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Director: Jesus Franco
Synopsis: Gumshoe Sam Morgan (Christopher Mitchum) faces his most vexing case yet: The daughter of a rich and powerful business magnate has entrusted him with the task of finding his daughter, who's gone missing. His sleuthing leads him to Paris and the mysterious Dr. Flamand, who may know exactly where the abductee is. But before Sam can find her, he must first get a handle on the not-so-good doctor, who isn't as forthcoming as he seems. ... Read more
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| Faceless Monster, The (1965) |
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Director: Mario Caiano
Synopsis: The greedy Dr. Stephen Arrowsmith (Paul Miller, aka Paul Müller) conspires to surprise his unfaithful wife Muriel in the greenhouse (Barbara Steele) as she pursues an illicit affair with handyman David (Rik Battaglia). Stephen tortures them both to death, slowly, removes their hearts, and then cremates what's left. But Stephen's expected inheritance goes to Muriel's identical sister Jenny (Steele again), forcing Stephen to restart from scratch by wooing and marrying a bl ... Read more
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| Fear No Evil (1981) |
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Director: Frank LaLoggia
Synopsis: Shy, introverted high school student Andrew has always been teased by classmates. When he finally realizes his feelings of alienation stem from the fact that he's the Antichrist, his true identity and powers begin to surface, and he plots horrific revenge. Two archangels - in the form of Andrew's elderly next-door neighbor and a fellow student - prepare to confront him...and soon the two forces are engaged in a climactic battle for superiority. ... Read more
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| Fearless Vampire Killers, The (2008) |
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Director: Roman Polanski
Synopsis: A pair of bumbling vampire-hunters attempts to destroy an undead nobleman and his cronies and rescue a buxom maiden in actor/director Roman Polanski's playful update of the venerable vampire genre. Bat expert and vampire obsessive Professor Abronsius (Jack MacGowran) barely survives his journey through the Alps into snowy Slovenia to continue his oft-maligned research into the undead. Thawed out by his hapless assistant, Alfred (Polanski), and the frisky local innkeeper, ... Read more
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| Fever Lake (1996) |
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Director: Ralph E. Portillo
Synopsis: In this horror outing, a bunch of teens decide to spend the night in a supposedly haunted cabin on the shores of the title lake. Ignoring the warning of wiser locals, the kids settle in for what will prove to be a long and terrifying night. ~All Movie Guide ... Read more
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| Fiend (1980) |
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Director: Don Dohler
Synopsis: Housewives suddenly turn up dead in a peaceful neighborhood. Could that reclusive new neighbor have anything to do with it? That's what one suburbanite wants to find out. Said suburbanite is then added to the mystery killer's hit list. B-flick regulars Don Liefert, George Stover head the cast. ~All Movie Guide ... Read more
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| Fiend Without a Face (1958) |
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Director: Arthur Crabtree
Synopsis: This sci-fi horror cult classic is based in and around a U.S. long-range radar installation in the Canadian wilderness, where soldiers and civilians alike are being struck dead by an unseen force. At first, the base commander believes these murders may have been the work of spies operating out of the woods -- a theory supported by unexplained fluctuations in power output from the base's nuclear plant. Because of the proximity of this reactor, residents of the nearby town ... Read more
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| Fifth Cord, The (1971) |
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Director: Luigi Bazzoni
Synopsis: Luigi Bazzoni (Le Orme) directed this outstanding giallo thriller starring Franco Nero as a hard-drinking newspaperman who gets involved in a string of brutal murders. After he investigates the first, he becomes a suspect himself but eventually manages to unravel a complex plot involving blackmail, adultery, and private sex shows. Wolfgang Preiss plays a creepy doctor, and Edmund Purdom is around as well. The impressive score is by Ennio Morricone, and the film looks gre ... Read more
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| Five Dolls for an August Moon (1970) |
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Director: Mario Bava
Synopsis: Legendary horror director Mario Bava did not want to make this standard thriller, and it certainly bears the lackadaisical mark of a contractual-obligation film. The plot is yet another variant on the Ten Little Indians story, with an inventor taking a group of investors to an island, where they are murdered one by one by an unseen killer. There are picturesque beach scenes and some well-composed images of bodies hanging in a meat locker, but it has all been done ... Read more
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| Flesh and Blood Show, The (1972) |
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Director: Pete Walker
Synopsis: Hired by the mysterious Theatre Group 40 to perform an improvisational revue, a company of young actors (including Jenny Hanley, Ray Brooks, Luan Peters, Judy Matheson and Candace Glendenning) dutifully reports to a run-down playhouse at the end of a British pier. But it doesn't take long for them to realize that the person paying for their so-called "Flesh and Blood Show" doesn't really want them to put it on -- he'd rather watch them die. ~Netflix ... Read more
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| Flesh Eaters, The (1964) |
