Murder Before Midnight (WBKB; 1950-1953)

 

MURDER BEFORE MIDNIGHT 

WBKB-4, Jan. 23, 1950-Aug. 24, 1953; Chicago, Illinois

Host: Drana Badour the Swami (Allen Harvey & Art Hern)

During the dawn of the 1950s, local Chicago television station WBKB-4) was, in all actuality, ahead of its time when it produced and aired a little programmer called Murder Before Midnight. Every week a different movie thriller would be showcased and hosted by an unusual Swami character, who went by the name of Drana Badour. The strange mystic spoke in an eerie voice and wore the appropriate attire and turban. The show's macabre theme music would play as the time grew nearer for the film to begin. Captivated television viewers would then be lured into Drana Badour's crystal ball where the week's mystery or horror thriller would start.

Very little is known about this obscure television gem, but filmmaker and author Donald F. Glut (Dinosaur Valley Girls; The Erotic Rites of Countess Dracula) has stated that the show debuted on January 23, 1950, and he has generously shared knowledge about Murder Before Midnight at the Monster Kid Classic Horror Forum. Likewise, authors Ted Okuda and Mark Yurkiw have also provided a brief background of the program in their insightful book Chicago TV Horror Movie Shows from Shock Theatre to Svengoolie (2007; Lake Claremont Press; 1893121135). However, Okuda and Yurkiw have erroneously commented that the show ended its run in 1952. Ol' Sicko-Psychotic himself has picked up his shovel and did a little digging of his own, only to discover that Murder Before Midnight continued its run until August 24, 1953, according to the TV listing section in the Illinois newspaper - the Freeport Journal.

Murder Before Midnight was unique in that it not only had a creepy host as the master of ceremonies, the first of his kind in television history, but the show also featured a movie thriller in nightly installments, Monday through Saturday from 11:30 pm - 12:00 midnight. The half hour program would then usually be followed by the Nite Owl Movie, which showcased a random mix of full-length movies from various genres. Beginning on June 17, 1951, however, the WBKB studio began to do something special with Murder. On Monday nights, the local TV station started showing the entire length of the week's feature from 11:30 pm until 1:30 am. On these nights, Murder would be followed by the Ulmer Turner News prior to the station going off the air until later that morning. 

Considering how quickly and frequently shows were cancelled during the golden age of television, it's apparent that Murder Before Midnight had a successful run locally. No doubt that introducing a viewer-participation gimmick added to the show acquiring a loyal following. "After the movie segment was over," Glut has stated, "the Swami would do an over-the-air quiz, phoning people at home and asking questions relating to the movie. Winners got a jackpot prize offered by sponsor Allied Motors." 

Although the Swami Drana Badour hosted such horror titles as The Ape Man (1943), Revenge of the Zombies (1943), The Face of Marble (1946), etc., the majority of the program consisted of mystery and suspense chillers. Similar films found themselves as part of the film repertoire of later TV horror hosts that soon followed in the Swami's footsteps (i.e., Vampira's Lady of Horrors, 1954-1955, KABC and Vampira, 1956, KHJ; Dr. Diablo's Terror! Theatre, 1957, KCOP; Ottola Nesmith's Nightmare!, 1957-1958, KTLA). A couple of the Swami's known mystery and suspense flicks -- Red Dragon (1945) and The Panther's Claw (1942) -- were presented by other horror hosts, such as Vampira and Dr. Diablo, in their own programs. It's very likely that even more of the Swami's films would have appeared in the shows previously mentioned if they would have lasted as long as Murder Before Midnight did. The reason for so many suspense thrillers in these early programs was due to the fact that horror pictures were difficult to acquire and at affordable prices, as Maila Nurmi (a.k.a. Vampira) had once pointed out. These were local shows, after all, and they had a modest budget. Sadly, this is still the case in current times, which is why most horror hosts continue to show the same features, usually in public domain, as their colleagues.

Originally, the man behind the turban was WBKB's very own television announcer Allen Harvey (see top pic). Eventually, actor Art Hern took over the role of the mystic Drana Badour. Hern was a former radio actor, best remembered as one of the cast in the 1939-1949 radio program Captain Midnight. After the cancellation of Murder Before Midnight in 1953, Hern was cast as a regular in the television series The Happy Pirates, a children's program which starred Dick Two Ton Baker (see pic on the left). At the time, WBKB changed ownership and was bought by ABC (Channel 7). Over the decades, Art Hern continued to work in various films, such as Simon, King of the Witches (1971) and Transylvania Twist (1989), up until his death at the age of 90.

FILMS SHOWN (Incomplete):

The Accused (1949)

*The Ace of Spades (1935)

*The Ape Man (1943)

*Below the Deadline (1936)

*Blake of Scotland Yard (1937)

*The Case of Charles Peace (1949)

*Charlie Chan in the Secret Service (1944)

*The Corpse Vanishes (1942)

*Dark Alibi (1946)

*Detective Kitty O'Day (1944)

The Face of Marble (1946)

*Hammer the Toff (1952)

*The Important Witness (1933)

*The Intruder (1933)

* Lord Edgware Dies (1934)

*Meet Sexton Blake (1945)

The Night Comes Too Soon (1947)

*The Night Has Eyes (1942)

*The Panther's Claw (1942)

*Paul Temple's Triumph (1950)

*The Phantom Shot (1947)

Red Dragon (1945)

Return of the Ape Man (1944)

*Revenge of the Zombies (1943)

*Salute the Toff (1952)

Shadows Over Chinatown (1946)

*A Shot in the Dark (1935)

*Someone at the Door (1936)

Tangled Evidence (1934)

There Goes Kelly (1945)

*The Thirteenth Guest (1932)

*Three Witnesses (1935)

*White Zombie (1932)

*Woman in the Shadows (1934)

Terrence Sir (a.k.a. John Barclay)

TERRENCE SIR (John Barclay)

Nightmare Theater (Jan. 29, 1958-1958; KRON-TV; channel 4; San Francisco, California)

Voice actor, TV and radio producer John Barclay took over hosting Nightmare Theater as Terrence's father, Terrence Sir. It aired Wednesday nights at 10:35 pm. "To introduce Nightmare Theater on KRON in San Francisco, John Barclay enters as a two-faced monster from studio mummy's tomb wearing a grotesque mask on the back of his head and speaking in sepulchral tones learned during long years as a Shakespearean actor," is how LIFE magazine (May 26, 1958) described the host and the show. 

The Daily Independent Journal (Feb. 7, 1958) revealed much more information about the new host's debut and take over of Nightmare Theater: "Fans of the 'Nightmare' TV show have been startled the last two weeks to see a new face - and a bearded one at that. It belongs to Terrence Sr., father of Terrence Jr. who has been acting as host of the horror program on KRON. Senior stirred his creaky bones and left the comfortable dampness of his mummy's cage, just to return to life and see how Junior was making out with the television audience. During the course of a chat last Wednesday, Pop learned Son was doing fine, only he was getting a bit tired and and could use a little vacation. Now, you'll be seeing Senior on 'Nightmare' every Wednesday while Junior rests his creaky joints in the family tomb. Oh, yes, Terrence Sr. is really John Barclay of Sausalito, whose mannerisms on the air are faintly reminiscent of Boris Karloff. Barclay has had a long career as an... opera singer, dramatic actor and radio-TV writer [and] producer." The films shown were from the Shock! package.

FILMS SHOWN: The Black Cat (1934); Calling Dr. Death (1943); Chinatown Squad (1935); Dead Man's Eyes (1944); Dracula (1931); Dracula's Daughter (1936); Enemy Agent (1940); Frankenstein (1931); The Frozen Ghost (1945); The Invisible Man (1933); The Mummy (1932); The Mummy's Ghost (1944); The Mummy's Tomb (1942); The Mystery of Marie Roget (1942); Mystery of the White Room (1939); Sealed Lips (1942); The Strange Case of Doctor Rx (1942)

Shock!: Screen Gems

In 1948, when Columbia Pictures decided to expand the company and enter the new media realm of television production, they needed a name for their subsidiary company. They chose to use the already-established Screen Gems.

By 1956, after several years of producing successful television programs, they also began to syndicate theatrical films from Columbia's own archives. However, for fans of classic horror movies, August 27, 1957, marks a significant historical point in time when Screen Gems obtained the rights to syndicate, for a duration of ten years, over 550 of Universal-International's motion pictures.

The films were compiled into themed packages in order to entice television stations throughout the United States to purchase them in bundles. Regardless of the number of movies featured in a particular package, it is suspected that television stations were able to barter the quantity of titles and the price. 

One of the most popular packages was called SHOCK! It was such a success, that even today, fans continue to pay tribute to it. The package featured 52 films from Universal-International's vault and consisted, primarily, of their most cherished horror film classics (i.e., Dracula, Frankenstein, The Invisible Man, The Mummy, The Wolf Man, etc).

The promotional SHOCK! media book was 11 x 14 inches and was printed on thick, glossy stock paper. The moment you opened the book to the first page, the figure of Frankenstein's Monster would pop up.

The splashy pages that followed attempted to convince television stations of the appeal these films would have on their audience.

The SHOCK! media kit also offered suggestions on how to promote the films as part of a recurring "Shock!" program that would create anticipation, excitement, and lure new viewers.

Conveniently, the book contained a page for each film, which included an image, synopsis, credits, promotional media material, and cast bios, in order to assist television stations in promoting the film they would be airing. Some titles in the SHOCK! package, such as Enemy Agent, The Mystery of Marie Roget, Sealed Lips, and The Spy Ring, were mystery, suspense, and spy flick thrillers, which most TV stations tried to avoid including as part of their horror-themed program. Periodically, however, stations found it necessary to use some of these non-horror titles as fillers when obtaining additional, and affordable, horror films proved difficult to obtain.

For quick reference, all 52 SHOCK! films and their catalog number are listed below:

1. The Black Cat (1934) #693
2. Calling Dr. Death (1943) #694
3. The Cat Creeps (1946) #695
4. Chinatown Squad (1935) #696
5. Danger Woman (1946) #697
6. A Dangerous Game (1941) #698
7. Dead Man's Eyes (1944) #699
8. Destination Unknown (1942) #700
9. Dracula (1931) #701
10. Dracula's Daughter (1936) #702
11. Enemy Agent (1940) #703
12. Frankenstein (1931) #704
13. Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943) #705
14. The Frozen Ghost (1945) #706
15. The Great Impersonation (1935) #707
16. Horror Island (1941) #708
17. House of Horrors (1946) #709
18. The Invisible Man (1933) #710
19. The Invisible Man Returns (1940) #711
20. The Invisible Ray (1936) #712
21. The Last Warning (1938) #713
22. The Mad Doctor of Market Street (1942) #714
23. The Mad Ghoul (1943) #715
24. Man-Made Monster (1941) #716
25. The Man Who Cried Wolf (1937) #717
26. The Mummy (1932) #718
27. The Mummy's Ghost (1944) #719
28. The Mummy's Hand (1940) #720
29. The Mummy's Tomb (1942) #721
30. Murders in the Rue Morgue (1932) #722
31. Mystery of Edwin Drood (1935) #723
32. Mystery of Marie Roget (1942) #724
33. Mystery of the White Room (1939) #725
34. Night Key (1937) #726
35. Nightmare (1942) #727
36. Night Monster (1942) #728
37. Pillow of Death (1945) #729
38. The Raven (1935) #730
39. Reported Missing (1937) #731
40. Sealed Lips (1942) #732
41. Secret of the Blue Room (1933) #733
42. Secret of the Chateau (1934) #734
43. She-Wolf of London (1946) #735
44. Son of Dracula (1943) #736
45. Son of Frankenstein (1939) #737
46. The Spider Woman Strikes Back (1946) #738
47. The Spy Ring (1938) #739
48. The Strange Case of Doctor Rx (1942) #740
49. Weird Woman (1944) #741
50. Werewolf of London (1935) #742
51. The Witness Vanishes (1939) #743
52. The Wolf Man (1941) #744

13 Nights of Elvira (2014)

13 NIGHTS OF ELVIRA

Hulu; Brainstorm Media; 2014
Director: Jim Kunz
Script: John Paragon, Ted Biaselli, Cassandra Peterson

Cast: Cassandra Peterson (Elvira, Mistress of the Dark)

 

Hurrey for Hulu!!!! The online video streaming company managed to snag the Queen of Halloween for their October 2014 Hulluween fright feast... and what a great delight it was to see our favorite horror hostess showcasing a wonderful package of fun and cheesy flicks for our guilty enjoyment.

