ANGEL, ANGEL, DOWN WE GO DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: run time: 93 mins. USA. Color.
directed by: Robert Thom
description: A.K.A. "Cult of the Damned" Tara Nicole (Holly Near) is an 18-year-old girl from a wealthy family. She rebels against her parents by taking up with a rock band lead by Bogart (Jordan Christopher). Singer Lou Rawls and Roddy McDowell make up part of the band, whose members end up seducing the young teen and her mother Astrid (Jennifer Jones). Tara's mom makes her first and last jump from an airplane with a faulty parachute and her father (Charles Aidman) is found hanging from the diving board poolside. The band manages to wreck Tara's life in this implausible feature. Holly Near would go on to become a feminist folk singer and begin a series of college tours in the 1970s, promoting peace.

ANNA DVD (1967) $14.99 new transfer with english subtitles!
run time: 87 minutes. France. Color. English subtitles.
directed by: Pierre Koralnik
description: Released in 1967, this was the first color film made for French TV. Starring Anna Karina (of Jean-Luc Godard film fame), Marianne Faithfull (who sings one song) & Serge Gainsbourg (who also wrote the amazing music). Anna is a bizarre pop art/comedy/musical filled with bright vibrant colors, strange, hallucinatory scenes and some of the best songs Serge ever wrote. The story is about a man obsessively looking for a woman he saw in a photograph. A truly charming and entertaining movie that every Gainsbourg fan should see. WATCH CLIP

THE APPOINTMENT DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 115 mins. USA. Color. Widescreen.
directed by: Sidney Lumet
description: Sidney Lumet directed this romantic melodrama involving deceit and marital secrets. The film takes place in Rome where lawyer Federico Fendi (Omar Sharif) falls in love with his colleague Renzo's (Fausto Tozzi) fiancee Carla (Anouk Aimee). Renzo warns Federico that Carla is actually a high-priced call girl, but Federico refuses to believe it. Instead, Carla and Federico marry. After the wedding however, Federico notices that Carla has been making curious disappearances from her domestic home. Recalling Renzo's warning, Federico begins the secretly follow her to find out the truth.

THE APRIL FOOLS DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 95 mins. USA. Color.
directed by: Stuart Rosenberg
description: Newly-promoted if none too happily married Howard Brubaker (Jack Lemmon) leaves a rowdy Company party early with the stunning Catherine (Catherine Deneuve), whom it turns out is herself unhappily married - to the boss. They spend an innocent night in New York becoming more and more attracted to each other, so that when Catherine announces she intends to leave her husband and return to Paris Howard asks to go along too. In the cold light of morning problems and pressures from spouses crowd in.

THE BEST HOUSE IN LONDON DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 93 minutes. Color. UK.
directed by: Philip Saville
description: In this British farce, the British Home Secretary satisfies the men of London by sanctioning a government-run brothel. This comedy chronicles what happens when secretary John Bird appoints Sir Francis Leybourne (George Sanders) to run the place. Bird then has his lovely girlfriend Babbette (Dany Robin) act as the Madame. Sir Leybourne gets killed, leaving his prim niece Josephine Pacefoot (Joanna Pettet) in charge of the cathouse. A staunch believer in social reform, she is quite sure what to do with the disreputable business. Leybourne's son (David Hemmings) has plenty of ideas too and wants the fortune and the bordello for himself. The ensuing struggle creates plenty of trouble and many laughs as well as a cameo from Monty Python's John Cleese. Though the film originally received a British "X" rating, the sex is pretty tame by modern standards.

CAN HIERONYMUS MERKIN EVER FORGET MERCY HUMPPE AND FIND TRUE HAPPINESS? DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 107 minutes. UK. Color.
directed by: Anthony Newley
description: One of the strangest (and most infamous) cinematic ego trips in film history, starring Anthony Newley as a song-and-dance man who reviews his debauched past. He begins the film wearing huge, Elton John-ish sunglasses (possibly as some kind of warped tribute to "8 1/2"), while lecturing his mother and daughter in a surreal desert setting. Elements of Fellini and even Jodorowsky are present (albeit in a very bizarre way). Newley also produced, directed, wrote the screenplay and music for the film. The Holy Grail for Newley fans, and an essential addition to the collections of Golden Turkey fans. With Joan Collins, Milton Berle, George Jessel, Stubby Kaye, and Playmate Connie Kreski. WATCH CLIP

