(1962 - B&W - 95 min)

Director:  Newt Arnold
Starring:  Paul Lukather, Joan Harvey, James Stapleton, Ted Otis, Michael Rye, Laurence Haddon, Elaine Martone, George Sawaya, Michael Du Pont, Sally Kellerman, David Kramer, Irish McCalla, Barry Gordon, Jerry Dodgion, Red Norvo, Red Wooten, Jimmy Wyble
Synopsis: When a pianist's hands are destroyed he receives a transplant of human hands, (once belonging to a murder victim.) Much to the bewilderment of the pianist, these new hands decide to take control and gain vengeance for their past owner's death. See "Hands of Orlac" for an interesting comparison.

(aka Greed of William Hart )

(1948 - B&W - 80 min)

Director:  Oswald Mitchell
Starring:  Tod Slaughter, Henry Oscar, Ann Trego, Jenny Lynn, Patrick Addison, Arnold Bell, Winifred Melville, Aubrey Woods, Dennis Wyndham, Mary Love, Edward Malin, Hubert Woodward
Synopsis: Creepy Tod lurks about snatching bodies in this ghoulish horror film.

(1960 - B&W - 77 min)

Director:  Fritz Bottger
Starring:  Alexander D'Arcy, Barbara Valentin, Rainer Brandt, Harald Maresch, Elfie Wagner, Dorothee Parker, Helga Franck, Helga Neuner, Gerry Sammer, Eva Schauland, Helma Vandenberg, Walter Faber
Synopsis: When a planeload of models crash-lands on a tropical island, they are forced by the heat and humidity to peel off most of their hot, sticky clothing. That evening they find a giant spider web with a dead scientist caught in it, but this doesn't stop their talent manager from taking a late-night walk. In great monster movie tradition, it's not long before he is bitten by a spider and begins to change into a hairy crab-like giant spider. And really, is there anything a giant spider creature on a desert island likes better than a planeload of models? Super schlock-o.

(aka Dark Eyes of London)

(1940 - B&W - 76 min)
Director:  Walter Summers
Starring:  Bela Lugosi, Hugh Williams, Greta Gynt, Edmon Ryan, Wilfred Walter, Alexander Field
Synopsis:  THE HUMAN MONSTER is story based around the proprietor of a home for the blind who uses the residents as pawns in an elaborate murder scheme.  After a series of mysterious multiple drownings of blind patients occur, a Scotland Yard detective investigates and discovers an insurance scam.

Hypnotic Eye
(1960/B&W/79min.)

A sleaze classic starring Jacques Bergerac as the great Desmond, a hypnotist whose beautiful female volunteer subjects tend to go home and disfigure themselves after his performance. A truly sick film that shows one woman washing her face in acid, another dries her hair over a lit burner. Filmed in Hypno-Magic which is suppose to hypnotize the viewers when the Great Desmond performs his act on screen.