Mostly chosen from Full Moon Entertainment's feature film archive, 13 Nights of Elvira delivered one horror or sci-fi movie per night. Launching the whole freak festival was the cult-comedy classic Amazon Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death (1989), starring scream queen Adrienne Barbeau (Someone's Watching Me!; Creepshow) and a very young Bill Maher from Politically Incorrect (1993-2002) TV fame.

We're all familiar with Elvira's snickering remarks during her skits, and the traditional gimmick of showing snippets of characters from the film responding back to her, but this time we get so much more from the Mistress of the Dark as she tweets humorous commentary during the movie. Hulu viewers also get to see Elvira appearing in some of the scenes and becoming part of the action on the screen!

According to Cassandra Peterson (who portrays the horror icon), it took a considerable amount of time to acquire the films and the rights to bring us 13 Nights of Elvira. Impressive is the great job that was done, considering the limited time allowed to film Elvira's segments and edit each episode.

On board to help pull it off was scriptwriter and long-time friend, John Paragon (The Pee-wee Herman Show; Elvira's Haunted Hills), who has been teaming up with Peterson since 1981 when he was writing for her first television series Movie Macabre on KHJ-TV and guest starred as her personal obscene phone caller, The Breather.

Additional written material for 13 Nights of Elvira was provided by Peterson, herself, and Ted Biaselli, who served as writer in 2007 for the reality TV program The Search for the Next Elvira and in 2010-2011 for the cable TV show Elvira's Movie Macabre.

After a parade of demonic toys, living heads and mutant fetuses, cannibal women, homicidal puppets, villains and creatures from other worlds, a killer cookie, and a deadly bong, 13 Nights of Elvira wraps up the festivities with flesh-eating zombies from the 1968 George A. Romero classic, Night of the Living Dead!

The following episode guide includes individual synopsis from Hulu's website. Following the asterisk symbol (*) is a brief commentary by Sicko-Psychotic about the episode.

1. Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death (1989) Holy Guacamole, this movie is the pits! Elvira is no stranger to "man-eating women", but she may have bit off more than she can chew in this indigestible entree, staring Adrienne Barbeau, Shannon Tweed, and a young Bill Maher. *Elvira introduces herself as, "that value meal that's always super-sized," and points out the entertaining attributes of the film - BOOBS! Lots and lots of BOOBS! Also, Elvira jokes about Tweed, movie titles, and, of course, cannibalism. In a clever skit, Elvira skims over a take-out Men-U containing such entrées as: gluten-free man-icotti, man-darin Chinese, creamy sea-men chowder, spaghetti and meatballs ("Have them hold the balls"), hot dog on a bun ("'Cept you never know who's wiener you're gonna get or who's buns"), etc. Moreover, our hottie hostess gives us a friendly warning, "If you're gonna stuff yourself with sausage, make sure ya have a condom-ent." 10/19/2014

2. Puppetmaster (1989) This cult classic gets the hook when Elvira's pulling the strings. There's more Punch than Judy in this cinematrocity. *During the Intro, we catch Elvira fooling around with a look-alike marionette, "Oh, hello, darlings. I was just... playing with myself until you got here." Later, Elvira has a dream within a dream within a dream of each puppet from the movie trying to attack her. 10/20/2014

3. Demonic Toys (1992) No one likes playthings more than the Mistress of the Dark. But these toys are straight out of Hell's toybox. Playtime is over! *In this episode, Elvira takes a quick poll from the viewers about sex and reveals, "I like my toys to make the bvvrrrr sound," and, "I've played with Tickle-Me-Elmo more than I care to mention. Elmo, if you're out there watching, call me." By the program's end, Elvira admits, "I slept through this entire movie twice and... I still don't get it." 10/21/2014

4. Hobgoblins (1988) Elvira's couch is infested with pesky little critters who are clearly Gremlin rejects. The only way she's gonna get rid of them is to endure this flick. *"Are you happy to see me back," Elvira asks Hulu viewers. "Yeah, I know you're happy to see my front. Well, I'm happy to see you little dickens... and, especially, you BIG dickens." Later, the Mistress of the Dark presents the "Elvi Award" to Hobgoblins 2. Some of Elvira's best lines during her skits also include, "I just love playing a crowd of people sitting alone at home in their underwear," and "I am pumped up and ready to blow you... (cough) away!" 10/22/2014

5. The Gingerdead Man (2005) Elvira's holiday gift to you is this awful lump of coal, straight off the naughty list. Gary Busey stars as the voice of this creepy cookie made from the ashes of a serial killer and a few drops of blood - a recipe for disaster. *Elvira sizzles during this episode as she instructs us how sweet it is to be "Cooking with Evil". 10/23/2014

6. Dollman (1991) Elvira is playing with a guy who's got 13 inches!!! No, that's all he's got. He's 13 inches high! Tim Thomerson stars in this knee-high nightmare. *In this sci-fi episode, Elvira reveals her secret(s) to staying young. 10/24/2014

7. Trancers (1984) Elvira sets off for the far-off future, and 1985, in this high-tech chase for the minds of killers! *Because she is always being asked if her boobs are real, Elvira shares with us her usual response to such a question, "Of course they're real. The only thing about me that's fake is... my sincerity. And I mean that, sincerely." She also warns us that thinking causes wrinkles. During her final skit, Elvira imagines winning an Academy Award - beating out Helen Hunt, who plays the female lead in this sci-fi movie. 10/25/2014

8. Oblivion (1994) Fly the 'fiendish' skies with Elvira as your host on a devilish trip to Oblivion. It's Cowboys and Aliens, as a bizarre gang of futuristic desperadoes attempt to turn this tumbleweed town into their own private playground. *Elvira plays airline stewardess, prompting passengers with a lot of baggage to leave them at the gate, "because I don't need no drama," and informing them that exits can be used as entrances, "depending on what you're into." During this fun skit, enormous bras are used as airbags, passengers are instructed to use Elvira as a floating device, and the origin and meaning of the word 'Oblivion' is explained, "I have no frickin' idea where I am or who the Hell I just woke up with!" By the end of the episode, Elvira gets liquored up and we discover that she is allergic to pixie dust. 10/26/2014

9. Shrunken Heads (1994) Elvira is put through the wringer, and hung out to dry, after sitting through this movie. She should have quit while she was a-head! *Another hot cooking tip from Elvira in a skit called "Cooking with Evil" has our nocturnal hostess dishing up a Haitian recipe from a voodoo master. Later, Elvira presents "Cooking with Kids" but can she decide on brat-wurst, children chow mein, small fries, children con carne, toddler tartare, etc.; or, such delicious deserts as praline pre-teen ice cream, chocolate covered children, boysenberry pie (made with real boys), etc.? 10/27/2014

10. Hideous! (1997) Elvira always says, when you can't say something nice about a movie, come sit by her. And with this movie, she has plenty to say! *Elvira informs us that she had to go dumpster diving to find this flick. 10/28/2014

11. Evil Bong (2006) Potheads Beware: you could enjoy this trip so much, you'll DIE! Join Elvira as she gets a Whiff of this "High Art" and gets high with a little help from her friend Tommy Chong. *Not sure what movie she's going to show next, Elvira digs through her box of "Evil" DVD titles that the Devil Emporium has sent her. During the program, Elvira keeps a score of how many times actor Tommy Chong says "man" on the screen. 10/29/2014

12. Seedpeople (1992) Elvira is often mistaken for someone else, but this time, even the creatures crawling out from inside don't want to be mistaken for her. *While tweeting on her E-Pad, Elvira informs us that she considers herself a social lubricant, "I like my conversations like I like my clothes - short and easy to get out of." She also tells us that she is often scolded for exploiting her body. Her response? "Opportunity only gives you knockers once." Before the night comes to an end, Elvira announces another winner(???) of the "Elvi Awards." "The Elvi Award goes to the actor whose performance made me GAG with emotion and CHOKE on my own tears like I was being waterboarded." Being the concerned gal that she is, Elvira implores us to, "participate in our Canned Laughter Drive for 'Kids with No Sense of Humor Syndrome.'" 10/30/2014

13. Night of the Living Dead (1968) Elvira resurrects the original zombie classic, and devours it with raw energy! Elvira loves George A. Romero's masterpiece so much, she's takin' it to the grave! *Greeting us in glorious black and white, Elvira introduces herself and comments, "Hello, darling. Yes, it's me. That piece that everyone's dying to rest in - Elvira, Mistress of the Dark." At the end of the program, Elvira shows her support for movie sequels by singing a song about it. 10/31/2014

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The Devil's Idol (1952)

THE DEVIL'S IDOL (1952)

Germany; B&W; Silent; Short Film

A woman receives a small statue as a wedding gift and immediately has a strange and disturbing dream in which she dances provocatively and strips nude before the, now life-size, idol. The statue comes to life, transforms into the woman’s fiance, and tries to strangle her. When she awakens, she is astonished to find her fiance’s picture frame shattered and the head of the statue broken off.

Mill Creek Entertainment: Horror & Fantasy Movie Collection (2004 - 2009)

Once upon a darker time, when the world was void of DVD and digital online movie streaming, peaceful households across the land found themselves invaded by an assortment of strange and unusual creatures known as horror hosts. As the witching hour approached, these odd beings would begin to emerge and transform old television sets into boo-tubes, in which classic chillers or unsavory B horror pictures would fill the box screen for everyone's frightful enjoyment. For those of us who remember curling up to such a favorite pastime as watching TV programs like Creature Features, Movie Macabre, Mystery Science Theater 3000, or Shock! Theater, a new and ambitious DVD manufacturing company called Mill Creek Entertainment has managed to single-handedly come to the aid of all horror, fantasy, and science fiction fans who yearn once more for a regular diet of these old spook and thrill flicks. Our beloved television hosts may not be on hand to introduce and comment on these collected movie treasures from Mill Creek, but the company has provided a civil service by releasing numerous themed movie packages at "value" prices. Similar to the experience of the hosted television shows of yesteryear, an occasional and unrelated film from a different genre may even appear among the mix of titles in most of their compilations.

Mill Creek's film archives fall mostly within the public domain and the picture quality varies widely for each film. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920), starring John Barrymore, is one of their more surprisingly superb copies that equals that of the Kino Video "Deluxe Collector's Edition." Mill Creek's version, however, is complete and uncut, unlike the Kino print. So, for those who've yearned to watch many of these films for the first time, these DVD collections are invaluable.

A subsidiary of Digital1Stop, Mill Creek Entertainment was founded in 2002 by Ian Warfield (President & COO), Robert Zakheim (CEO), and Scott Moss (Vice President). Alongside the horror, fantasy, and sci-fi collections, the company has also released an impressive number of boxed sets in the adventure, comedy, musical, mystery, western, and war genres. And, as if that weren't enough, Mill Creek has also released onto DVD many cartoons, documentaries, and various television series.

The purpose of this SPew is to help out the film collector on a budget and, hopefully, provide useful information on Mill Creek's horror, fantasy, and sci-fi products. However, for up-to-the-minute information on Mill Creek Entertainment and their latest releases, Sicko-Psychotic suggests checking out their website at http://www.millcreekent.com/.

2-MOVIE PACKS

CLASSIC SUPERHEROES (2007) Features the 12-chapter serial Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe (1940) and the 15-chapter serial The Green Archer (1940).

DOUBLE FEATURE: ATTACK OF THE MONSTERS / GAMMERA THE INVINCIBLE (2005) These two films also appear in Mill Creek's "Sci-Fi Classics: 50-Movie Pack".

DOUBLE FEATURE: CARNIVAL OF SOULS / ATOM AGE VAMPIRE (2005) These two are part of the "Horror Classics: 50-Movie Pack".

DOUBLE FEATURE: HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL / THE LAST MAN ON EARTH (2005) You'll also find these two flicks included in "Horror Classics: 50-Movie Pack".

DOUBLE FEATURE: KILLERS FROM SPACE / PHANTOM FROM SPACE (2005) These two are part of the "Sci-Fi Classics: 50-Movie Pack".

