Big game hunter Mike Stacey (Bryant Haliday) leads a safari in the African jungle.
After shooting and killing a lion, a tribe of lion worshippers places a curse on Stacey, vowing to kill him by witchcraft. The curse follows Mike back to London where it begins to take a terrible toll.
After speaking with an “expert,” Mike is told that only the death of the witchdoctor can lift the curse. So he returns to the jungle in a desperate attempt to save his own life.
Stars: Bryant Haliday, Dennis Price, Lisa Daniely
Director: Lindsay Shonteff
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Grab a good seat and don’t look away from the stage, for The Great Vorelli (Bryant Haliday) is about to dazzle London with his eerie mixture of hypnotism and ventriloquism. However, there may be something a little too lifelike about his dummy, Hugo, who has the ability to walk across the stage all by himself. Now Vorelli has become obsessed with Marianne (Yvonne Romain), an heiress who proves to be the key to the powerful mesmerist’s insidious plans. Marianne’s boyfriend, reporter Mark English (William Sylvester), suspects evil at work and becomes determined to uncover the secret, terrifying link between Vorelli and the wooden Hugo, a creature born from your darkest nightmares!
Journey into the mind of the undead as a talking mummy guides us on a grand tour of the timeless “battle of the sexes” between man and woman.
In the Summer of 1953, people from all over the world came to Great Britain. Their goal was London, and their purpose was to see the Coronation of the Queen.
Michael Wood the Town Crier for East Riding of Yorkshire decides to enter the Hull Daily Mail Talent Trail as a stand up comedian. This one nightstand is memorable as all hell breaks out. National Pictures presents Michael wood Town Crier of East Riding of Yorkshire with Cameraman/Editor – Eddie Rex. Many thanks to the Hull Daily Mail “Talent” Trail and everyone else who turned up!
Welcome to the wacky but deadly world of low-budget filmmaking! While a sleazy low-budget movie producer (Robert Quarry) begins shooting his latest schlock epics “I Rip Your Flesh With Pliers” and “Werewolfs In Heat”, his sexy young wife (Dalia Sheppard) plots his death, and cleverly plans to use the films as a cover!
Ken Volck has been surprising and delighting audiences since he first hit the stage as an actor and began hanging paintings in galleries and coffee houses. As a filmmaker his worldwide audience has come to expect nothing but the best in erotic, surrealistic fun.
Ken Volck has been surprising and delighting audiences since he first hit the stage as an actor and began hanging paintings in galleries and coffee houses. As a filmmaker his worldwide audience has come to expect nothing but the best in erotic, surrealistic fun.
Directed by Albert Herman, this movie is a hilarious comedy about a corpse that keeps popping up in the wrong places at wrong times, and disappears just as mysteriously. Joe Clarey, a petty criminal, kills McDonald, the proprietor of a newspaper and frames Henry Kruger, who had, in a spate of anger, threatened to kill McDonald. Ignored by his family, Kruger drives away for a vacation, quite unaware of McDonald’s corpse hidden in the boot of his car. At the hunting lodge, the corpse is discovered by Kruger. His driver comes to Kruger’s rescue, shifting the body from one hiding place to another, as Kruger’s family members and a nosey cop stumble upon the deadly secret.
A classic twosome from Sideshow Cinema! Jeff Coukos thought he had a nice normal family. After getting engaged to a nice, normal woman and bringing her home to meet his nice, normal mother, Jeff’s safe little world comes crumbling down around him. His mother insists that he can’t get married, he finds he has an older brother in an insane asylum that he’s never known, and best of all, his family has been under a witches curse for the past 400 years. Jeff, of course, doesn’t believe in curses, until the witch that cursed them is brought back to life to continue her revenge upon his family. And where do those clowns keep coming from? Loons is a bewitching comedy that will put a spell of laughter on you!