Robert Quarry

William Smith

Cal Bartlett

Andrew Stevens

The Shooter

The Shooter (1997)

Richard Harrison

Monique Gabrielle

Erik Estrada

Angel is a disturbed teen who becomes obsessed with her nice stepfather Steven. After her mother dies under unusual circumstances, Angel is sent to an institution. Years later, she is let out and tracks down her dear step-dad who now lives with his new girlfriend Michelle. He is technically her only kin so he takes her in, but his girlfriend doesn't like Angel one bit. Angel's obsession with her "dad" is as strong as ever and she fantasizes about seducing him. After spying on him and his girlfriend having passionate sex, she begins playing a deadly game and even tries to seduce his hostile girlfriend. However, Steven has a more immediate and obvious problem - a drug dealer called Johnny Ventura.

Angel Eyes

Angel Eyes (1993)

Raymond Burr

Fay Wray

Barbara Stanwyck

Kathy is a smart and tough 1950's advice columnist at a San Francisco newspaper, with her name plastered on billboards all over the city. One day, Bill Doyle, a Los Angeles detective, walks into her office - it is instant attraction. After marrying Bill, Kathy gives up her career and becomes a homemaker. However, she is not your typical 1950's homemaker. After hosting several cocktail parties in their San Fernando Valley home, she realizes that Bill is content with his position, and shows no ambition in furthering himself. Kathy will not sit idly by while everyone around her is "moving up in the world". She personally takes upon herself the task of pushing Bill's career along, even if it comes down to murder.—Kelly

Crime of Passion

Crime of Passion (1956)

Virginia Leith

Robert Wagner

Mary Astor

Student Bud Corliss is wooing Dorother Kingship purely for her father's mining fortune. When he finds she is pregnant he realises she is likely to be disinherited, so cleverly stages her suicide. After a couple of months her sister back home finds evidence to question the suicide verdict, but by then has a new boyfriend of her own...—Jeremy Perkins {J-26}

A Kiss Before Dying

A Kiss Before Dying (1956)

Charles Robinson

Richard Lawson

Don Pedro Colley

Successful night club owner Langston proposes to his girlfriend, photographer Diana "Sugar" Hill. However, kingpin Morgan and his mobsters murder Langston when he refuses to sell his night club to Morgan. Sugar then seeks out the voodoo priestess Mama Maitresse to ask her for her help in avenging Langston's death. Mama Maitresse summons Baron Samedi, the Lord of the Dead, to aid Sugar in her task. In return, she offers her soul to him. Baron Samedi then raises up from the dead a zombie army to serve Sugar. Meanwhile her ex-boyfriend, Detective Valentine, investigates the deaths of Morgan's mobsters and suspects that the killer is using voodoo to murder them.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Sugar Hill

Sugar Hill (1974)

Michael Berryman

Eddie Deezen

Brinke Stevens

Diane, a repressed, neurotic grad student, moves into a cursed mansion and is possessed by the house's demonic master.Transformed into a raven-haired, leather and lingerie-clad seductress, Diane seeks a virgin sacrifice for her master while her sister, brother-in-law, a priest, and a pizza boy try to rescue her and avoid his wrath.—D.A. Kellough

Teenage Exorcist

Teenage Exorcist (1991)

DeForest Kelley

Robert Stack

Harry Carey Jr.

In Tokyo, a ruthless gang starts holding up U.S. ammunition trains, prepared to kill any of their own members wounded during a robbery. Down-at-heel ex-serviceman Eddie Spannier arrives from the States, apparently at the invitation of one such unfortunate. But Eddie isn't quite what he seems as he manages to make contact with Sandy Dawson, who is obviously running some sort of big operation, and his plan is helped by acquaintance with Mariko, the secret Japanese wife of the dead American.—Jeremy Perkins {J-26}

House of Bamboo

House of Bamboo (1955)

Quinn K. Redeker

Harris Yulin

Joan Lorring

Former Chicago policeman Jim Slade is paroled from prison, where he had served time for shooting his wife's lover in their bed. He goes to live with his married friends Quartz and Judy in a small town where he has been offered a job as a night watchman at a college. A college coed is murdered and local sheriff Casey tries to pin the crime on a creepy janitor who spouts biblical revelation while hiding pornography. Slade pursues an unauthorized investigation of his own.[2] Natalie, the murdered student, is the daughter of Senator Clayborne, who subsequently receives blackmail letters related to tapes of her confession to a psychiatric counselor that she had an incestuous relationship with her father. Slade questions possible suspects, including the senator, Natalie's estranged boyfriend Arthur King (who declares to Slade that the generation gap "just got a little wider"), psychology professor Dean Collins and a nerdy student whose taped psychiatric rant was also stolen. All the while, Slade is warned against overstepping his authority as a mere night watchman, no longer a cop, by his parole officer Linda Thorpe and by Quartz. A brief affair between Slade and Thorpe begins. A family of thugs led by a Ma Barker-type mother arrives, and they are revealed to be agents paid by some corrupt members of the sheriff's department to do their dirty work. Slade realizes that the parole officer and Quartz are the perpetrators of the murder, because only Quartz could have known a certain critical clue involved in the cover-up. Sheriff Casey arrests Quartz. As they depart, Slade confronts Thorpe, who produces the stolen tapes that are hidden in her freezer. The sheriff offers Slade an apology and a job even though Slade cannot hold a position with the law as a convicted felon.—anonymous