DOUBLE FEATURE: KING OF THE ZOMBIES / DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE (2005) These two films also appear in Mill Creek's "Horror Classics: 50-Movie Pack".

DOUBLE FEATURE: THE LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS / TORMENTED (2005) These two films also appear in "Horror Classics: 50-Movie Pack".

DOUBLE FEATURE: THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA / INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN (2005) Both of these are included in "Horror Classics: 50-Movie Pack".

DOUBLE FEATURE: THE TERROR / REVOLT OF THE ZOMBIES (2005) Both of these are included in "Horror Classics: 50-Movie Pack".

DOUBLE FEATURE: THEY CAME FROM BEYOND SPACE / WARNING FROM SPACE (2005) These films appear in "Sci-Fi Classics: 50-Movie Pack".

3-MOVIE PACKS

COMEDIA (2005; Spanish) Serafin y la Lámpara Libidinosa (1994) is a fantasy film of interest in this Spanish comedy collection.

HORROR (2005; Spanish) Cien Gritos de Terror (1965); La Herencia de la Llorona (1947); Orlak en el Pais de Frankenstein (1961); Sabor a Sangre (1977). The front cover of this DVD promotes 3 horror films in Spanish, but includes Sabor a Sangre as a bonus!

4 & 5-MOVIE PACKS

FAMILY CLASSICS Vol. 1 (2004) Gulliver's Travels (1939); The Jungle Book (1942); My Favorite Brunette (1947); The Pied Piper of Hamelin (1939) All the films in Volumes 1 - 2 appear in Mill Creek's "Family Classics: 50 Movie Pack".

HORROR CLASSICS VOL. 1 (2004) Atom Age Vampire (1960); Carnival of Souls (1962); Creature from the Haunted Sea (1961); Nightmare Castle (1965). All the films in Volumes 1 - 12 appear in Mill Creek's "Horror Classics: 50 Movie Pack".

HORROR CLASSICS VOL. 2 (2004) Black Dragons (1942); The Invisible Ghost (1941); One Body Too Many (1944); White Zombie (1932).

HORROR CLASSICS VOL. 3 (2004) Attack of the Giant Leeches (1959); Beast of Yucca Flats (1961); Revolt of the Zombies (1936); The Screaming Skull (1958); The Terror (1963).

HORROR CLASSICS VOL. 4 (2004) Dead Men Walk (1943); The Fatal Hour (1940); The Giant Gila Monster (1959); The Mad Monster (1942). Oddly, Mill Creek rereleased this compilation in 2005 as Vol. 3.  

HORROR CLASSICS VOL. 5 (2004)  The Ape (1940); Maniac (1934); Metropolis (1927);  The Monster Maker (1944);  The Vampire Bat (1933).

HORROR CLASSICS VOL. 6 (2004) The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962); Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920); The Killer Shrews (1975); King of the Zombies (1941). Rereleased in 2005 as Vol. 1.

HORROR CLASSICS VOL. 7 (2004) Bluebeard (1944); The Corpse Vanishes (1942); Doomed to Die (1940); Night of the Living Dead (1968). 

HORROR CLASSICS VOL. 8 (2004) The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923); The Indestructible Man (1956); Nosferatu (1922); The Phantom of the Opera (1925). 

HORROR CLASSICS VOL. 9 (2004) The Little Shop of Horrors (1960); Swamp Women (1955); Tormented (1960); The World Gone Mad (1933). Rereleased in 2005 as Vol. 4.

HORROR CLASSICS VOL. 10 (2004) The Gorilla (1939); Monster from a Prehistoric Planet (1967); The Monster Walks (1932); A Shriek in the Night (1933). 

HORROR CLASSICS VOL. 11 (2004) The Amazing Mr. X (1948); The Bat (1959); Bloodlust (1959); Last Woman on Earth (1960). 

HORROR CLASSICS VOL. 12 (2004) Dementia 13 (1963); The House on Haunted Hill (1959); The Last Man on Earth (1960); Phantom from 10,000 Leagues (1956). Rereleased in 2005 as Vol. 2.

SCI-FI CLASSICS VOL. 1 (2005) The Astral Factor (1976); Battle of the Worlds (1961); The Galaxy Invader (1985); Unknown World (1951). All the films in Volumes 1 - 4 appear in Mill Creek's "Sci-Fi Classics: 50 Movie Pack".

SCI-FI CLASSICS VOL. 2 (2005) Assignment: Outer Space (1960); Blood Tide (1982); The Brain Machine (1977); Laser Mission (1990).

SCI-FI CLASSICS VOL. 3 (2005) Attack of the Monsters (1969); Bride of the Gorilla (1951); Gamera the Invincible (1966); King of Kong Island (1968).

SCI-FI CLASSICS VOL. 4 (2005) Horrors of Spider Island (1962); Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet (1968); Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women (1968); The Wasp Woman (1960).

URBAN COLLECTION: ALIEN FEAR (2009) The Absence of Light (2006); Exterminator City (2005); 6 Angels (2006); Willows Way (2008).

URBAN COLLECTION: BONEYARD (2009) Asylum Night (2004); Bleeding Rose (2007); Manje' (2007); The Sorority (2006).

URBAN COLLECTION: STONE COLD (2009) Of interest in this collection is Avia, Vampire Hunter (2005). The other three films included here are Season of Youth (2003); Snuffed Out (2002); and 2 G's & a Key (2000).

6-MOVIE PACKS

ACCION VOLUMEN 2 (2005; Spanish) Includes the sci-fi-adventure film Santo Frente a la Muerte (1969) with Mexican wrestling superhero Santo. The other five films are standard action films.

ALL-STAR CHILLING CLASSICS (2004) Atom Age Vampire (1960); Carnival of Souls (1962); Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920); King of the Zombies (1941); Revolt of the Zombies (1936); The Terror (1963). All six films resurface in Mill Creek's "Horror Classics: 50 Movie Pack".

BEASTLY BUTCHERS (2008) Deadly Culture (2007); Goblin (1993); Kill Syndrome (2006); The Lunar Pack (2004); Season in Hell (2004); The Tenement (2003). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name (a subsidiary of Mill Creek Entertainment and Maxim Media), who focus on packaging and distributing independent horror films. The Tenement can also be found in "Catacomb of Creepshows: 50 Movie Pack", while Goblin appears in "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack", Kill Syndrome is part of the "Mortuary of Madness: 50 Movie Pack" selection, and both The Lunar Pack and Season in Hell turn up in "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack".

BRUTAL BLOOD SUCKERS (2006)  Barely Legal Lesbian Vampires (2003);  Lifeblood (2005); Night (2006); Strange Things Happen at Sundown (2003); Vampire Hunter (2004); Vampire Sisters (2004).  Mill Creek Entertainment expanded their film archives to include a great number of independent films when they merged with Maxim Media to form Pendulum Pictures. In 2006, the new subsidiary company released nine DVD compilations, which featured 6 films each. Splatter fans, especially, should find the gruesome cover art quite appealing. Barely Legal Lesbian Vampires, Lifeblood, and Strange Things Happen at Sundown all appear in the "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack", while Vampire Hunter turns up in "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack", and Night is included in "Catacomb of Creepshows: 50 Movie Pack". 

CRAZED KILLERS (2006) Charlie's Death Wish (2005); Day of the Ax (2006); Kill the Scream Queen (2004); Serial Killer (2002); Toe Tags (2003); The Traveler (2006). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. Serial Killer and Toe Tags both appear in the following year's  "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack", while Kill the Scream Queen and The Traveler turn up in "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack".

DEMENTED DEVIANTS (2006) The Crate (2005); Edgar Allen Poe's Darkness (2006);  Human Behavior (2005); Nutcracker: An American Nightmare (2001); Off the Beaten Path (2004); Purvos (2006). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. All six of these films turn up in either "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack", "Mortuary of Madness: 50 Movie Pack", or "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack".

DEPRAVED DEGENERATES (2006) Abberdine County Conjuror (2006); Burning Dead (2004); The Dead Live (2006); Kill Them and Eat Them (2003); Old Man (2004); Suburban Sasquatch (2004). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. Burning Dead, The Dead Live, and Suburban Sasquatch all appear in the  "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack", while both Abberdine County Conjuror and Kill Them and Eat Them turn up in "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack".

EVERLASTING EVILS (2006) Blood Rites (2003); Deadly Memories (2002); Death from Beyond (2006); The Innocent (2005); Invitation (2003); Siege of Evil (2005). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. Death from Beyond and Siege of Evil are included in the following year's "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack", Invitation appears in "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack", and The Innocent shows up in "Mortuary of Madness: 50 Movie Pack".

FATAL FEMMES (2008) The Bewitching (2006); A Candle in the Dark (2002); Catholic Ghoulgirls (2005); The Cutting Room (2006); Parasite (1995); Up for Rent (2006). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. The Bewitching, A Candle in the Dark, Catholic Ghoulgirls, The Cutting Room, Parasite, and Up for Rent can all be found in either "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack" or "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack".

HARDCORE HORRORS (2007) Hollywood Vampyr (2002); Soul of the Demon (1991);  Terror at Baxter 'U' (2003); This Darkness (2003); The Vulture's Eye (2004); The Witching (1993). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. Hollywood Vampyr, This Darkness, and The Witching turn up in "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack". This Darkness also appears in "Mortuary of Madness: 50 Movie Pack", while Soul of the Demon, Terror at Baxter 'U', and The Vulture's Eye show up in "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack".

HOSTILE HAUNTINGS (2006) H.P. Lovecraft's The Shunned House (2003); Hellbound: Book of the Dead (2003); The River: Legend of la Llorona (2005); Sleep Disorder (2005); The Somnambulists (2005); The Woodland Haunting 2 (2005). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. Sleep Disorder, The Somnambulists, and The Woodland Haunting 2 are among the titles included in the following year's "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack". H.P. Lovecraft's The Shunned House, Hellbound: Book of the Dead, and The River: Legend of la Llorona appear in "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack".

MENTAL MANIACS (2006) Before I Die (2003); The Crawlspace (2006); Drawing Blood (2005); High Desert (1993); Matthew (1973); Mayhem Motel (2001). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. All six of these films turn up in either "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack" or "Mortuary of Madness: 50 Movie Pack".

MORBID MUTILATIONS (2007)  Dead 7 (2000); Hell's Highway (2002);  Massacre (1989); Nightmare Asylum (1992); Shower of Blood (2003); Tales of Terror (2003).  Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. All of these titles can also be found in the various Pendulum Pictures 50 Movie Packs.

SADISTIC SINNERS (2007) Autopsy: A Love Story (2002); Dead Is Dead (1992); Demon Seduction (2005); Goth (2003); ShadowHunters (2004); Terror Toons (2002). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. Dead Is Dead, Goth, and Terror Toons turn up in "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack", while both Demon Seduction (a.k.a. Demon Sex) and ShadowHunters show up in "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack".

SAVAGE SICKOS (2006) Dead Body Man (2004); Demon Slaughter (2006); Disk Jockey (2006); Skyggen (2005); Slaughtered (2006); When Heaven Comes Down (2002). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. All six of these films turn up in either "Catacomb of Creepshows: 50 Movie Pack", "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack", or "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack". 

SERIAL PSYCHOS (2006) Blood Massacre (1991); Hip Hop Locos (2001); I Hate You (2004); Las Vegas Blood Bath (1989); Slasher (1985); Thirteen (1987). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. All, except Blood Massacre, appear again in the "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack".

SINISTER SOULS (2007) Cope (2007); The Crucifier (2005); Dominion (2006); I Dream of Dracula (2003); Sick Bastard (2007); Unborn Sins (2005). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. All of these titles can also be found in the various Pendulum Pictures 50 Movie Packs.

VICIOUS VIXENS (2007) From Venus (2005); Nightmare Museum (2006); Rape is a Circle (2006); Sandy Hook's Lingerie Party Massacre (2005); So Mort It Be (2004); Sorority Babes in the Dance-A-Thon of Death (1991). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. All, except Sandy Hook's Lingerie Party Massacre, can be found in the collection "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack".

