PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE (1959)

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PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE (1959)

Infamous as "the worst movie of all time," Plan 9 From Outer Space has its charms. It's noteworthy as Bela Lugosi's last film, whose scenes were initially filmed for Tomb Of The Vampire, causing the replacement actor to play the remainder scenes with a cape across the bottom part of his face - a very early, crude take on digital masking. Plan 9 From Outer Space has wrestlers playing detectives; cardboard crosses being kicked over, on-screen; a woman named Vampira - anything you could want from cheap B-grade horror.

THE HARRAD EXPERIMENT -Trailer only

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THE HARRAD EXPERIMENT

"The best things in life are free," according to Sam Cooke. But nothing comes without a price - in physics, every action has an equal and opposite reaction and in economics, if someone's offering something gratis, you best look for the small print before signing the dotted line.

The Harrad Experiment is a slow-burning '70s docu-drama about Harrad University, a co-ed university where hooking up is encouraged! A young virginal co-ed sleeps with Stanley Cole, played by Don Johnson, who is sleeping with everybody on campus. The co-ed gets upset, naturally, which upsets Cole. Everybody's upset in this strangely status quo sexpoloitation.

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WITCHCRAFT THROUGH THE AGES (1922)

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WITCHCRAFT THROUGH THE AGES (1922)

1968's Haxan: Witchcraft Through The Ages answers the questions - what if Disney were to dramatize the Malleus Maleficorum? Originally shot in 1922, the 1968 version of Haxan features legendary Beat Author William S. Burroughs narrating the history of witchcraft like a 1950's classroom film/PSA, all scored by a fiery free jazz soundtrack from Daniel Humair. The crisp, artsy, surreal black & white film is, quite frankly, stunningly beautiful, with every frame a work of art, and the slightly updated feel makes Haxan more approachable to modern viewers.

BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE (1963)

https://youtu.be/DVXzYmixGDE 

BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE (1963)

It's hard for a woman to get ahead in this world, especially when she doesn't have a body. Perhaps the schlocky title "Brain That Wouldn't Die" might leave you underwhelmed, but don't judge a film by its title (or many, many alternate titles), this surreal mad scientist love story has a lot of charms.

Half serial-killer stalkfest, half bizarro Silver Age sci-fi, the Brain That Wouldn't Die is Eyes Without A Face meets Frankenstein, pre-saging other cult masterpieces like H. P. Lovecraft's Re-animator.

SPIDER BABY (1967)

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SPIDER BABY (1967)

1967's Spider Baby, directed by Jack Hill and starring the legendary Lon Chaney Jr., is The Strange Case Of Benjamin Buttons meets The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, in this bizarre exploitation romp through mental illness, the dangers of in-breeding, cannibalism, and corporate greed!

DOCTOR WHO THE ROMANS EPISODE 3

 DOCTOR WHO THE ROMANS EPISODE 3

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