scott, Thomas W. Blackburn; Directed by Frank McDonald.  1965.
Mutiny in Outer Space  A lunar expedition contracts a deadly fungus that contaminates their ship and the space station where they dock.  Starring William Leslie, Dolores Faith, Richard Garland, James Dobson, Glenn Langan, Francine York.  Written by Arthur C. Pierce; Directed by Hugo Grimaldi, Pierce.  1965.
Operation C.I.A.  A young CIA agent is assigned to Saigon to stop a planned political assassination.  Starring Bill Catching, Burt Reynolds, Danielle Aubry, Cyril Collick, John Hoyt.  Written by Bill S. Ballinger, Peer J. Oppenheimer; Directed by Christian Nyby.  1965.
Young Dillinger  John Dillinger goes to jail after attempting to rob his girlfriend's father. Falling in with the likes of Baby Face Nelson and Pretty Boy Floyd, he arranges their escape and the trio start an escalating series of holdups.  Starring Nick Adams, Robert Conrad, John Ashley, Dan Terranova, Victor Buono, John Hoyt, Ted Knight.  Written by Donald Zimbalist, Arthur Hoerl; Directed by Terry O. Morse.  1965.
ISLAND OF THE DOOMED (aka MAN EATER OF HYDRA) A demented botanist develops a man-eating plant.  Starring Cameron Mitchell, George Martin, Elisa Montés, Rolf von Nauckhoff.  Written by Mel Welles, Ernst R. von Theumer, Stephen Schmidt; Directed by Welles.  1967.
The Man Outside  A disgraced former CIA agent living in London joins forces with another operative to deliver a top Russian secret police official.  Starring Van Heflin, Heidelinde Weis, Pinkas Braun, Peter Vaughan, Charles Gray.  Based on the novel "Double Agent" by Gene Stackleborg.  Written by Julian Bond, Samuel Gallu, Roger Marshall; Directed by Gallu.  1967.
THE SORCERERS  The great hypnotist Professor Montserrat has developed a technique for controlling the minds, and sharing the sensations, of his subjects. He and his wife Estelle test the technique on Mike Roscoe, and enjoy 'being' the younger man. But Estelle soon grows to love the power of controlling Roscoe, and forces the young man to greater thrillseeking, even that of murder. Starring Boris Karloff, Catherine Lacey, Ian Ogilvy, Elizabeth Ercy, Susan George. Based on the novel by John Burke. Written by Tom Baker, Michael Reeves; Directed by Reeves.  1967. ¤Presented in letterboxed format. Contains original theatrical trailer.
Mission Mars  Three American astronauts who land on Mars discover the body of a frozen Russian cosmonaut and a mysterious talking orb.  Starring Darren McGavin, Nick Adams, George De Vries, Heather Hewitt.  Written by Aubrey Wisberg, Michael St. Clair; Directed by Nicholas Webster.  1968.
SEVEN TIMES SEVEN  A group of convicts break out of prison to print their own money while everyone in the country is engrossed in a big soccer match.  Starring Gastone Moschin, Lionel Stander, Raimondo Vianello, Gordon Mitchell, Erika Blanc, Terry-Thomas, Adolfo Celi, Ray Lovelock.  Written by Sergio Donati; Directed by Michele Lupo.  1968.
Snow Treasure  After the Nazi invasion of Norway, a gang of Norwegian children ski off with their country's gold, hoping to protect it from the Germans.  Starring James Franciscus, Ilona Rodgers, Paul Austad, Wilfred Breistrand.  Based on the novel by Marie McSwigan.  Written & Directed by Irving Jacoby.  1968.
The Candy Man  Sidney Carter, a down-and-out drug dealer, comes up with an idea that will let him retire: kidnap the young daughter of a visiting movie star. Unfortunately, before his plan can be realized, someone else kidnaps the child and Carter unwittingly finds himself in the role of rescuer.  Starring George Sanders, Leslie Parrish, Manuel Fábregas, Pixie Hopkin.  Written by Francis Swann, Herbert J. Leder; Directed by Leder.  1969.
THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY  After many years of marriage, a timid student is transformed into an outspoken wife and mother.  Starring Nino Manfredi, Leslie Caron, Ugo Tognazzi, Claudine Auger.  Written by Giorgio Arlorio, Nanni Loy, Ruggero Maccari; Directed by Loy.  1969.