10-MOVIE PACKS

ADVENTURE (2005) Colossus and the Amazon Queen (1960); Devil of the Desert vs. the Son of Hercules (1964); Hercules Against the Moon Men (1964); Hercules and the Captive Women (1961); Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon (1964); Hercules Unchained (1959); Son of Hercules in the Land of Darkness (1963); Tarzan and the Green Goddess (1938); Tarzan and the Trappers (1958); Tarzan's Revenge (1938). These films can also be found in Mill Creek's "Action Classics: 50 Movie Pack" and "Warriors: 50 Movie Pack".

ALFRED HITCHCOCK: MASTER OF SUSPENSE (2008) Blackmail (1929); Juno and the Paycock (1929); The Lady Vanishes (1938); The Lodger (1927); The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934); Rich and Strange (1931); The Ring (1927); Sabotage (1936); Secret Agent (1936); Young and Innocent (1937). All of these are included in Mill Creek's "Alfred Hitchcock - The Legend Begins: 20 Movie Pack".

ALFRED HITCHCOCK: STUDIES IN FEAR (2008) Easy Virtue (1928); Jamaica Inn (1939); Juno and the Paycock (1929); The Lodger (1927); The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934); Number 17 (1932); The Ring (1927); Sabotage (1936); The Skin Game (1931); Young and Innocent (1937). All of these are included in Mill Creek's "Alfred Hitchcock - The Legend Begins: 20 Movie Pack".

BELA LUGOSI: MASTER OF HORROR (2007) The Ape Man (1943); Black Dragons (1942); Bowery at Midnight (1942); The Corpse Vanishes (1942); The Devil Bat (1940); The Invisible Ghost (1941); One Body Too Many (1944); The Phantom Creeps (1939); Scared to Death (1946); White Zombie (1932). Mill Creek compiled all of their Bela Lugosi films into this compilation, which also appear in 50 Movie Pack collections. The version of The Phantom Creeps, which appears here, is the feature-length version and not the 12-chapter serial.

DEMONS AND DEVILS (2007) The Demon (1979); The Demons of Ludlow (1984); The Devil Bat (1940); Devil Monster (1946); Devil Times Five (1974); The Devil with Seven Faces (1971); Devil's Daughter (1939); The Devil's Hand (1962); The Devil's Messenger (1962); Devil's Partner (1962). All of these titles are part of the compilations "Chilling Classics: 50 Movie Pack", "Drive-In Movie Classics: 50 Movie Pack", or "Tales of Terror: 50 Movie Pack".  

FRIGHT NIGHT (2005) The Ape Man (1943); The Bat (1926); The Bowery at Midnight (1942); The Devil Bat (1940); The Ghost Walks (1934); The Island Monster (1954); One Frightened Night (1935); Scared to Death (1946); Shock (1946); The White Gorilla (1945). This entire movie collection is included in the "Tales of Terror: 50 Movie Pack".

GORE AND MORE! (2005) Bad Taste (1988); The Bloody Brood (1959); Don't Look in the Basement (1973); The Driller Killer (1979); Drive-In Massacre (1974); Night Train to Terror (1985); The Pyx (1973); Scream Bloody Murder (1975); Werewolf in a Girl's Dormitory (1962); The Werewolf vs. Vampire Women (1971). These titles also appear in either "Chilling Classics: 50 Movie Pack" or "Horror Classics: 50 Movie Pack". Both Don't Look in the Basement and Night Train to Terror are included in the "Drive-In Movie Classics: 50 Movie Pack". The Pyx does not appear in any other Mill Creek collection.

HORROR (2005) Atom Age Vampire (1960); The Atomic Brain (1964);  Bloodlust (1959); The Brain Machine (1977); The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962); Good Against Evil (1977); The Little Shop of Horrors (1960); Nightmare Castle (1965); The Screaming Skull (1958); White Zombie (1932). All ten of these films turn up as either part of the "Horror Classics: 50 Movie Pack", "Sci-Fi Classics: 50 Movie Pack", or the "Nightmare Worlds: 50 Movie Pack".

SCI-FI CLASSICS (2007) Alien Contamination (1980); Atomic Rulers of the World (1965); Evil Brain from Outer Space (1956); Frozen Alive (1966); The Manster (1959); Prisoners of the Lost Universe (1983); Purple Death from Outer Space (1940); UFO: Target Earth (1974); Unknown World (1951); Warriors of the Wasteland (1983). All of these films are included in "Nightmare Worlds: 50 Movie Pack".

10 CLASICOS DEL CINE VOLUMEN 1 (2004; Spanish) Attack of the Super Monsters (1982) appears in this Spanish film collection.

10 CLASICOS DEL CINE VOLUMEN 1 (2004; Spanish) Night of the Living Dead (1968) appears in this Spanish film collection.

12-MOVIE PACKS

CLASSIC SERIALS MEGAPACK (2004) Ace Drummond (1936); The Clutching Hand (1936); Dick Tracy (1937); The Hurricane Express (1932); The Lost City (1935); The New Adventures of Tarzan (1935); The Phantom Creeps (1939); Shadow of the Eagle (1932); SOS Coast Guard (1937); The Three Musketeers (1933); Undersea Kingdom (1936); Zorro's Fighting Legion (1939). The feature-length version of The Phantom Creeps is featured in both "Nightmare Worlds: 50 Movie Pack" and "Tales of Terror: 50 Movie Pack". Also, The Lost City reappears as a two-part film in the compilation "Nightmare Worlds: 50 Movie Pack".

GORE HOUSE GREATS COLLECTION (2009) Blood Mania (1970); Blood of Dracula's Castle (1969); Brain Twisters (1991); The Devil's Hand (1962); The Madmen of Mandoras (1963); Nightmare in Wax (1969); Prime Evil (1988); Satan's Slave (1976); Stanley (1972); Terrified (1963); Terror (1978); Trip With the Teacher (1975).

12 CHILLING CLASSIC MOVIES (2005) Black Dragons (1942); Dead Men Walk (1943); The Fatal Hour (1940); The Giant Gila Monster (1959); The Gorilla (1939); The Invisible Ghost (1941); The Mad Monster (1942); Monster from a Prehistoric Planet (1967); The Monster Walks (1932); One Body Too Many (1944); A Shriek in the Night (1933); White Zombie (1932). These twelve films are also part of the "Horror Classics: 50 Movie Pack" compilation.

14-MOVIE PACKS

BEST OF TV DETECTIVES: 52 EPISODES (2007) The Adventures of Dr. Fu Manchu (1956); The Adventures of Ellery Queen (1950); Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955); Bulldog Drummond (1952); Burke's Law (1963); The Cases of Eddie Drake (1952); Code 3 (1957); The Court of Last Resort (1957); Dick Tracy (1950); Dragnet (1951); Federal Men (1950); Front Page Detective (1951); The Lawless Years (1959); Man with a Camera (1958). These 52 episodes of 14 TV shows are also included in "Best of TV Detectives: 150 Episodes" collection.

20-MOVIE PACKS

ALIEN WORLDS (2007) The Alpha Incident (1977); Assignment: Outer Space (1960); Attack of the Monsters (1969); Battle of the Worlds (1961); Cosmos: War of the Planets (1977); Destroy All Planets (1968); First Spaceship on Venus (1960); The Incredible Petrified World (1957); Killers from Space (1954); The Phantom Planet (1961); Planet Outlaws (1953); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Crash of the Moons (1954); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Menace from Outer Space (1956); Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964); Teenagers from Outer Space (1959); They (1974); They Came from Beyond Space (1967); Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women (1968); Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet (1968); Warning from Space (1956). These titles have all previously appeared in either "Nightmare Worlds: 50 Movie Pack" or "Sci-Fi Classics: 50 Movie Pack".

ALFRED HITCHCOCK: THE LEGEND BEGINS (2007) Alfred Hitchcock Presents "The Chaney Vase" (1955); Alfred Hitchcock Presents "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" (1962); Blackmail (1929); Champagne (1928); Easy Virtue (1928); The Farmer's Wife (1928); Jamaica Inn (1939); Juno and the Paycock (1929); The Lady Vanishes (1938); The Lodger (1927); The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934); The Manxman (1929); Number 17 (1932); Rich and Strange (1931); The Ring (1927); Sabotage (1936); Secret Agent (1936); The Skin Game (1931); The 39 Steps (1935); Young and Innocent (1937). This entire collection was rereleased in 2011 as "Alfred Hitchcock - A Legacy of Suspense: 20 Movie Pack".

APOCALYPSE (2007) Alien Contamination (1980); Alien Species (1996); Battle of the Worlds (1961); Cosmos: War of the Planets (1977); Counterblast (1948); The Day the Sky Exploded (1958); Doomsday Machine (1972); End of the World (1977); Evil Brain from Outer Space (1965); Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe (1940); The Last Man on Earth (1960); Planet Outlaws (1953); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Menace from Outer Space (1956); Star Odyssey (1979); They (1974); This is Not a Test (1962); Unknown World (1951); War of the Robots (1978); Warning from Space (1956); Warriors of the Wasteland (1983). Another compilation of movie titles that have already been released in various 50 Movie Packs. Later, this package was rereleased with a different cover and Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe was relisted as Purple Death from Outer Space. They is also listed as Invasion from Inner Earth in the second release.

BEYOND THE GRAVE (2007) Beast of the Yellow Night (1971); The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962); Cathy's Curse (1977); Crypt of the Living Dead (1973); Dead Men Walk (1943); Funeral Home (1980); The Ghost (1963); The Head (1959); The House of the Dead (1978); House of the Living Dead (1973); I Bury the Living (1958); King of the Zombies (1941); The Long Hair of Death (1964); Man with Two Lives (1942); The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave (1971); Oasis of the Zombies (1981); Revolt of the Zombies (1936); She-Beast (1966); Teenage Zombies (1959); Terror Creatures from the Grave (1965). These titles have all previously appeared in various 50 Movie Pack compilations.

BORIS KARLOFF: MASTER OF HORROR (2008) The Ape (1940); The Bells (1926); Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome (1947); Doomed to Die (1940); Dynamite Dan (1924); The Fatal Hour (1940); His Majesty, The American (1919); The Island Monster (1954); Juggernaut (1936); King of the Wild (1931); The Last of the Mohicans (1920); Mr. Wong, Detective (1938); Mr. Wong in Chinatown (1939); The Mystery of Mr. Wong (1939); Sabaka (1954); Snake People (1971); The Terror (1963); The Veil "Destination Nightmare" (1958); The Veil "Genesis" (1958); The Veil "Jack the Ripper" (1958).

CHILLING (2005) The Astral Factor (1976); Attack of the Monsters (1969); Blood Tide (1982); Cosmos: War of the Planets (1977); Creature from the Haunted Sea (1961); Dementia 13 (1963); The Galaxy Invader (1985); Gamera the Invincible (1966); The House on Haunted Hill (1959); Laser Mission (1990); The Last Man on Earth (1960); The Little Shop of Horrors (1960); Maniac (1934); Moon of the Wolf (1972); Night of the Living Dead (1968); Phantom from 10,000 Leagues (1956); Snowbeast (1977); The Terror (1963); They Came from Beyond Space (1967); Tormented (1960). These titles all appear on either "Horror Classics: 50 Movie Pack", "Sci-Fi Classics: 50 Movie Pack", or "Drive-In Movie Classics: 50 Movie Pack". Later, Mill Creek Entertainment rereleased this same compilation twice, each time with new packaging cover art. 

MONSTERS (2005) The Ape (1940); Attack of the Giant Leeches (1959); Attack of the Monsters (1969); The Bat (1959); Beast of Yucca Flats (1961); Creature from the Haunted Sea (1961); Eegah (1962); Gamera the Invincible (1966); The Giant Gila Monster (1959); The Gorilla (1939); The Killer Shrews (1959); The Mad Monster (1942); Monster from a Prehistoric Planet (1967); The Monster Maker (1944); The Monster Walks (1932); Phantom from 10,000 Leagues (1956); Revolt of the Zombies (1936); Swamp Women (1955); The Vampire Bat (1933); The Wasp Woman (1960). These titles all appear on either "Horror Classics: 50 Movie Pack" or "Sci-Fi Classics: 50 Movie Pack".