The Midnight Man

The Midnight Man (1974)

Mariette Hartley

Craig T. Nelson

Michael Pataki

No grave can suppress pure evil, and after the blood-stained events of Count Yorga, Vampire (1970), the malevolent overlord of the damned returns from beyond, revived by a mysterious, mystical force. This time, innocence attracts the eternal bloodsucker, who, after having acquired the old Gateway Mansion, picks up where he left off, terrorising the nearby orphanage along with his always-thirsty harem of fanged mistresses. Then, the suave Bulgarian vampire has a chance encounter with lovely Cynthia, and just like that, an intense feeling of unprecedented affection emerges. Is Cynthia the one? Can the abominable Count Yorga share eternity with the beautiful, blonde-haired girl?—Nick Riganas

The Return of Count Yorga

The Return of Count Yorga (1971)

P.J. Soles

Jan-Michael Vincent

Fred Olen Ray

Kol is an evil guy about to be executed on a distant spaceship. He manages to escape on a shuttle and make his way to some woods in America. The commander of the spaceship decides to send out The Alienator to execute Kol at all costs. Kol meets up with some teens and Ward Armstrong and together they all try not to get killed by the pursuing Woman of Death - The Alienator.—Josh Pasnak

Alienator

Alienator (1990)

Britt Ekland

April Wayne

Ex-soldiers on a yachting trip run into the ghosts of victims of a massacre.

Moon in Scorpio

Moon in Scorpio (1987)

Delia Sheppard

Victoria can't sleep: she's having bad dreams about being buried alive. Her husband Terry makes her go see Dr. Carlton, who she blames for her father's death. Unable to help her, he asks Dr. Harcourt to try and unlock Victoria's mental block with hypnotism. Meanwhile Terry continues an affair with his secretary, and worries about paying off a huge gambling debt. Terry could pay off his debt and be with his secretary if he could just get his hands on Victoria's money somehow.—Ed Sutton

Haunting Fear

Haunting Fear (1990)

Blackie Dammett

Sybil Danning

Frank Doubleday

A tough female ex-cop-turned-bounty hunter goes after the gang of a crazed killer who murdered her partner.

L.A. Bounty

L.A. Bounty (1989)

Robby the Robot

Jeffrey Combs

When a man-eating cave creature appears with a fortune in uncut diamonds around his neck, Dr. Chambers' daughter Denae hires adventurers C & C Salvage to find the underground source of the gems. Accompanied by archeaological intern Andrew Paris, mineralogist Prof. Strock, and C&C's scruffy owners Cort Eastman and Eddy Colchilde, Denea's hopes of emerging from her famous father's shadow become as remote as getting out of the caves alive!—Sister Grimm

The Phantom Empire

The Phantom Empire (1988)