CLEGG DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 87 mins. UK. Color.
directed by: Lindsay Shonteff
description: Gilbert Wynne stars in this British programmer as Harry Clegg, detective. His mission: To track down the crazed prostitute responsible for a string of murders. When he catches up to his quarry, Clegg learns that a wicked man is truly responsible for the carnage. Gilly Grant costars as the killer hooker, who bears the risible moniker Suzy the Slag. WATCH CLIP

THE DAY THE FISH CAME OUT DVD (1967) $14.99
run time: 109 mins. GREECE / UK. Color.
directed by: Mihalis Kakogiannis
description: This Greek-British comedy film was directed and written by Michael Cacoyannis who also designed the film's costumes. A plane carrying a weapon more dangerous than a nuclear weapon goes down near Greece. To prevent panic, the officials go in dressed as tourists (who are dressed so casually that the pilots assume that they are all gay). The pilots are not to make themselves known and can't contact the rescue team. The secrecy causes a comedy of errors including the desolate Greek Isle deciding that since tourists have now arrived, they have to become touristy. Starring Tom Courtenay, Colin Blakely, Candice Bergen, and Sam Wanamaker.

DEATH LAID AN EGG DVD (1968) $14.99
run time: 87 mins. Italy. Color. Widescreen.
directed by: Giulio Questi
description: Incredible film from Giulio Questi (Django, Kill... If You Live, Shoot!). Marco (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and his wife Anna (Gina Lollobrigida) run a chicken farm. Anna's niece Gabriella (Ewa Aulin) and Marco are having an affair and plot Anna's murder. Unbeknownst to those 2 Anna and her lover, Mondaini, are cooking something up in order to go after Marco...The rest is a wild ride that is one of the best examples of the genre. A highly recommended Euro-trash masterpiece. Includes theatrical trailer!

A DEGREE OF MURDER DVD (1967) $14.99
run time: 76 mins. Germany. Color.
directed by: Volker Schlondorff
description: Despite its film noir trappings, director Volker Schlondorff's dispassionate thriller transcends its sub genre to become a more broad-based study of alienation and angst in West Germany during the 1960s. Clearly a product of its times, the film stars erstwhile sex symbol Anita Pallenberg (Performance) as Marie, who shoots her ex-lover (Werner Enke) when he comes to her apartment and attempts to rape her. Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones, who was dating Pallenberg at the time, makes a brief appearance in the film as well as writing and performing the bouncy, psychedelic score just months before his untimely death.

DUFFY DVD (1968) $14.99
run time: 101 mins. UK. Color. Widescreen.
directed by: Robert Parrish
description: In this caper comedy, Duffy (James Coburn) is a shaggy bohemian living in Tangiers who is approached for a less-than-legal business proposition by two half-brothers, carefree Stephane Calvert (James Fox) and stuffy businessman Antony Calvert (John Alderton). Charles Calvert (James Mason) is a mean-spirited multi-millionaire who shows his sons little affection and isn't very interested in cutting them in for the family fortune. While the Calvert Brothers are persuasive, Stephane's beautiful girlfriend Segolene (Suzannah York) is even more so, and Duffy finds that he not only wants to steal the cash from Charles, but the girl away from Stephane. Journalists and fans frequently asked Mr Coburn to name his favorite film, he once responded "I think my favorite is still Duffy, Flint was a cat but Duffy was real. He had something to say."

EYE OF THE CAT DVD (1969) $14.99 new theatrical version!
run time: 97 mins. USA. Color. Theatrical Version.
directed by: David Lowell Rich
description: This offbeat potboiler from Psycho scripter Joseph Stefano involves a plot hatched by mod couple Wylie (Michael Sarrazin) and Kassia (Gayle Hunnicutt) to murder Wylie's wealthy, cat-loving aunt Danny (Eleanor Parker). There's only one hitch in their scheme, but it's a doozy: Wylie suffers from a severe case of ailurophobia -- an irrational fear of all cats. In order for their plot to succeed, the pair must first eliminate Aunt Danny's legions of feline companions...which turns out to be much more difficult than expected, thanks to a sly, deadly counter-plot. Notes on alternate versions: This is the original "more intense" theatrical version featuring the plots original supernatural elements and an army of killer housecats.