STRANGE TALES (2007) Alien Species (1996); The Amazing Transparent Man (1960); Counterblast (1948); Doomsday Machine (1972); Evil Brain from Outer Space (1965); Frozen Alive (1966); The Head (1959); Idaho Transfer (1973); Lost Jungle (1934); Night Fright (1968); Night of the Blood Beast (1958); Prisoners of the Lost Universe (1983); Return of Dr. Mabuse (1961); Robot Pilot (1941); Star Odyssey (1979); Terror Creatures from the Grave (1965); This is Not a Test (1962); Unknown World (1951); War of the Monsters (1966); Warriors of the Wasteland (1983). These titles have previously appeared in various Mill Creek 50-Movie Packs. However, the only film that has never been previously released (or since) by the company is War of the Monsters.

VAMPIRES & MORE! (2006) Alien Zone (1978); Atom Age Vampire (1960); Count Dracula and His Vampire Bride (1974); Crypt of the Living Dead (1973); The Devil Bat (1940); Horror of the Zombies (1974); King of the Zombies (1941); The Last Man on Earth (1960); Mama Dracula (1980); Moon of the Wolf (1972); Nabonga (1944); Night of the Living Dead (1968); Nosferatu (1922); Oasis of the Zombies (1981); Revolt of the Zombies (1936); The She-Beast (1966); The Vampire Bat (1933); Voodoo Black Exorcist (1973); Werewolf in a Girl's Dormitory (1962); White Zombie (1932). Vampires, werewolves, mummies, zombies, etc. all appear in this DVD collection. However, these titles have all been previously released in several of Mill Creek's 50 Movie Packs. If you don't have the 2006 edition of "Drive-In Movie Classics: 50 Movie Pack", you might be interested in "Vampires & More!" just for the Mama Dracula title that doesn't appear in the 2009 rerelease.

21-MOVIE PACKS

LEGENDS OF SUSPENSE (2008) Alfred Hitchcock Presents "The Chaney Vase" (1955); Alfred Hitchcock Presents "The Sorcerer's Apprentice"  (1962); Blackmail  (1929); Champagne (1928); Easy Virtue (1928); The Farmer's Wife (1928); Jamaica Inn (1939); Juno and the Paycock (1929); The Lady Vanishes (1938); The Lodger (1927); The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934); The Manxman (1929); Number 17 (1932); Rich and Strange (1931); The Ring (1927); Sabotage (1936); Secret Agent (1936); The Skin Game (1931); The 39 Steps (1935); Young and Innocent (1937) and 39 episodes of the TV series Sherlock Holmes (1954-1955). All, except Sherlock Holmes, have been previously released  in "Alfred Hitchcock - The Legend Begins: 20 Movie Pack".

25-MOVIE PACKS

CLASSIC SCI-FI TV: 150 EPISODES (2009) Captain Fathom (1955); Captain Z-Ro (1955-1956); Climax Mystery Theater (1955); Clutch Cargo (1959); Destination Space (1959); Flash Gordon (1954-1955); General Electric Theater (1955-1956); Here Comes Tobor (1956); Johnny Jupiter (1953); Lights Out! (1950-1951); Mandrake the Magician (1954); One Step Beyond (1959-1961); The Phantom Empire (1935); Radar Men from the Moon (1952); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954); The Shadow (1954); The Shadow: Invisible Avenger (1958); Space Angel (1962-1963); Stamp Day for Superman (1954); The Star and the Story (1955); Tales of Frankenstein (1958); Tales of Tomorrow (1951-1952); Thriller (1961); Undersea Kingdom (1936); Your Jeweler's Showcase (1952). This compilation features 16 episodes of the classic television series One Step Beyond and was rereleased in 2012. The second edition replaces Mandrake the Magician and Here Comes Tobor with two additional episodes from One Step Beyond.

32-MOVIE PACKS

BEST OF TV DETECTIVES: 150 EPISODES (2007) The Adventures of Dr. Fu Manchu (1956); The Adventures of Ellery Queen (1950); Alfred Hitchcock Presents   (1955); Bulldog Drummond  (1952); Burke's Law  (1963); The Cases of Eddie Drake (1952); Checkmate  (1960); Code 3 (1957); Colonel March of Scotland Yard (1956); The Court of Last Resort  (1957); Decoy (1957); Dick Tracy (1950); Dragnet  (1951); Federal Men (1950); Follow That Man (1949); Front Page Detective (1951); Gang Busters (1952); I'm the Law (1953); The Lawless Years (1959); Lock Up (1959); Lone Wolf (1960); The Man Behind the Badge (1953); Man with a Camera (1958); Martin Kane, Private Eye (1949); Miami Undercover  (1961); Michael Shayne (1960); Mr. & Mrs. North (1952); The Public Defender (1954); Racket Squad (1950); Richard Diamond, Private Detective (1957); The Shadow (1954); Sheriff of Cochise (1956). Featuring 150 episodes of 32 TV shows.

50-MOVIE PACKS

CATACOMB OF CREEPSHOWS (2008) Addiction (2003); At the House of Madness (2008); Awaken the Dead (2007); Caregiver (2007); Clean (2006); Cope (2007); Dead Country (2008); DeadHouse (2005); Deadly Memories (2002); Death Becomes Them (2001); Death Factory (2002); Death from Beyond 2 (2006); Dee Flowered (2006); Demon Slaughter (2004); The Demons in My Head (1998); Divine Intervention (2007); Dr. Shock's Grindhouse of Horrors (2007); The Forever Dead (2007); Frightworld (2006); Fungicide (2005); Grave Mistake (2008); Hell Hath No Fury (2006); Hell's Highway (2002); Holy Terror (2006); In the Woods (1999); Johnny Sunshine  (2008); Kottentail  (2004); Machine Head  (2000); Master of Darkness Magic (2001); Night (2006); Prey of the Beast (2007); Raving Maniacs (2005); Reservior Cats (2001); Satan's Whip (2006); School of Horror (2007); Shadow People (2007); Sick Bastard (2007); Sinner (2007); Skeleton Key (2006); Slaughtered (2005); Stereotypes Just Don't Disappear into Thin Air (2005); Stiff Odds (2004); Storm of the Dead (2006); Swamp Zombies (2005); Tartarus (2005); The Tenement (2003); Torment (2008); Trees (2000); Trees 2: The Root of All Evil (2004); The Walkers (2006). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name (a subsidiary of Mill Creek Entertainment and Maxim Media), who focus on packaging and distributing independent horror films.

CHILLING CLASSICS (2005) The Alpha Incident  (1977); Bad Taste (1988); Bell from Hell (1973); The Blancheville Monster (1964); The Bloody Brood (1959); A Bucket of Blood (1959); Cathy's Curse (1977); The Cold (1984); Death Rage (1976); Deep Red (1975); The Demon (1979); The Demons of Ludlow (1984); Devil Times Five (1974); The Devil's Hand (1962); Dr. Tarr's Torture Dungeon (1972); The Driller Killer (1979); Drive-In Massacre (1974); Funeral Home (1980); The Ghost (1963); Gothic (1986); Hands of a Stranger (1962); Haunts (1977); Horror Express (1972); Horrors of Spider Island (1962); The House of the Dead (1978); I Bury the Living (1958); I Eat Your Skin (1964); Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter (1966); Lady Frankenstein (1971); The Legend of Bigfoot (1976); The Man in the Attic (1953); Medusa (1973); Messiah of Evil (1972); Metamorphosis (1990); The Murder Mansion (1972); Naked Massacre (1976); Oasis of the Zombies (1981); Panic (1976); A Passenger to Bali (1950); The Revenge of Dr. X (1970); Scream Bloody Murder (1975); Shock (1946); Silent Night, Bloody Night (1974); Sisters of Death (1977); Slashed Dreams (1974); Snowbeast (1977); Track of the Moon Beast (1976); War of the Robots (1978); Werewolf in a Girl's Dormitory (1962); The Witch's Mountain (1972). A third edition of this collection was also given a much more stylish packaging but replaced The Murder Mansion, A Passage to Bali, Shock, and Snowbeast with the films Crypt of the Living Dead (1973), Memorial Valley Massacre (1988), The Snake People (1971), and Virus (1980). 

DECREPIT CRYPT OF NIGHTMARES (2007) Before I Die (2003); The Bewitching (2006); Blood Sucking Babes from Burbank (2006); Burning Dead (2004); A Candle in the Dark (2002); Catholic Ghoulgirls (2005); The Crate (2007); The Crawlspace (2006); Dead Body Man (2004); Dead is Dead (1992); The Dead Live (2006); Dead 7 (2000); Demon Slaughter  (2008); Dominion (2006); Edgar Allan Poe's Madhouse (1991); Goblin (1993); Goth (2003); Hell's Highway (2002); Hellbound: Book of the Dead (2003); High Desert (1993); Hip Hop Locos (2001); Hollywood Vampyr (2002); I Dream of Dracula (2003); I Hate You (2004); Invitation (2003); Las Vegas Blood Bath (1989); Matthew (1973); Mayhem Motel (2001); Nightmare Asylum (1992); Off the Beaten Path (2004); Prehistoric Bimbos in Armageddon City (1991); The River: Legend of la Llorona (2005); Scarlet Fry's Junkfood Horrorest (2007); Serial Killer (2002); The Shunned House (2003); Slasher (1985); Suburban Sasquatch (2004); Summer of the Massacre (2006); Tales of Terror (2003); Terror Toons (2002); Thirteen (1987); This Darkness (2003); Toe Tags (2003); Up for Rent (2006); Vampire Hunter (2004); The Veil (2005); When Heaven Comes Down (2002); Wishbone (2000); The Witching (1993); Zombie Rampage (1989). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. 

DRIVE-IN MOVIE CLASSICS (2006) Absolution  (1978); Beast from Haunted Cave  (1959); Black Hooker (1974); Breakout from Oppression (1978); Count Dracula and His Vampire Bride (1974); Country Blue  (1973); Creeper  (1977); Creepers (1985); Day of the Panther (1988); Death by Dialogue (1988); The Devil with Seven Faces (1971); Don't Look in the Basement (1973); Don't Open Till Christmas (1984); The Firing Line (1991); Going Steady (1979); The Guy from Harlem (1977); Horror of the Zombies (1974); I Wonder Who's Killing Her Now? (1976); In Hot Pursuit (1977); Invasion of the Bee Girls (1973); The Island Monster (1954); Jive Turkey (1974); Katie's Passion (1975); The Lazarus Syndrome (1979); Legacy of Blood (1971); Legend of Big Foot (1976); Mad Dog (1977); Mama Dracula (1980); The Manipulator (1971); Moon of the Wolf (1972); The Murder Mansion (1972); Nabonga (1944); Night Train to Terror (1985); Prime Time (1977); Prisoners of the Lost Universe (1983); Rattlers (1976); Savage Journey (1983); Savage Weekend (1976); Shock (1946); Slave of the Cannibal God  (1978); Snowbeast (1977); Spare Parts (1979); Throw Out the Anchor (1974); TNT Jackson (1974); Trauma (1978); Treasure of Tayopa (1974); Twister's Revenge (1987); Unsane (1982); Voodoo Black Exorcist (1973); Women of Devil's Island (1962). A third edition (2009) of this collection was also given a much more stylish packaging but replaced Creepers, Death by Dialogue, and Mama Dracula with the films Blood Mania (1970), The Devil's Hand (1962), and Single Room Furnished (1968). 

HORROR CLASSICS (2005) The Amazing Mr. X  (1948); The Ape (1940); Atom Age Vampire (1960); Attack of the Giant Leeches (1959); The Bat (1959); Beast of Yucca Flats (1961); Black Dragons  (1942); Bloodlust (1959); Bluebeard (1944); The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962); Carnival of Souls (1962); The Corpse Vanishes (1942); Creature from the Haunted Sea (1961); Dead Men Walk (1943); Dementia 13 (1963); Doomed to Die (1940); Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920); The Fatal Hour (1940); The Giant Gila Monster (1959); The Gorilla (1939); The House on Haunted Hill (1959); The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923); The Indestructible Man (1956); The Invisible Ghost (1941); The Killer Shrews (1959); King of the Zombies (1941); The Last Man on Earth (1960); Last Woman on Earth (1960); The Little Shop of Horrors (1960); The Mad Monster (1942); Maniac (1934); Metropolis (1927); Monster from a Prehistoric Planet (1967); The Monster Maker (1944); The Monster Walks (1932); Night of the Living Dead (1968); Nightmare Castle (1965); Nosferatu (1922); One Body Too Many (1944); Phantom from 10,000 Leagues (1956); The Phantom of the Opera (1925); Revolt of the Zombies (1936); The Screaming Skull (1958); A Shriek in the Night (1933); Swamp Women (1955); The Terror (1963); Tormented (1960); The Vampire Bat (1933); White Zombie (1932); The World Gone Mad (1933). An Anniversary Edition was later released and contained the same film titles as the original, but with spiffy packaging.

