THE GHOST is one of the highpoints of Italian Gothic cinema, featuring Barbara Steele in all her glory. DEAD EYES OF LONDON is a prime example of the German "krimi" genre.

Jane Hylton, Terri Zimmern and an exotic Japanese locale spice up this otherwise-ordinary variation on the monster genre

Elke Sommer in Mario Bava's underrated Eurohorror masterpiece, featuring a top music score!

David Friedman's black-and-white classic with the sensational Stacey Walker, with 2 lesser flicks, A SWEET SICKNESS and THE BRICK DOLLHOUSE.

Fascinating German "krimi" feature, starring Horst Frank, Karin Kernke and Christiane Maybach. A neat variation on the mad scientist angle.

Susan Cabot as the titular WASP WOMAN (with schlock cinema stalwart Barboura Morris as the dimwit secretary!); plus singing sensation (?) Don Sullivan in GIANT GILA MONSTER (yawn)

2 great 'good girls-gone bad' movies, though THE VIOLENT YEARS is much better than GIRL GANG.

Shelley Winters and Debbie Reynolds eat up the sets in HELEN; then Shelley takes center stage in the bizarre tale of AUNTIE ROO...! Top stuff, though HELEN is the superior film of the two.

Monica Vitti in the film adaptation of the comic-strip femme fatale. Dirk Bogarde turns in a delightfully-oddball performance.

thanks to spirit-gum and a carefully-arranged wig, Marion Michaels appears "half-nude" in this German-produced epic about a wild jungle girl brought into civilisation

Joy Reynolds comes to the Big Smoke only to get mixed up with shady porno racketeers. This DVD presents the film under it's other title "The Wild and Wicked"

the bats look more like eagles, but that only adds to the fun. Bela Lugosi and Suzanne Kaaran star