Mondo Macabro

By day a mild mannered businessman, in his dreams Boris Zaroff chases naked females on his country estate; just like his notorious father. One weekend, two visitors arrive at Boris's castle. The young girl is fascinated by tales of the wicked Zaroffs and asks if she can see their famous torture chamber. Maybe now he Zaroff dreams can become reality once more?
A stylish and erotic horror film that was actually banned in France in the 1970's.

"They're coming to feed on the unborn…"
It seemed like the perfect solution to an unwanted pregnancy. marry the heir to a wealthy estate, deceive his dying mother, give them the baby when it's born. But things are never as easy as they seem… when your new family has a taste for the blood of the unborn. The Filipino legend of the Aswang is transplanted to the northwoods of America in this stylish horror movie. A sensation at the Sundance Film Festival midnight screening in 1994, Aswang slipped into distribution limbo and became a legendary lost film. Now, 10 years later, it's back to give you even more sleepless nights…

The werewolf Waldemar Daninsky calls on the gradson of Dr Jekyll, hoping that the scientist will be able to find a cure for his lycanthropy. But Jekyll has already picked up on his grandfather's experiments and the sdadistic Mr Hyde is soon facing down Daninsky's lupine alter ego in the streets of London.

Directed in Mexico in 1975 by Jodorovsky collaborator Juan Lopez Moctezuma, the Psychotronic Video guide describes this film as, 'The strongest, most imaginative, and visual witch movie since Ken Russell's The Devils'. It tells of the strange relationship between two young girls, Justine and Alucarda, and how their relationship destroyed the lives of those around them in a torrent of blood, death and damnation. This legendary film contains images that will shock and disturb.

Patrick, a rich businessman, celebrates his daughter Linda's 18th birthday by taking her and his wife to a famous casino resort in the south of France, where, 20 years earlier, he had won the money that enabled him to start his business and begin his rise to the top. At the casino he meets the beautiful and mysterious Lorna, whom he first encountered that night 20 years ago. She reminds him that he made a promise to her back then. She is the power behind his success and now she has returned to claim her reward - his daughter, Linda. A masterpiece of transgressive horror from Jess Franco.

Directed in Mexico in 1975 by Jodorovsky collaborator Juan Lopez Moctezuma, the Psychotronic Video guide describes this film as, 'The strongest, most imaginative, and visual witch movie since Ken Russell's The Devils'. It tells of the strange relationship between two young girls, Justine and Alucarda, and how their relationship destroyed the lives of those around them in a torrent of blood, death and damnation. This legendary film contains images that will shock and disturb.

This gory sex thriller stars a galaxy of Eurocult acting talent. Anita Ekberg (The Killer Nun); Howard Vernon (Awful Dr Orloff); Rosalba Neri (Lady Frankenstein)… not to mention hunky Gordon Mitchell, sexy Barbara Bouchet and glamorous Evelyn Kraft. Oh - and professional Humphrey Bogart lookalike Robert Sacchi! To match its sparkling cast, the film boasts a suitably wild plot. It features hooded killers, mad scientists, an eyeball thief and some of the sleaziest murders seen in a long time. Set in and around a Paris brothel, the action is as hot and steamy as you could wish for.

Driving in their car through France one summer, two young girls, Anna & Francoise, find themselves trapped in the kingdom of the mythic Morgana, Queen of the Witches. Ever since Merlin taught her his skills centuries ago, Morgana has gone on living by obtaining the souls of the young women who pass through her kingdom. In exchange, she gives the captives who agree to her pact eternal youth and beauty. Those who refuse her grow old and ugly in the dungeons of her castle.
A classic of erotic horror presented here uncut for the first time ever.

In the 1960's, even Pakistan was swinging!
Zinda Laash - The Living Corpse - is a film so rare that even the most exhaustive studies of vampire films don't mention it. Although the film caused a sensation on its release back in the 1960's, it was banned and all but forgotten… until now!
An absolutely essential purchase for vampire film afficionados… for horror film fans… and for anyone who likes their horror hot and spicy.
A lost vampire classic and a landmark in asian horror movies!