LEGENDS OF HORROR (2008) Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Chaney Vase (1955); Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Sorcerer's Apprentice (1962); The Ape Man (1943); Blackmail (1929); Bowery at Midnight (1942); Champagne (1928); Count Dracula and His Vampire Bride (1974); Crimes at the Dark House (1940); The Crimes of Stephen Hawke (1936); The Demon (1979); The Devil Bat (1940); The Devil's Messenger (1962); Easy Virtue (1928); End of the World (1977); The Face at the Window (1939); The Farmer's Wife (1928); The Fury of the Wolf Man (1972); The Ghost (1963); Horror Express (1973); The Incredible Petrified World (1957); The Island Monster (1954); Jamaica Inn (1939); Juno and the Paycock (1930); The Lady Vanishes (1938); Legacy of Blood (1971); The Lodger (1927); The Long Hair of Death (1964); The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934); Manfish (1956); The Manxman (1929); Murder in the Red Barn (1935); Never Too Late to Mend (1937); The Nightmare Never Ends (1980); Number Seventeen (1932); The Phantom Creeps (1939); Rich and Strange (1931); The Ring (1927); Sabotage (1936); A Scream in the Night (1935); Secret Agent (1936); Shadow of Chinatown (1936); The Shadow of Silk Lennox (1935); She-Beast (1966); Shock (1946); Silent Night, Bloody Night (1974); The Skin Game (1931); The 39 Steps (1935); The Ticket of Leave Man (1937); The Werewolf vs. Vampire Women (1971); Young and Innocent (1937). Every movie title from last year's "Alfred Hitchcock - The Legend Begins: 20 Movie Pack" are included in this collection. The rest of the films are taken from other 50 Movie Packs. Later, this compilation was repackaged with new cover art, but the film selections remained the same.

MORTUARY OF MADNESS (2008) Abe's Tomb  (2007); Alucard  (2003); Amped (2004); Apocalypse Rising (2006); Bimbos B.C. (1990); Black Ribbon (2007); Blood Bound (2007); Blood Stained Bride (2006); A Bothered Conscience  (2006); Brainiac  (2004); Branded  (2005); Cadaverella  (2007); Creeply Clips (2004); Curse of Pirate Death (2006); Curse of the Wolf (2006); Dark Light (2004); Dark Places (2005); Dead Teenagers (2006); Drawing Blood (2005); Edgar Allan Poe's Darkness (2002); The Expedition (2006); Fear of the Dark (2001); Feral (2006); Fist of the Vampire (2007); The Great American Snuff Film (2003); Hell's Threshold (2006); Home Made (2008); I Dream of Dracula (2003); Immortal (1995); The Innocent (2005); Into Thy Hands (2004); Kill Syndrome (2006); Killer Story (2004); Knight Chills (2001); Mrs. Amworth (2005); Nutcracker: An American Nightmare (2001); Planet Blood (2001); Pony Trouble (2005); Puppet Show (2007); Sabbath (2008); Sickness House (2006); Silent Bloodnight (2006); Sinners (2007); Slasher (1985); Super Hell (2004); Super Hell 2 (2005); This Darkness: The Vampire Virus (2003); The Vampire Conspiracy (2005); Vampire Whores from Outer Space (2005); A Vampir's Tale (2004). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name.

NIGHT SCREAMS (2007) Anatomy of a Psycho  (1961); Bloody Pit of Horror (1965); Buried Alive (1939); Carnage (1983); City of Missing Girls (1941); The Crooked Circle (1932); Daughter of the Tong (1939); Death Warmed Up (1984); The Devil's Sleep (1949); Drums of Africa (1941); The Dungeon of Harrow (1962); The Embalmer (1965); The Face at the Window (1939); A Face in the Fog (1936); Frankenstein 80 (1972); The Ghost and the Guest (1943); Ghosts on the Loose (1943); Grave of the Vampire (1972); Green Eyes (1934); House of Danger (1934); House of Mystery (1934); House of Secrets (1936); I Killed That Man (1941); The Invisible Killer (1941); Killers of the Sea (1937); Kiss Me Kill Me (1971); The Lion Man (1936); Manfish (1956); Midnight Phantom (1935); The Midnight Warning (1932); Murder at Midnight (1931); Nabonga (1944); Night Tide (1961); A Passenger to Bali (1950); The Phantom (1931); The Phantom Express (1932); The Phantom of 42nd Street (1936); The Savage Girl (1932); A Scream in the Night (1935); The Shadow of Silk Lennox (1935); She Gods of Shark Reef (1958); A Shot in the Dark (1935); Sisters of Death (1977); Son of Ingagi (1940); Strangers of the Evening (1932); The Tell-Tale Heart (1960); The Thirteenth Guest (1932); The Ticket of Leave Man (1937); Wanted: Babysitter (1975); The Wasp Woman (1960).

NIGHTMARE WORLDS (2006) Alien Contamination  (1980); Alien Species  (1996); Alien Zone (1978); All the Kind Strangers (1974); The Alpha Incident (1977); Atomic Rulers of the World (1965); Attack from Space (1965); Beast of the Yellow Night (1971); Counterblast (1948); The Day the Sky Exploded (1958); Death Warmed Up (1984); Doomsday Machine (1972); Embryo (1976); End of the World (1977); Eternal Evil (1985); Evil Brain from Outer Space (1965); Frozen Alive (1966); The Fury of the Wolf Man (1972); Good Against Evil (1977); House of the Living Dead (1973); How Awful About Alan (1970); Idaho Transfer (1973); The Lost City Part 1 (1935); The Lost City Part 2 (1935); The Lost World (1925); Maciste in Hell (1925); The Manster (1959); The Mistress of Atlantis (1932); Night Fright (1968); The Nightmare Never Ends (1980); Panic (1976); The Phantom Creeps (1939); Piranha, Piranha (1972); Prisoners of the Lost Universe (1983); Purple Death from Outer Space (1940); Radio Ranch (1935); Return of Dr. Mabuse (1961); Ring of Terror (1962); Robot Pilot (1941); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Menace from Outer Space (1956); Shadow of Chinatown (1936); Star Odyssey (1979); Terror at the Red Wolf Inn (1972); They (1974); This is Not a Test (1962); UFO: Target Earth (1974); Unknown World (1951); The War Game (1966); Warriors of the Wasteland (1983); Werewolf Woman (1976). Alien Zone was released previously under the title House of the Dead (1978) in the "Chilling Classics: 50 Movie Pack". Also, the original serialized versions of The Phantom Creeps and The Lost City were previously released by Mill Creek Entertainment in their "Classic Serials Megapack: 150 Episodes". In 2009, Mill Creek rereleased this DVD collection and replaced The Return of Dr. Mabuse and The War Game with The Disappearance of Flight 412 (1974) and The Severed Arm (1973).

SCI-FI CLASSICS (2005) The Amazing Transparent Man (1960); Assignment: Outer Space (1960); The Astral Factor (1976); The Atomic Brain (1964); Attack of the Monsters (1969); Battle of the Worlds (1961); Blood Tide (1982); The Brain Machine (1977); Bride of the Gorilla (1951); Colossus and the Amazon Queen (1960); Cosmos: War of the Planets (1977); Destroy All Planets (1968); Devil of the Desert vs. Son of Hercules (1964); Eegah (1962); First Spaceship on Venus (1960); The Galaxy Invader (1985); Gamera the Invincible (1966); Hercules Against the Moonmen (1964); Hercules and the Captive Women (1961); Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon (1964); Hercules Unchained (1959); Horrors of Spider Island (1962); The Incredible Petrified World (1957); Killers from Space (1954); King of Kong Island (1968); Laser Mission (1990); Lost Jungle (1934); Mesa of Lost Women (1953); Phantom from Space (1953); The Phantom Planet (1961); Planet Outlaws (1953); Prehistoric Women (1950); Queen of the Amazons (1947); Robot Monster (1953); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Crash of the Moons (1954); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Menace from Outer Space (1956); Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964); She Gods of Shark Reef (1958); The Snow Creature (1954); Son of Hercules: The Land of Darkness (1963); Teenagers from Outer Space (1959); They Came from Beyond Space (1967); Unknown World (1951); Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women (1968); Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet (1968); Warning from Space (1956); The Wasp Woman (1960); White Pongo (1945); The Wild Women of Wongo (1958); Zontar, the Thing from Venus (1968). In 2008, Mill Creek Entertainment rereleased the 50 Sci-Fi Classics Movie Pack with the same cover art, but substituted Battle of the Worlds, Devil of the Desert vs. Son of Hercules, Robot Monster, and Zontar, the Thing from Venus for The Alpha Incident (1977), The Giants of Rome (1964), Moon of the Wolf (1972), and Snowbeast (1977). Later, an Anniversary Edition (featuring a splashy Gamera cover) was released under the Treeline Films logo and included all of the titles from the original 2005 edition. 

TALES OF TERROR (2006) The Amazing Transparent Man (1960); The Ape Man (1943); The Bat (1926); Bowery at Midnight (1942); The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920); Chloe, Love is Calling You (1934); Condemned to Live (1935); Crimes at the Dark House (1940); The Crimes of Stephen Hawke (1936); Crypt of the Living Dead (1973); The Curse of the Headless Horseman (1974); The Devil Bat (1940); Devil Monster (1946); Devil's Daughter (1939); The Devil's Messenger (1962); Devil's Partner (1962); Evil Brain from Outer Space (1965); The Ghost Walks (1934); Hands of Steel (1986); The Head (1959); The Island Monster (1954); The Long Hair of Death (1964); Man with Two Lives (1942); Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966); The Manster (1959); Midnight Shadow (1939); Murder in the Red Barn (1935); Never Too Late (1937); The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave (1971); Night Fright (1968); Night of the Blood Beast (1958); One Frightened Night (1935); The Phantom Creeps (1939); The Phantom of Soho (1964); Rogues Tavern (1936); The Sadist (1963); Scared to Death (1946); She-Beast (1966); Shock (1946); Sound of Horror (1964); A Strange Adventure (1956); Tales of Frankenstein (1958); Teenage Zombies (1959); Terror Creatures from the Grave (1965); Torture Ship (1939); Vampire's Night Orgy (1973); A Walking Nightmare (1942); War of the Robots (1978); Werewolf of Washington (1973); The White Gorilla (1945). The feature version of The Phantom Creeps is what's included here, but the original serialized version can be found in the "Classic Serials Megapack: 150 Episodes".

TOMB OF TERRORS: 50 MOVIE PACK (2007) Abberdine County Conjuror (2005); Barely Legal Lesbian Vampires (2004); Blood Legend (2006); Capture the Flag (2005); The Crucifier (2005); The Cutting Room (2005); Death from Beyond (2005); Demon Sex (2005); Devil's Moon (2004); Disk Jockey (2005); Flesh Eating Ghouls from Outer Space (2004); From Venus (2004); Gorno (2003); Granny (1999); Human Behavior (2005); Inexchange (2003); Jim Haggerty's The Slasher (2000); Kill the Scream Queen (2004); Kill Them and Eat Them (2004); Lifeblood (2005); The Lunar Pack (2004); Massacre (1989); The Night Owl (2004); Nightmare Museum  (2006); None Left Standing  (2005); Parasite (1995); Purvos (2004); Rape is a Circle (2005); Reanimator Academy (1992); Redneck County Fever (2001); Revenge of la Llorona (2006); Rose of Death (2006); Season in Hell (2004); ShadowHunters (2004); Shower of Blood (2003); Siege of Evil (2005); Skyggen (2005); Sleep Disorder (2005); So Mort It Be (2004); The Somnambulists (2005); Sorority Babes in the Dance-A-Thon of Death (1991); Soul of the Demon (1991); Strange Things Happen at Sundown (2003); Terror at Baxter 'U' (2003); Three Can Keep a Secret (2006); To Become One (2002); The Traveler (2005); Unborn Sins (2005); The Vulture's Eye (2004); The Woodland Haunting 2 (2005). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name.