EYE OF THE CAT DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 102 mins. USA. Color. TV Version.
directed by: David Lowell Rich
description: This offbeat potboiler from Psycho scripter Joseph Stefano involves a plot hatched by mod couple Wylie (Michael Sarrazin) and Kassia (Gayle Hunnicutt) to murder Wylie's wealthy, cat-loving aunt Danny (Eleanor Parker). There's only one hitch in their scheme, but it's a doozy: Wylie suffers from a severe case of ailurophobia -- an irrational fear of all cats. In order for their plot to succeed, the pair must first eliminate Aunt Danny's legions of feline companions...which turns out to be much more difficult than expected, thanks to a sly, deadly counter-plot. Notes on alternate versions: This is the Network-TV version with a different "less intense" last half-hour, replacing the plot's supernatural element and an army of killer housecats with one somewhat-menacing housecat and a person with a paranoid delusion. This was made from outtakes and a few new scenes filmed in 1971, shortly before it aired. WATCH CLIP

EYE OF THE DEVIL DVD (1966) $14.99
run time: 96 mins. UK. B&W. Widescreen.
directed by: J. Lee Thompson
description: A fine cast distinguishes this unusual supernatural thriller. When London-based vintner Phillippe de Montfaucon (David Niven) receives the bad news that dry weather is expected to destroy crops in his vineyard in France he immediately leaves for his castle, instructing his wife Catherine (Deborah Kerr) to stay behind with their children. However, Catherine's curiosity gets the better of her and she arrives to discover that the villagers who tend the grapes and watch the castle are members of a pagan cult, and that they believe the death of Marquis may be required for the future health of the crops. Eye of the Devil is certainly notable for its cast, which includes Donald Pleasance, Edward Mulhare, David Hemmings, and Sharon Tate. Includes the 11 minute 1967 featurette "All Eyes On Sharon Tate."

FEARLESS FRANK DVD (1967) $14.99
run time: 83 mins. USA. Color. Widescreen.
directed by: Philip Kaufman
description: In this eccentric independent comedy filmed in Chicago, Frank (Jon Voight) is a hayseed who heads north to the big city of Chicago, only to run afoul of gangsters and wind up murdered. Frank soon finds himself resurrected as a virtuous superhero, Fearless Frank, but a mad scientist (Severn Darden) soon crafts an evil twin, False Frank, to do his sinister bidding. Monique Van Vooren plays Plethora, one of the gangster's molls, and novelist Nelson Algren appears as Needles; much of the supporting cast was drawn from the Second City comedy troupe, including David Steinberg and Ben Carruthers.

THE FIRST TIME DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 90 mins. USA. Color.
directed by: James Neilson
description: Three teenage boys yearn for their first sexual experience in The First Time. Kenny (Wes Stern) is sent to Buffalo for the summer to visit his grandmother. Terminally bored, his pals Mike (Rick Kelman) and Tommy (Wink Roberts) arrive on their way to camp wanting Kenny to show them the famed bordello called Rosie's across the Canadian border. They meet Anna (Jacqueline Bisset), and believe since she has no passport, she must be a prostitute. Comedy ensues when the inexperienced young men are reduced to behaving like scared little boys when they realize they are not ready to take the plunge.

FLAREUP DVD (1969) $14.999
run time: 100 mins. USA. Color.
directed by: James Neilson
description: A trio of Las Vegas go-go dancers are pursued by a homicidal maniac in this suspenseful murder thriller. Alan Morris (Luke Askew) murders his wife when she seeks a divorce then goes after her three friends. Believing the women have turned his wife against him, Alan hunts down the dancers and kills one of them. A terrified Michele (Raquel Welch) flees to Los Angeles where she takes a job at a club called The Losers. She falls for the parking-lot attendant Joe (James Stacey) and romance blossoms between the two. Unfortunately, the vengeful husband Alan tracks her down and threatens to kill Joe before her eyes, but Michele is ready for him. WATCH CLIP