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Director: Jack Curtis
Synopsis: This thoroughly weird but truly inspired monster flick is one of the earliest gore films to splatter across drive-in screens in the years prior to Herschell Gordon Lewis' notorious Blood Trilogy. The plot finds a besotted movie star (Rita Morley) and her entourage trapped on an island surrounded by aquatic flesh-munching amoebas (represented by scratches on the film emulsion) created by mad scientist Peter Bartell (Martin Kosleck). These sparkly little death-blobs make m ... Read more
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| Flowers in the Attic (1987) |
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Director: Jeffrey Bloom
Synopsis: This haunting suspense thriller is based on the acclaimed novel by V.C. Andrews. After a tragic accident leaves them fatherless, four children return to their mother's mysterious family mansion in hopes of an inheritance. Instead, they are imprisoned and abandoned by their evil grandmother, leaving them to survive a nightmare of cruelty, forbidden passion and a final shocking discovery that will shatter their innocence forever. ... Read more
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| Fly, The (1958) |
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Director: Kurt Neumann
Synopsis: Wealthy Helene Delambre (Patricia Owens) is discovered late at night in the factory owned by her husband Andre (David Hedison). Helene stands beside a huge metal press, which has crushed the head and arm of her husband. Held for murder, the near-catatonic Helene refuses to tell anyone--not even Andre's brother Francois (Vincent Price)--why she did it. Francois cannot help but notice that Helene reacts in mortal terror when a tiny flies zips through the room. Nor can he d ... Read more
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| Fog, The (1980) |
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Director: John Carpenter
Synopsis: While an old, weather-beaten fisherman tells a ghost story to fascinated children huddled by a campfire, a piece of driftwood in a child's hands begins to glow, and an eerie fog envelops the seaside community of Antonio Bay. From its midst emerges demonic victims of a century-old shipwreck seeking revenge on the small town. ... Read more
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| Forbidden World (1982) |
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Director: Allan Holzman
Synopsis: The plot -- which, of course, is irrelevant to the action -- involves a food-research team on a distant planet, whose latest genetic product decides it would rather eat than be eaten...and boy, is it hungry. Then enters our hero, an undefined government specialist (Jesse Vint) whose dreams in hypersleep find their way into almost every scene in the film -- his apparent powers of precognition, however, are never mentioned. Vint responds to the team's distress signal and s ... Read more
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| Four Flies On Grey Velvet (1971) |
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Director: Dario Argento
Synopsis: Pushed to the edge of sanity by a series of troubling phones calls and strange occurrences, up-and-coming musician Roberto (Michael Brandon) confronts the stranger he believes is stalking him. When he accidentally stabs the man to death, things go from bad to worse. On the following day, Robert receives an envelope at his home that contains photographs of the shocking murder. Horror icon Dario Argento directs this chilling tale of terror. ... Read more
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| Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake, The (1959) |
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Director: Edward L. Cahn
Synopsis: In The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake, a centuries-old family curse is visited on two brothers as they attempt to unravel the mystery behind the sinister spell. ... Read more
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| Frankenstein 1970 (1958) |
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Director: Howard W. Koch
Synopsis: Boris Karloff plays the role of Baron Victor Von Frankenstein, who suffered at the hands of the Nazis as punishment for not cooperating with them during World War II. He suffers much disfigurement but continues his work as a scientist. The baron allows a television crew to film a documentary about his monster-making family at his castle in Germany. The crew gives him enough money to buy an atomic reactor and uses it to create a hulking monster, which proceeds to kill off ... Read more
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| Frankenstein Conquers the World (1965) |
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Director: Ishirô Honda
Synopsis: This hilarious monster mess from the makers of the Godzilla series (including director Inoshiro Honda) essentially recruits Mary Shelley's classic creature into the ever-growing ranks of Japanese city-stomping behemoths -- albeit with a less colorful costume. The only nod to the original Frankenstein involves the monster's reanimated heart, rescued from Nazi Germany and blasted with radiation in the Hiroshima blast. When the heart is accidentally eaten (don't ask) by a J ... Read more
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| Frankenstein Created Woman (1967) |
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Director: Terence Fisher
Synopsis: Hammer Studios followed up Evil of Frankenstein with this entertaining sequel, again starring Peter Cushing as the quintessential mad scientist obsessed with the reanimation of dead bodies and the creation of superhuman creatures. His latest project involves transferring the mind of a wrongly-executed man into the body of his lover (former Playboy centerfold Susan Denberg), whose own suicide left her horribly disfigured. After restoring her beauty, the Doctor perf ... Read more
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