WARRIORS (2006) Ali Baba and the Seven Saracens (1964); Atlas in the Land of the Cyclops (1961); The Avenger (1962); Caesar the Conqueror (1961); Cleopatra's Daughter (1960); Colossus and the Amazon Queen (1960); Colossus and the Headhunters (1960); The Conqueror of the Orient (1962); Damon and Pythias (1962); David and Goliath (1960); Duel of Champions (1961); Fire Monsters Against the Son of Hercules (1962); Fury of Achilles (1962); Fury of Hercules (1962); The Giant of Marathon (1959); The Giants of Rome (1964); The Giants of Thessaly (1960); Gladiators of Rome (1962); Goliath and the Dragon (1960); Goliath and the Sins of Babylon (1963); Hercules Against the Barbarians (1964); Hercules Against the Mongols (1963); Hercules Against the Moon Men (1964); Hercules and the Captive Women (1961); Hercules and the Masked Rider (1963); Hercules and the Princess of Troy (1965); Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon (1964); Hercules Unchained (1959); Hero of Rome (1964); Herod the Great (1964); Kindar the Invulnerable (1964); The Last of the Vikings (1961); Maciste in King Solomon's Mines (1964); Mole Men Against the Son of Hercules (1961); Queen of the Amazons (1947); Romulus and the Sabines (1961); Samson and the Seven Miracles of the World (1961); Son of Hercules in the Land of Darkness (1963); Son of Samson (1960); Spartacus and the Ten Gladiators (1964); The Ten Gladiators (1960); Thor and the Amazon Women (1960); Triumph of the Son of Hercules (1961); Two Gladiators (1964); Ulysses Against the Son of Hercules (1961); Ursus in the Land of Fire (1963); Ursus in the Valley of the Lions (1961); Vengeance of Ursus (1961); Vulcan, Son of Jupiter (1961); The White Warrior (1959). Later, Mill Creek Entertainment rereleased this collection with a new packaging and cover art. This time, five films -- The Avenger, David and Goliath, The Giants of Rome, Queen of the Amazons, and Son of Hercules in the Land of Darkness -- were replaced by Devil of the Desert Against the Son of Hercules (1964), Gladiators Seven (1962), Hercules and the Haunted World (1961), The Lion of Thebes (1964), and Sandokan, Pirate of Malaysia (1964).

100-MOVIE PACKS

BLOODY NIGHTMARES (2008) Abberdine County Conjuror (2006); Barely Legal Lesbian Vampires (2003); Before I Die (2003); The Bewitching (2006); Blood Legend (2006); Blood Sucking Babes from Burbank (2006); Burning Dead (2004); A Candle in the Dark (2002); Capture the Flag (2003); Catholic Ghoulgirls (2005); The Crate (2007); The Crawlspace (2006); The Crucifier (2005); The Cutting Room (2006); Dead Body Man (2004); Dead is Dead (1992); The Dead Live (2006); Dead 7 (2000); Death from Beyond (2006); Demon Seduction (2005); Demon Slaughter (2008); Devil's Moon (2004); Disk Jockey (2006); Dominion (2006); Edgar Allan Poe's Madhouse (1991); Flesh Eating Ghouls from Outer Space (2006); From Venus (2005); Goblin (1993); Gorno (2004); Goth (2003); Granny (1999); Hell's Highway (2002); Hellbound: Book of the Dead (2003); High Desert (1993); Hip Hop Locos (2001); Hollywood Vampyr (2002); Human Behavior (2005); I Dream of Dracula (2003); I Hate You (2004); Inexchange (2006); Invitation (2003); Jim Haggerty's The Slasher (2000); Kill the Scream Queen (2004); Kill Them and Eat Them (2003); Las Vegas Blood Bath (1989); Lifeblood (2006); The Lunar Pack (2004); Massacre (1989); Matthew (1973); Mayhem Motel (2001); The Night Owl (1993); Nightmare Asylum (1992); Nightmare Museum (2006); None Left Standing (2002); Off the Beaten Path (2004); Parasite (2004); Prehistoric Bimbos in Armageddon City (1991); Purvos (2006); Rape is a Circle (2006); Reanimator Academy (1992); Redneck County Fever (1997); Revenge of la Llorona (2006); The River: Legend of la Llorona (2005); Rose of Death (2007); Scarlet Fry's Junkfood Horrorest (2007); Season in Hell (2004); Serial Killer (2002); ShadowHunters (2004); Shower of Blood (2004); The Shunned House (2003); Siege of Evil (2005); Skyggen (2005); Slasher (1985); Sleep Disorder (2005); So Mort It Be (2004); The Somnambulists (2005); Soul of the Demon (1991); Strange Things Happen at Sundown (2003); Suburban Sasquatch (2004); The Summer of the Massacre (2006); Tales of Terror (2003); Terror at Baxter 'U' (2003); Terror Toons (2002); Thirteen (1987); This Darkness (2003); Three Can Keep a Secret (2006); To Become One (2002); Todd Sheets' Sorority Babes in the Dance-A-Thon of Death (1991); Toe Tags (2003); The Traveler (2006); Unborn Sins (2007); Up for Rent (2006); Vampire Hunter (2004); The Veil (2005); The Vulture's Eye (2004); When Heaven Comes Down (2002); Wishbone (2000); The Witching (1993); The Woodland Haunting 2 (2006); Zombie Rampage (1989). Released under the Pendulum Pictures company name. This box set contains both "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares: 50 Movie Pack" and "Tomb of Terrors: 50 Movie Pack".

HORROR CLASSICS (2007) The Amazing Transparent Man (1960); The Ape Man (1943); The Atomic Brain (1964); Attack of the Monsters (1969); The Bat (1926); Beast from Haunted Cave (1959); Blood Tide (1982); Bowery at Midnight (1942); The Brain Machine (1977); Bride of the Gorilla (1951); The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920); Chloe, Love is Calling You (1934); Condemned to Live (1935); Count Dracula and His Vampire Bride (1974); Creeper (1977); Crimes at the Dark House (1940); The Crimes of Stephen Hawke (1936); Crypt of the Living Dead (1973); The Curse of the Headless Horseman (1974); Death by Dialogue (1988); The Devil Bat (1940); Devil Monster (1946); Devil's Daughter (1939); The Devil's Messenger (1962); Devil's Partner (1962); Don't Look in the Basement (1973); Don't Open Till Christmas (1984); Eegah (1962); Evil Brain from Outer Space (1965); The Fury of the Wolf Man (1972); The Ghost Walks (1934); Good Against Evil (1977); Hands of Steel (1986); The Head (1959); Horror of the Zombies (1974); Horrors of Spider Island (1962); House of Danger (1934); House of Mystery (1934); House of Secrets (1936); How Awful About Alan (1970); Invasion of the Bee Girls (1973); The Island Monster (1954); King of Kong Island (1968); Legacy of Blood (1971); Legend of Big Foot (1976); The Long Hair of Death (1964); Mama Dracula (1980); Man with Two Lives (1942); Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966); The Manster (1959); Midnight Phantom (1935); Midnight Shadow (1939); The Midnight Warning (1932); Moon of the Wolf (1972); Murder in the Red Barn (1935); The Murder Mansion (1972); Nabonga (1944); Never Too Late (1937); The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave (1971); Night Fright (1968); Night of the Blood Beast (1958); Night Tide (1961); Night Train to Terror (1985); One Frightened Night (1935); A Passenger to Bali (1950); The Phantom (1931); The Phantom Creeps (1939); The Phantom Express (1932); The Phantom of Soho (1964); Prisoners of the Lost Universe (1983); Rattlers (1976); Rogues Tavern (1936); The Sadist (1963); Savage Weekend (1976); Scared to Death (1946); She Gods of Shark Reef (1958); She-Beast (1966); Shock (1946); Sisters of Death (1977); Slave of the Cannibal God (1978); The Snow Creature (1954); Snowbeast (1977); Sound of Horror (1964); Spare Parts (1979); A Strange Adventure (1956); Strangers of the Evening (1932); Tales of Frankenstein (1958); Teenage Zombies (1959); Terror Creatures from the Grave (1965); Torture Ship (1939); Trauma (1978); Unsane (1982); Vampire's Night Orgy (1973); Voodoo Black Exorcist (1973); A Walking Nightmare (1942); War of the Robots (1978); The Wasp Woman (1960); Werewolf of Washington (1973); The White Gorilla (1945); White Pongo (1945). Every movie from last year's "Tales of Terror: 50 Movie Pack" are included in this giant collection. The rest of the films are taken from various Mill Creek Entertainment's 50 Movie packages, including this year's release of "Night Screams: 50 Movie Pack". Later, this 100 Movie compilation was rereleased with a different cover and some changes to the film title selections. The Fury of the Wolf Man, Good Against Evil, and How Awful About Alan were replaced with Creepers (1985), Vengeance of the Zombies (1973), and The Werewolf vs. the Vampire Women (1971).

SCI-FI CLASSICS (2007) Alien Contamination (1980); Alien Species (1996); Alien Zone (1978); All the Kind Strangers (1974); The Alpha Incident (1977); The Amazing Transparent Man (1960); Assignment: Outer Space (1960); The Astral Factor (1976); The Atomic Brain (1964); Atomic Rulers of the World (1965); Attack from Space (1965); Attack of the Monsters (1969); Beast of the Yellow Night (1971); Blood Tide (1982); The Brain Machine (1977); Bride of the Gorilla (1951); The Cold Room (1984); Colossus and the Amazon Queen (1960); Cosmos: War of the Planets (1977); Counterblast (1948); The Day the Sky Exploded (1958); Death Warmed Up (1984); Destroy All Planets (1968); The Disappearance of Flight 412 (1974); Doomsday Machine (1972); Eegah (1962); Embryo (1976); End of the World (1977); Eternal Evil (1985); Evil Brain from Outer Space (1965); First Spaceship on Venus (1960); Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe (1940); Frozen Alive (1966); The Fury of the Wolf Man (1972); The Galaxy Invader (1985); Gammera the Invincible (1966); Giants of Rome (1964); Good Against Evil (1977); Hercules Against the Moon Men (1964); Hercules and the Captive Women (1961); Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon (1964); Hercules Unchained (1959); Horrors of Spider Island (1962); House of the Living Dead (1973); How Awful About Alan (1970); Idaho Transfer (1973); The Incredible Petrified World (1957); Killers from Space (1954); Kong Island (1968); Laser Mission (1990); The Lost City Part 1 (1935); The Lost City Part 2 (1935); Lost Jungle (1934); The Lost World (1925); The Lucifer Complex (1978); Maciste in Hell (1925); The Manster (1959); Mesa of Lost Women (1953); The Mistress of Atlantis (1932); Mole Men Against the Son of Hercules (1961); Moon of the Wolf (1972); Night Fright (1968); The Nightmare Never Ends (1980); Panic (1976); The Phantom Creeps (1939); Phantom from Space (1953); The Phantom Planet (1961); Piranha, Piranha (1972); Planet Outlaws (1953); Prehistoric Women (1950); Prisoners of the Lost Universe (1983); Queen of the Amazons (1947); Radio Ranch (1935); Return of Dr. Mabuse (1961); Ring of Terror (1962); Robot Pilot (1941); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Crash of the Moons (1954); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Menace from Outer Space (1956); Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964); Shadow of Chinatown (1936); She Gods of Shark Reef (1958); The Snow Creature (1954); Snowbeast (1977); Son of Hercules: The Land of Darkness (1963); Star Odyssey (1979); Teenagers from Outer Space (1959); Terror at the Red Wolf Inn (1972); They (1974); They Came from Beyond Space (1967); This is Not a Test (1962); UFO: Target Earth (1974); Unknown World (1951); Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women (1968); Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet (1968); Warning from Space (1956); Warriors of the Wasteland (1983); The Wasp Woman (1960); Werewolf Woman (1976); White Pongo (1945); The Wild Women of Wongo (1958). All titles are taken from the previous compilations "Sci-Fi Classics: 50 Movie Pack" and "Nightmare Worlds: 50 Movie Pack" to make up this package of 100 films. Only The War Game (1966) from "Nightmare Worlds" appears to be missing from this collection. The Lucifer Complex can be found in this same year's "Horror Collection: 250 Movie Pack". Later, this collection was reissued with a new cover and some changes to the names of the films. Alien Zone was included under its alternate title House of the Dead, while Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe found itself listed as Purple Death from Outer Space.