THE GURU DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 112 mins. UK. Color.
directed by: James Ivory
description: Tom Pickle (Michael York) is the British rock star who travels to India to learn the sitar from Ustad Zafar Khan (Uptal Dutt). Much to the dismay of his aggressive agent Chris (Barry Foster), he leaves the money-making music world behind to learn about the exotic Indian instrument. Khan believes Tom lacks focus but has the talent, and a young hippie girl arrives (Rita Tushingham) who has the focus but not the natural talent that Tom possesses. Soon the Guru Khan becomes frustrated over the lack of spiritual commitment of his students, as the rocker contemplates his return to swinging London town. WATCH CLIP

HAMMERHEAD DVD (1968) $14.99
run time: 100 mins. UK. Color.
directed by: David Miller
description: Hammerhead (Peter Vaughan) is a dangerous international criminal suspected by British Intelligence of trying to steal NATO defense secrets. In desperation, a young, charming soldier of fortune is called in to match wits and guts in man-to-man combat with Hammerhead. His name is Charles Hood (Vince Edwards) and he operates in London (the wilder parts) and moves on to the Portuguese coast in pursuit of Hammerhead and pursued by pert, kooky London model Sue Trenton (Judy Geeson). Please note: this movie has non-removable Japanese subtitles.

THE HAPPENING DVD (1967) $14.99
run time: 101 mins. USA. Color. Widescreen.
directed by: Elliot Silverstein
description: A group of young drifters (Faye Dunaway, Michael Parks, George Maharis, and Robert Walker Jr.) kidnap wealthy businessman Roc Delmonico (Anthony Quinn) just for kicks. They keep him captive, demanding a ransom for his safe release. However there is no one - wife, Mafia associates or mother - willing to part with the $200,000 ransom. Demonico is dismayed that no one appears unduly concerned about his fate and joins forces with the kidnappers to plot his revenge, blackmailing his once nearest and dearest into parting with $3,000,000 in hush money. The theme song from The Happening proved to be a major hit for Diana Ross & the Supremes -- in fact, a much bigger hit than the movie itself.

THE HAPPY ENDING DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 117 mins. USA. Color. Widescreen.
directed by: Richard Brooks
description: Suburban housewives console themselves with pills and alcohol to tolerate their spouses' infidelities in The Happy Ending. Mary Wilson (Jean Simmons) is married to Fred (John Forsythe) and she prepares for their 16th wedding-anniversary party with tranquilizers and booze. The guests are clients of Fred's, a successful tax attorney. Harry (Dick Shawn) and wife Helen (Tina Louise) are two of the guests. Helen offers herself to Fred, as Mary entertains thoughts of bedding down with the playboy Sam (Lloyd Bridges) or a young gigolo (Bobby Darin). Agnes (Nanette Fabray) is the level-headed housekeeper who wryly observes the proceedings, and Shirley Jones is on hand as one of the guests. All is not well in the suburban Shangri-La in this feature, that tends to sympathize with the female characters.

HARD CONTRACT DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 106 mins. USA. Color. Widescreen.
directed by: S. Lee Pogostin
description: John Cunningham (James Coburn) is a cold-blooded assassin sent by his superior Ramsey (Burgess Meredith) to murder three people in Europe. He takes off for Spain where he meets a foursome of jet-setting socialites. Sheila (Lee Remick) is a wealthy divorcee who falls for John. Alexi (Patrick Magee) is a former Nazi weasel who has eyes for Sheila. Adrianne (Lilli Palmer) is a social butterfly who plays Cupid for John and Sheila. Sterling Hayden and Claude Dauphin also star in this romantic story of how love can soften a man's stone-cold heart.

HERE WE GO ROUND THE MULBERRY BUSH DVD (1967) $14.99
run time: 96 mins. UK. Color. Uncut.
directed by: Clive Donner
description: Starring Barry Evans, Judy Geeson and Angela Scoular. Filmed entirely on location in the new town of Stevenage, Hertfordshire during the latter part of 1967. This comedy / drama film follows the sexual exploits of teenager Jamie McGregor and the permissive society of the 60's. The film's title track was written and performed by Traffic. The Spencer Davis Group (Winwood's previous group) also provided music and made a cameo appearance in the film.