Paul Newman

Richard Thomas

Frank Capua was the infamous professional race car driver that seemed to attract the attention of women all across the state. He lived fast and took calculated risks, but none of those risks ended up being greater than when he fell for Elora, a beautiful and intelligent divorcee. After a whirlwind romance, they decided to tie the knot and become man and wife.Elora had a teenage son from her first marriage, Charley, who was initially worried that Frank would be a poor replacement for his real father. Fortunately, Charley quickly grew to love Frank and found solace in the fact that he was also a mechanic with an interest in cars. This newfound bond quickly escalated, as Charley began to help Frank build and repair the cars that he would be racing competitively.Frank's presence gave Charley the father-like figure he had been missing in his life, and Charley grew to become an invaluable asset in Frank's racing career. The two worked in harmony and would continue to do so until the day performed his last race. From that day on, Charley and Frank would form a deep connection that their families would recall for endless generations.Frank has always had an impressive career as a competitive race car driver. His dedication to the track and his relentless pursuit of success are unquestionable. However, his sheer focus on his career has come at the cost of neglecting his wife, who ends up having an affair with Frank's chief rival on the race track, Luther Erding. Eventually, the affair is discovered and Frank is devastated by the betrayal and heartache it causes. Not only does he have to deal with the humiliation of his wife's infidelity, but he also finds himself pitted against the person he considers his greatest adversary. Though Frank's commitment to his career has been undying, it may have ultimately caused the ruin of his marriage and has put him in an emotionally and professionally complicated situation.Frank was appalled when he walked into the bedroom and saw Charley in bed with someone else. His heart sank and he could barely look at them as he turned and walked away, slamming the door behind him. He had looked up to Charley; he had trusted him, believed in him. But in that one moment, all of Frank's trust and admiration had been shattered.The couple, although smitten with each other, mutually agreed to end their affair after seeing how hurt Frank was. As a result, they continued to see each other from time to time, much to Frank's dismay. His bitterness managed to find its way into his work, as he fiercely pushed himself to become a better driver. His competitiveness knew no bounds as he pushed himself harder than he ever had before to be top of the leader boards.The pain Frank had felt from seeing Charley in bed with someone else had fueled his drive to succeed, and eventually, his career flourished. Despite the hurt and anguish, Frank was grateful for the positive outcome of the situation.As Elora and Charley watched from the stands, they were filled with a mix of anticipation and fear, waiting to see if this would be a fantastic victory for Frank or a race he would soon regret. When the starting line was cut and the cars sped past at record speeds, they clenched their hands together and prayed with a passion they had never known.Before long, the sound of the engines filled the track and they all knew that Frank was winning. At the last lap, Frank pulled ahead of the other racers and crossed the finish line first. Everyone watching erupts in cheers and whistles, none of them more proud than Elora and Charley. When the race was over, Frank was invited to a victory party.Unfortunately, Frank had no interest in the bits of attention he got from the attractive women throwing themselves at him and quickly snuck away. He left Elora and Charley with a sense of frustration and admiration. Despite all the glamour, Frank had won the race for the pure love of the sport and the joy of being the best. This is the power of Frank's story and will be remembered by everyone who watched him race.Luther finally found Frank and apologized for having an affair. He begged for his forgiveness, yet despite his remorse, Frank could not control his rage. He immediately punched Luther, leaving him stunned.With the mess he had made of his life, Frank was desperate to correct his wrongs. He went to visit Elora, the woman he brought suffering to, with hopes that she would forgive him. He told her that he wanted to start over and make things right. Although Elora wanted to believe him, she was still unsure if she could trust him again. She did not want to see her heart broken once more.Frank and Elora Capua look uncertainly at each other as the movie comes to a close. What once seemed like a happy ending has now left them pondering what the future holds for their relationship. With their future together unclear, viewers can sense the tension in the air as the Capua's try to read each other's expression. As the freeze-frame appears, the audience can do nothing but watch and wait as the couple come to an unknown decision together. The impact of this scene is powerful, with viewers making their own interpretations of what each character is thinking and feeling. The film ends without us knowing for certain what happens next, but also with a sense of promise that the couple has the strength to overcome whatever lies ahead.

Winning

Winning (1969)

Michael Parkinson

Peter Cushing

Vincent Price

Horror movie actor Paul Toombes, famous for playing "Dr. Death," suffers a nervous breakdown before going to England to do a TV series. Cast and crew members start dying the way characters did in Toombes' old movies.—alfiehitchie

Madhouse

Madhouse (1974)

Libby George

Alex Grant

Dianne Mackie

Mr. Covington has a tough job and a mean boss, but some things in life are more important than work. When he breaks a promise to spend Christmas with his family, Randy, a six-foot elf, appears and turns him into Santa Claus. Now Mr. Covington has to learn the true meaning of Christmas as he gets to work putting some crooks in jail, making up with his family and, oh yes, delivering presents to children all over the world.—Anonymous

Dear Santa

Dear Santa (1998)

Alfred Hitchcock

Janet Shaw

Sarah Edwards

Charlotte "Charlie" Newton is bored with her quiet life at home with her parents and younger sister. She wishes something exciting would happen and knows exactly what they need: a visit from her sophisticated, much-traveled Uncle Charlie Oakley, her mother's younger brother. Imagine her delight when, out of the blue, they receive a telegram from Uncle Charlie announcing that he is coming to visit them for awhile. Charlie Oakley creates quite a stir and charms the ladies' club, as well as the bank President where his brother-in-law works. Young Charlie begins to notice odd behavior on his part, such as cutting out a story in the local paper about a man who marries and then murders rich widows. When two strangers appear asking questions about him, she begins to imagine the worst about her beloved Uncle Charlie.—garykmcd

Shadow of a Doubt

Shadow of a Doubt (1943)

James Hong

Susan Hayward

Virginia Ann Lee

During the 1950s an American journalist disappears in China. His wife, Jane Hoyt, arrives in Hong Kong, determined to find him. There are rumors that Louis Hoyt might be held by the Communist Chinese as spy. Jane Hoyt asks shady shipping magnate Hank Lee for his help but Hank tries to dissuade her from venturing into Red China. Desperate, Jane asks another local, Fernand Rocha, for his help and pays him money. After dishonest and sleazy charlatan Rocha spends her money and forcibly confines her, Hank Lee finally takes pity on her and decides to go searching for her husband himself. Illegally entering Red China Hank finds plenty of trouble.—nufs68

Soldier of Fortune

Soldier of Fortune (1955)

Arte Johnson

David Carradine

Four sexy young girls are to clean an old house for the new owners. They get delivered an old book full of magic incantations, and while reading it they accidentally bring a cartoon character to life. The cartoon character likes the blood of young girls...—Johan Vromans

Evil Toons

Evil Toons (1992)

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