Produced by Roger Corman and edited around Mikhail Karzhukov and Otar Koberidze's _Mechte navstrechu_, Harrington considers the finished film 75% his.

Pan and scan VHS is all that is available of Harrington's only scope ratio film, a vivid depiction of quirky murders in a colorful New York City townhouse.

Some of Harrington's strongest work is this pair featuring Shelley Winters as sympathetic but disturbed individuals.

Harrington's fourth made-for-TV movie (_The Cat Creature_ & _Killer Bees_ remain unavailable) is a noirish approach to Haitian zombies set in the late 1930s.

Harrington's biggest commercial hit restored, except for the producer's cheap shot at the end. A version heavily altered for television and credited to Alan Smithee was on the intital VHS release. This is another period piece, but it's primarily a ghost story; the possession is only a brief part of the film.