Last Summer  A group of aimless teens get together for a summer of sex, drugs and rock-and-roll on Fire Island.  Starring Barbara Hershey, Richard Thomas, Bruce Davison, Catherine Burns, Conrad Bain, Ralph Waite.  Based on the novel by Evan Hunter.  Written by Eleanor Perry; Directed by Frank Perry.  1969. ¤original theatrical print, initially rated x for rape and nudity.
MARRY ME! MARRY ME!  A Jewish encyclopedia salesman who impregnates the daughter of a Brussels diamond merchant must win the approval of her family before marriage.  Starring Claude Berri, Elisabeth Wiener, Prudence Harrington, Grégoire Aslan.  Written & Directed by Claude Berri.  1969.
THE ANONYMOUS VENETIAN  Slowly dying, a Venetian musician at La Fenice theatre meets his ex-wife by chance and the two rekindle their romance.  Starring Tony Musante, Florinda Bolkan, Toti Dal Monte, Alessandro Grinfan.  Written by Giuseppe Berto, Enrico Maria Salerno; Directed by Salerno.  1970.
Paddy  An Irish lover tries to juggle varied sexual encounters with an uninspired home life.  Starring Milo O'Shea, Des Cave, Dearbhla Molloy, Maureen Toal.  Written by Lee Dunne; Directed by Daniel Haller.  1970.
Spring and Port Wine  A Lancashire lass refuses to eat the meal her mother has prepared for her. Her thick-eared father insists that she ingest every bite. This seemingly minor incident snowballs into big trouble for everyone concerned.  Starring James Mason, Susan George, Diana Coupland, Rodney Bewes, Bernard Bresslaw.  Based on the play by Bill Naughton.  Written by Naughton; Directed by Peter Hammond.  1970.
Cometogether  A stuntman working on spaghetti westerns picks up two pretty American tourists for a road trip around Europe.  Starring Tony Anthony, Luciana Paluzzi, Rosemary Dexter.  Written & Directed by Tony Anthony, Saul Swimmer.  1971.
Who? (aka ROBO MAN)  Scientist Lucas Martino, whose face and arm are remade in metal after an accident in Berlin, is programmed by the East Germans to steal American secrets.  Starring Elliott Gould, Trevor Howard, Joseph Bova, Edward Grover.  Based on the novel by Algis Budrys.  Written by John Gould; Directed by Jack Gold.  1973.
BLACK RIBBON FOR Deborah  A young woman with psychic powers is obsessed with having a child. Even though she is unable to conceive, her desire to do so creates a supernatural force determined to fulfill her wishes.  Starring Bradford Dillman, Marina Malfatti, Gig Young, Delia Boccardo.  Written by Giuseppe Pulieri, Marcello Andrei, Piero Regnoli; Directed by Andrei.  1974.
The Internecine Project  In order to secure a promotion, a secret agent devises an ingenious plan to get rid of his four associates in the course of a single night.  Starring James Coburn, Lee Grant, Harry Andrews, Ian Hendry, Michael Jayston, Keenan Wynn, Julian Glover.  Based on the novel by Mort W. Elkind.  Written by Barry Levinson, Jonathan Lynn; Directed by Ken Hughes.  1974.
Three the Hard Way  White supremacists plot to taint the United States water supply with a toxin that is harmless to whites but lethal to blacks.  Starring Jim Brown, Fred Williamson, Jim Kelly, Sheila Frazier, Alex Rocco, Corbin Bernsen, Roberta Collins, Jeannie Bell.  Written by Eric Bercovici, Jerrold L. Ludwig; Directed by Gordon Parks Jr.  1974.
MY FRIENDS  A bar owner, a journalist, an architect and a broke nobleman live in Florence and spend every free moment together organizing practical jokes.  Starring Ugo Tognazzi, Gastone Moschin, Philippe Noiret, Duilio Del Prete, Adolfo Celi.  Written by Leonardo Benvenuti, Piero De Bernardi, Pietro Germi, Tullio Pinelli; Directed by Mario Monicelli.  1975.
Twilight's Last Gleaming  A renegade Air Force general escapes from a military prison and takes over an ICBM silo near Montana.  He threatens to provoke World War III unless the President reveals details of a secret meeting held just after the start of the Vietnam War.  Starring Burt Lancaster, Roscoe Lee Browne, Joseph Cotten, Melvyn Douglas, Charles Durning, Richard Jaeckel, William Marshall, Richard Widmark, Paul Winfield, Burt Young, Leif Erickson, William Smith, Ed Bishop, John Ratzenberger, Shane Rimmer, Vera Miles.  Based on the novel "Viper 3" by Walter Wager.  Written by Ronald M. Cohen, Edward Huebsch; Directed by Robert Aldrich.  1977.

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