HOLD ON! DVD (1966) $14.99
run time: 85 mins. USA. Color. Widescreen.
directed by: Arthur Lubin
description: In the wake of the Beatles' landmark film Help comes this campy movie featuring British pop-rockers Herman's Hermits. The story begins as the English cuties find themselves pursued by a NASA scientist while on a U.S. tour. The scientist is trying to determine whether the group should have a space capsule named after it. Meanwhile the lads find themselves mixed up with an ambitious starlet willing to stop at nothing, and of course there is one of their girlfriends around to complicate things. During the film's musical finale, the Hermits perform at the Rose Bowl and get their name upon the spacecraft.

IN SEARCH OF GREGORY DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 90 mins. UK. Color.
directed by: Peter Wood
description: In this psychological drama, Catherine (Julie Christie) is an attractive young woman living in Rome who is infatuated with a man named Gregory, whom she's never actually met. She flies to Geneva for a wedding ceremony and imagines Gregory to be an athlete in an advertising poster she sees at the airport; she's lost in fantasies about him, even as her brother Daniel (John Hurt), with whom she once had an incestuous relationship, attempts to seduce her. While she misses meeting Gregory, she does run into the sports star from the poster (Michael Sarrazin); but soon discovers that his chiseled looks don't match his drab personality. WATCH CLIP

INTERLUDE DVD (1968) $14.99
run time: 113 mins. UK. Color.
directed by: Kevin Billington
description: Stefan Zelter (Oskar Werner) is a classical orchestra conductor who is sued for libel after statements made in a newspaper interview. He finds himself blacklisted and out of work and leaves his wife Antonia (Virginia Maskell) to be with the reporter Sally (Barbara Ferris). His wife nobly tells him he must never give up his music even though the two may never reconcile. Comedian John Cleese has a straight role as a television publicist and Donald Sutherland plays the role of a mutual friend whose marriage is on the rocks. WATCH CLIP

JIGSAW DVD (1968) $14.99
run time: 97 mins. USA. Color.
directed by: James Goldstone
description: In this thriller, Jonathan Fields (Bradford Dillman) awakens in a strange apartment and finds a dead woman floating in the bathtub after he suffered an LSD-flashback the night before. Finding blood upon his hand, he can only wonder how he is involved in the woman's death. He hires private detective Arthur Belding (Harry Guardino) who has him take another dose of LSD in order to see if he can remember what had happened. Pat Hingle, Hope Lang, Susan Saint James, James Doohan and Michael J. Pollard also star in this psychedelic murder mystery with a groovy soundtrack by Quincy Jones.

JOANNA DVD (1968) $14.99
run time: 114 mins. UK. Color. Widescreen.
directed by: Michael Sarne
description: Genevieve Waite plays Joanna, a promiscuous art student with Walter-Keane-wide eyes, a vacant face and baby monotone voice. She wanders about 1960's London, being surprised in beds where she doesn't belong, being lectured by her grandmother when she oversleeps at home, searching for commitment, and falling in love with an African American nightclub owner (played by Calvin Lockhart) Donald Sutherland plays a dying, kind-hearted aristocrat that Joanna befriends. Christian Doermer also gives a fine performance, as an art school instructor, who — with Mr. Lockhart and Mr. Sutherland — gathers Joanna into something like a serious, conventional life again. Featuring an eclectic mixture of surrealistic filming techniques and beautiful imagery from director Michael Sarne, who went on to direct 1970's Myra Breckinridge, then disappeared from view. WATCH CLIP

THE JOKERS DVD (1967) $14.99
run time: 94 mins. UK. Color.
directed by: Michael Winner
description: Two brothers looking to avoid becoming pawns of the establishment come up with a better way of making a living -- through theft -- in this satiric comedy. David Tremayne (Oliver Reed) is a successful London architect, and his younger brother Michael (Michael Crawford) is weighing his options after being kicked out of school. The brothers share a bemused disgust with the world around them and a desire to get through life without the burden of labor.

