(1986) (98Ms) Directed by William Riead. Starring : Tonny Tulleners, Don Murray, Robert Logan, John Anderson.
Starring international middleweight Karate champion (he actual BEAT Chuck Norris!) Tonny Tulleners as Steve Woods – code-name ‘Scorpion’ – a top U.S. counter-intelligence agent. After thwarting a hijacking attempt, Woods is charged with protecting one of the hijackers (Adam Ageli) who is willing to turn over evidence in a plea bargain deal. When the deal goes south, and his partner is killed, it is up to Woods to take on the terrorists and end their unwholesome threat once and for all!

(1986) (88Ms) Directed by Frank Harris. Starring: Gregg Henry, Jeff Conway, Simone Griffeth, Leslie Nielsen.
Rogue former Navy Seal, Lt. Matt Ryder (Henry), is called back into service. His mission : to take down a group of international terrorists who are intercepting the U.S. government’s nuclear warhead shipments. Can Ryder end this international menace before it is too late?!?

(1968) (85Ms)
Directed by Derek Thomas (Peter Bogdanovich). Starring: Mamie Van Doren, Mary
Marr, Paige Lee, Aldo Romani, James David.
The third feature producer Roger Corman was able to cut out of the Russian sci-fi film “Planeta Burg”. This time Peter Bogdanovich does the re-edit of the original feature and the shooting of new footage with hot movie babe Mamie Van Doren. In the year 1998 an Earth rocket ship, on the way to Venus, is damaged by a meteor and crashes. A new space expedition is gotten together to search for survivors on Venus. Along the way they must deal with dinosaur-worshipping Venusians and their deadly queen Moana (Van Doren). Good thing they have the aide of their mechanical man, John the Robot – Robbie’s Communist counterpart.

(1958) (73Ms) Dir. by James L. Wolcott.
Starring: Jean Hawkshaw, Johnny Walsh, Mary Ann Webb, Adrienne Bourbeau.
Thousands of years ago, in the murky distant past of mankind, on the remote tropical island of Wongo, a tribe of beautiful women pine for company. Meanwhile, on the nearby island of Goona, a tribe of handsome men also search for companionship. What keep these tribes apart are bands of ugly Neanderthal men and women (respectively) on each of their islands. Fate intervenes as a group from each tribe adventures out to explore. Will they manage to meet up, settle their differences and come together? You better hope so – for the future of mankind!

(1951) (74Ms) Directed by Terry O. Morse. Starring: Bruce Kellogg, Marilyn Nash, Otto Waldis, Jim Bannon, Victor Kilian. Fearing the destruction of mankind from atomic devastation, a group of scientists devise a plan to tunnel deep into the Earth in order to create a refuge for humanity. With the financial backing of the multi-millionaire businessman Wright Tompson (Kellogg), brilliant scientist Dr. Jerimiah Morley (Kilian) builds a giant travelling drill – The Cyclotron. Soon, the scientists are boring toward the center of the Earth. As they do, they stumble upon a hidden cavern deep within the Earth, and then the true adventure (and horror) begins…

(1984) (80Ms) Directed by Charles Band, David Allen, John Carl Buechler, Stephen Ford, Peter Manoogian, Ted Nicolau and Rosemarie Turko. Starring: Richard Moll, Jeffrey Byron, Leslie Wing, Daniel Dion, Gina Calabrese. Mestema (Moll), a demonic wizard from another dimension, challenges a computer programmer (Byron) to a battle of sorcery versus technology where the prize is the programmer’s girl…and his immortal soul! Each challenge is a segment directed by Band’s production company’s stable of directors. Includes a soundtrack by (and segment starring) heavy metal rockers W.A.S.P. Fun fact: it was originally called “Ragewar”, but the U.S. distributors (Empire Pictures) changes the name to cash in on the growing popularity of a little role-playing game called ‘Dungeons and Dragons’.