THE GHOST(aka Spettro, Lo) (1963 - COLOR - 97 min) Widescreen Version
Director: Riccardo Freda
Starring: Barbara Steele, Peter Baldwin, Elio Jotta, Harriet Medin, Carol Bennet, Carlo Kechler, Umberto Raho, Reginald Price Anderson
Synopsis: The widow of a sadistic old man is haunted by his ghost. A jealous husband is murdered by his wife's lover. But since he is a dealer in the occult, he is able to return to wreak revenge on the ill tempered lovers. The Ghost (originally released in Italy as Lo Spectro) is the second film by Riccardo Freda to detail the gruesome crimes of Dr. Hitchcock. In addition to The Horrible Dr. Hitchcock (1962), Freda's other legendary films include I Vampiri (1956), Caltiki, The Immortal Monster (1959) and Samson and the Seven Miracles of the World (1962).
Communist take control of two non-humanoid robots in this very good 50's sci-fi film. The robots kill scientists and destroy most of the underground lab. The many-armed robot tank GOG and its companion MAGOG are out-of-control and on a terrors spree in an attempt to take over the lab and then the Earth. Producer Ivan Tors went on to create the Science Fiction Theater TV series.
Additional Features: Drive-In Ads B Movie Documentary Classic Cartoon Coming Attractions Interactive Menus Dolby Digital 2.0
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GRAVE OF THE VAMPIRE (1974 - COLOR - 95 min) Director: John Hayes Starring: William Smith, Michael Pataki, Lyn Peters, Diane Holden, Kitty Vallacher, Eric Mason, Lieux Dressler, Jay Scott, William Guhl, Jay Adler, Abbi Henderson, Carmen Argenziano, Carmen Argenziano, Margaret Fairchild, Lindus Guinness, Inga Neilson, Frank Whiteman Synopsis: A vampire awakens from a long sleep to attack a couple making love in a graveyard. He then rapes the woman, who later gives birth to his son. The newborn infant will only drink blood from his mother's breast.