KISS KISS... BANG BANG DVD (1966) $14.99
run time: 106 mins. ITALY. Color. Widescreen. English language.
directed by: Duccio Tessari
description: Kirk Warren (Giuliano Gemma) a former spy, is to be executed because he tried to steal a million dollars. But he is saved by Colonel Smithson because Sir Wilcox has prepared a mission for him. Warren has to steal a secret formula in Switzerland and try to expose the real identity of Mr. X. Kirk leaves London and Alina, his girl, together with three clumsy friends to accomplish his not so secret mission. But Kirk's great love is always a million dollars and not a secret formula. Kiss Kiss...Bang Bang, directed by action-flick perennial Duccio Tessari, did manage to get good bookings thanks to the Bond-generated fascination with gimmick-and-gadget-laden espionage agents.

LAST SUMMER DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 95 mins. USA. Color.
directed by: Frank Perry
description: Last Summer is a frank coming-of-age tale that refuses to prettify its young characters or their activities. A group of aimless teens get together for sex, drugs and rock-and-roll on Fire Island. Timid, overweight Rhonda (Catherine Burns) is goaded into aberrant behavior by her peers, especially the promiscuous Sandy (Barbara Hershey). When Rhonda tries to infiltrate the trio's newly found relationship, they construct an elaborate plot that has violent results.

THE LEGEND OF LYLAH CLARE DVD (1968) $14.99
run time: 130 mins. USA. Color. Widescreen.
directed by: Robert Aldrich
description: Film star Lylah Clare is dead, but her legend lives on. Movie-producer Barney Sheean (Ernest Borgnine) hires Elsa Brinkmann (Kim Novak), the living image of the late Lylah, to star in a film based on Ms. Clare's life. Barney hires director Lewis Zarkan (Peter Finch), Lylah's former husband, to transform the talentless Elsa into a facsimile of the deceased screen queen. Elsa not only learns to imitate Lylah but, at crucial junctures, becomes the dead woman. While restaging the accident that killed Lylah, the obsessed Zarkan deliberately drives Elsa to her doom -- and in so doing reveals his complicity in the death of his wife. A trash masterpiece, Legend of Lylah Claire works so hard at vilifying the Old Hollywood (there's even a vicious Hedda Hopper caricature) that it's a wonder the actors could keep a straight face.

LUV DVD (1967) $14.99
run time: 95 mins. USA. Color.
directed by: Clive Donner
description: Harry (Jack Lemmon) is a barely functional human. He meets an old friend who is having marital problems as Harry is about to leap off of a bridge. His friend (Peter Falk) decides that Harry is the man to take his wife (Elaine May) away from him so that Falk can be with his girlfriend. May and Lemmon have an instant attraction and in a short while Lemmon is wearing Falk's suits and Falk is free. But, May soon discovers that Lemmon is the world's worst roommate. WATCH CLIP

THE MINX DVD (1969) $14.99
run time: 91 minutes. USA. Color.
directed by: Raymond Jacobs
description: B-movie mega-star JAN STERLING, late in her venerable career, must have been desperate for work when she signed on to The Minx. A wonderful actress who always gave 110% in such faves as High School Confidential, Split Second, Female on the Beach, and Love in a Goldfish Bowl, Sterling energetically throws herself into the role of Louise Baxter, the aging wife of the young stud villain of the movie, Henry Baxter (ROBERT RODAN), who looks like the typical he-man leading man of the 60s, but whose voice is deep Darth Vader. ... In between are artfully depicted sex scenes, dancing at Harlow’s, and original music (and a brief appearance) by one-hit wonders THE CYRKLE ("Red Rubber Ball"). There’s also an ironic twist at the end with a very important moral: none. From a 35mm corporate-and-carnal print.

MRS. BROWN, YOU'VE GOT A LOVELY DAUGHTER DVD (1968) $14.99
run time: 95 mins. UK. Color. Widescreen.
directed by: Saul Swimmer
description: This musical comedy stars Herman's Hermits, the popular British pop group that made the title song from the movie a million-selling hit record. Herman (Peter Noone) inherits a greyhound and decides to enter the dog in the races. The dog, appropriately named Mrs. Brown, and the group travel from Manchester to London in hopes of entering a national invitational. The group finds work as a pop group (quite a stretch) as Herman falls for the girl next door. The group sings nine songs including the title track and the romantic tune "There's A Kind Of Hush."