TALES OF HORROR (2008) The Alpha Incident  (1977); Anatomy of a Psycho (1961); Bad Taste (1988); Bell from Hell (1973); The Blancheville Monster (1964); The Bloody Brood (1959); Bloody Pit of Horror (1965); A Bucket of Blood (1959); Buried Alive  (1939); Carnage  (1983); Cathy's Curse (1977); City of Missing Girls (1941); The Cold (1984); The Crooked Circle (1932); Daughter of the Tong (1939); Death in the Shadows (1985); Death Rage (1976); Death Warmed Up (1984); Deep Red (1975); The Demon (1979); The Demons of Ludlow (1984); Devil Times Five (1974); The Devil's Hand (1962); The Devil's Sleep (1949); Dr. Tarr's Torture Dungeon (1972); The Driller Killer (1979); Drive-In Massacre (1974); Drums of Africa (1941); The Dungeon of Harrow (1962); The Embalmer (1965); The Face at the Window (1939); A Face in the Fog (1936); Frankenstein 80 (1972); Funeral Home (1980); The Ghost (1963); The Ghost and the Guest (1943); Ghosts on the Loose (1943); Gothic (1986); Grave of the Vampire (1972); Green Eyes (1934); Hands of a Stranger (1962); Haunts (1977); Horror Express (1972); Horrors of Spider Island (1962); House of Danger (1934); House of Mystery (1934); House of Secrets (1936); The House of the Dead (1978); I Bury the Living (1958); I Eat Your Skin (1964); I Killed That Man (1941); The Invisible Killer (1941); Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter (1966); Killers of the Sea (1937); Kiss Me Kill Me (1971); Lady Frankenstein (1971); The Legend of Bigfoot (1976); The Lion Man (1936); The Man in the Attic (1953); Manfish (1956); Medusa (1973); Messiah of Evil (1972); Metamorphosis (1990); Midnight Phantom (1935); The Midnight Warning (1932); Murder at Midnight (1931); The Murder Mansion (1972); Nabonga (1944); Naked Massacre (1976); Night Tide (1961); Oasis of the Zombies (1981); Panic (1976); A Passenger to Bali (1950); The Phantom (1931); The Phantom Express (1932); The Phantom of 42nd Street (1936); The Revenge of Dr. X (1970); The Savage Girl (1932); Scream Bloody Murder (1975); A Scream in the Night (1935); The Shadow of Silk Lennox (1935); She Gods of Shark Reef (1958); Shock (1946); A Shot in the Dark (1935); Silent Night, Bloody Night (1974); Sisters of Death (1977); Slashed Dreams (1974); Snowbeast (1977); Son of Ingagi (1940); Strangers of the Evening (1932); The Tell-Tale Heart (1960); The Thirteenth Guest (1932); The Ticket of Leave Man (1937); Track of the Moon Beast (1976); Vampire's Night Orgy (1973); Wanted: Babysitter (1975); War of the Robots (1978); The Wasp Woman (1960); Werewolf in a Girl's Dormitory (1962); The Witch's Mountain (1972). This collection is compiled by both the previous "Chilling Classics: 50 Movie Pack", "Night Screams: 50 Movie Pack", plus two additional movies: Death in the Shadows and Vampire's Night Orgy.

250-MOVIE PACKS

HORROR COLLECTION (2007) Alien Contamination (1980); Alien Species (1996); All the Kind Strangers (1974); The Alpha Incident (1977); The Amazing Mr. X (1948); The Amazing Transparent Man (1960); Anatomy of a Psycho (1961); The Ape (1940); The Ape Man (1943); Assignment: Outer Space (1960); The Astral Factor (1976); Atlas in the Land of the Cyclops (1961); Atom Age Vampire (1960); The Atomic Brain (1964); Atomic Rulers of the World (1965); Attack from Space (1965); Attack of the Giant Leeches (1959); Attack of the Monsters (1969); The Bat (1926); The Bat (1959); Beast of the Yellow Night (1971); Beast of Yucca Flats (1961); Black Dragons (1942); Blood Tide (1982); Bloodlust (1959); Bloody Pit of Horror (1965); Bluebeard (1944); Bowery at Midnight (1942); The Brain Machine (1977); The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962); Bride of the Gorilla (1951); Buried Alive (1939); The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920); Carnage (1983); Carnival of Souls (1962); Chloe, Love is Calling You (1934); City of Missing Girls (1941); The Cold Room (1984); Colossus and the Amazon Queen (1960); Colossus and the Headhunters (1960); Condemned to Live (1935); The Corpse Vanishes (1942); Cosmos: War of the Planets (1977); Counterblast (1948); Creature from the Haunted Sea (1961); Crimes at the Dark House (1940); The Crimes of Stephen Hawke (1936); The Crooked Circle (1932); Crypt of the Living Dead (1973); The Curse of the Headless Horseman (1974); Daughter of the Tong (1939); The Day the Sky Exploded (1958); Dead Men Walk (1943); Death Warmed Up (1984); Dementia 13 (1963); Destroy All Planets (1968); The Devil Bat (1940); Devil Monster (1946); Devil's Daughter (1939); The Devil's Messenger (1962); Devil's Partner (1962); The Devil's Sleep (1949); The Disappearance of Flight 412 (1974); Doomed to Die (1940); Doomsday Machine (1972); Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920); Drums of Africa (1941); The Dungeon of Harrow (1962); Eegah (1962); The Embalmer (1965); Embryo (1976); End of the World (1977); Eternal Evil (1985); Evil Brain from Outer Space (1965); The Face at the Window (1939); A Face in the Fog (1936); The Fatal Hour (1940); Fire Monsters Against the Son of Hercules (1962); First Spaceship on Venus (1960); Frankenstein 80 (1972); Frozen Alive (1966); The Fury of the Wolf Man (1972); The Galaxy Invader (1985); Gamera the Invincible (1966); The Ghost and the Guest (1943); The Ghost Walks (1934); Ghosts on the Loose (1943); The Giant Gila Monster (1959); The Giants of Rome (1964); Goliath and the Dragon (1960); Good Against Evil (1977); The Gorilla (1939); Grave of the Vampire (1972); Green Eyes (1934); Hands of Steel (1986); The Head (1959); Hercules Against the Moonmen (1964); Hercules and the Captive Women (1961); Hercules and the Masked Rider (1963); Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon (1964); Hercules Unchained (1959); Horrors of Spider Island (1962); House of Danger (1934); House of Mystery (1934); House of Secrets (1936); The House of the Dead (1978); House of the Living Dead (1973); The House on Haunted Hill (1959); How Awful About Alan (1970); The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923); I Killed That Man (1941); Idaho Transfer (1973); The Incredible Petrified World (1957); The Indestructible Man (1956); The Invisible Ghost (1941); The Invisible Killer (1941); The Island Monster (1954); The Killer Shrews (1959); Killers from Space (1954); Killers of the Sea (1937); King of Kong Island (1968); King of the Zombies (1941); Kiss Me Kill Me (1971); Laser Mission (1990); The Last Man on Earth (1960); Last Woman on Earth (1960); The Lion Man (1936); The Little Shop of Horrors (1960); The Long Hair of Death (1964); The Lost City Part 1 (1935); The Lost City Part 2 (1935); Lost Jungle (1934); The Lost World (1925); The Lucifer Complex (1978); Maciste in Hell (1925); The Mad Monster (1942); Man with Two Lives (1942); Manfish (1956); Maniac (1934); Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966); The Manster (1959); Mesa of Lost Women (1953); Metropolis (1927); Midnight Phantom (1935); Midnight Shadow (1939); The Midnight Warning (1932); The Mistress of Atlantis (1932); Mole Men Against the Son of Hercules (1961); Monster from a Prehistoric Planet (1967); The Monster Maker (1944); The Monster Walks (1932); Moon of the Wolf (1972); Murder at Midnight (1931); Murder in the Red Barn (1935); Nabonga (1944); Never Too Late (1937); Night America Trembled (1957); The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave (1971); Night Fright (1968); Night of the Blood Beast (1958); Night of the Living Dead (1968); Night Tide (1961); Nightmare Castle (1965); The Nightmare Never Ends (1980); Nosferatu (1922); One Body Too Many (1944); One Frightened Night (1935); One Step Beyond: The Peter Hurkos Story Part 1 (1960); One Step Beyond: The Peter Hurkos Story Part 2 (1960); Panic (1976); A Passenger to Bali (1950); The Phantom (1931); The Phantom Creeps (1939); The Phantom Express (1932); Phantom from Space (1953); Phantom from 10,000 Leagues (1956); The Phantom of 42nd Street (1936); The Phantom of Soho (1964); The Phantom of the Opera (1925); The Phantom Planet (1961); Piranha, Piranha (1972); Planet Outlaws (1953); Prehistoric Women (1950); Prisoners of the Lost Universe (1983); Purple Death from Outer Space (1940); Queen of the Amazons (1947); Radio Ranch (1935); Return of Dr. Mabuse (1961); Revolt of the Zombies (1936); Ring of Terror (1962); Robot Pilot (1941); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Crash of the Moons (1954); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Menace from Outer Space (1956); Rogues Tavern (1936); The Sadist (1963); Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964); The Savage Girl (1932); Scared to Death (1946); A Scream in the Night (1935); The Screaming Skull (1958); Shadow of Chinatown (1936); The Shadow of Silk Lennox (1935); She Gods of Shark Reef (1958); She-Beast (1966); Shock (1946); A Shot in the Dark (1935); A Shriek in the Night (1933); Sisters of Death (1977); The Snow Creature (1954); Snowbeast (1977); Son of Hercules: The Land of Darkness (1963); Son of Ingagi (1940); Sound of Horror (1964); Star Odyssey (1979); A Strange Adventure (1956); Strangers of the Evening (1932); Swamp Women (1955); Tales of Frankenstein (1958); Teenage Zombies (1959); Teenagers from Outer Space (1959); The Tell-Tale Heart (1960); The Terror (1963); Terror at the Red Wolf Inn (1972); Terror Creatures from the Grave (1965); They (1974); They Came from Beyond Space (1967); The Thirteenth Guest (1932); This is Not a Test (1962); The Ticket of Leave Man (1937); Tormented (1960); Torture Ship (1939); UFO: Target Earth (1974); Unknown World (1951); The Vampire Bat (1933); Vampire's Night Orgy (1973); Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women (1968); Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet (1968); Vulcan, Son of Jupiter (1961); A Walking Nightmare (1942); Wanted: Babysitter (1975); War of the Robots (1978); Warning from Space (1956); Warriors of the Wasteland (1983); The Wasp Woman (1960); Werewolf of Washington (1973); Werewolf Woman (1976); The White Gorilla (1945); White Pongo (1945); White Zombie (1932); The Wild Women of Wongo (1958); The World Gone Mad (1933). This incredible 250 Movie Package includes every title from Mill Creek's previous "Horror Classics: 50 Movie Pack", "Sci-Fi Classics: 50 Movie Pack", "Nightmare Worlds: 50 Movie Pack", "Night Screams: 50 Movie Pack", and a few selections from "Warriors: 50 Movie Pack". The only film missing from 'Nightmare Worlds' is The War Game (1966). As a bonus, this generous collection also includes The Lucifer Complex, Night America Trembled, and One Step Beyond: The Peter Hurkos Story Parts 1 & 2.

Other DVDs from Mill Creek Entertainment  that may be of interest are: America's Serial Killers: Portraits in Evil (2009), Beyond Reality: The First Season (2007),  Dungeons & Dragons the Animated Series (2009), Dungeons & Dragons the Animated Series: Beginnings (2009), Giant 600 Cartoon Collection (2008), He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Origins (2009), He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: The Complete Series (2009), One Step Beyond: The Complete Collection (2008), UFOs: We Are Not Alone... (2007), Ultraman: The Complete Series (2009), The Very Best of One Step Beyond: 50 Episodes (2007), and The Very Best of One Step Beyond: The Final Chapters (2008) .