Christopher Mitchum

Sue Lyon

Saturno Cerra

Paul Pavel

Murder in a Blue World

Murder in a Blue World (1973)

Christopher Lee

Richard Harrison

José Miguel García

An undercover C.I.A. Agent goes to South America to stop a drug syndicate.

Dark Mission: Evil Flowers

Dark Mission: Evil Flowers (1988)

Telly Savalas

Florence Guérin

Caroline Munro

A model named Barbara Hallen has disappeared and her father gets private detective Sam Morgan to go to Paris to find his daughter. Barbara's trail leads Morgan to a plastic surgery clinic owned by Dr. Flamand. Morgan's investigation reveals the horrifying secret behind the Doctor's miracle cures which is blood and organs taken from kidnapped young women. As Morgan's investigation closes witnesses are eliminated one by one, each in a more horrible way.—Chris Mayo

Faceless

Faceless (1988)

Sherry Jackson

Cliff Emmich

Mark Bacus

In St. Louis, at nighttime, a pair of small-time crooks, Murray Lonigan and his partner Tony Agrosio are attempting to exchange bags of heroin for a briefcase of cash by two shady drug dealers. The deal goes awry when Tony spots a tracking device planted on one of the packs of money and he and Lonigan shoot both men dead and take off in their car. When they start hearing police sirens, the two speed onto a nearby car lot and stash the briefcase and heroin in a red 1964 Corvette Stingray convertible. As they speed away, the alerted owner goes outside, but seeing nobody, he puts a sale sign on the Corvette's windshield. Later, at a local drive-in restaurant, Longian and Tony are casually enjoying their dinner when the cops show up to arrest them. After being held in jail for twenty-four hours, the disgruntled Lt. Herschel is forced to let the pair go when the cops were unable to find any evidence, but Herschel, out of spite, still orders Sgt. Murphy to follow them as he wants them put away, for good.As Lonigan and Tony head for the elevator, they run into their former leader, Abigail Bartowski, who is disguised as a nun and is wanted in several states. The three head to the car and Murphy chases after them, but his car gets totaled after jumping down a steep hill. They think they need more reinforcement and bring along fellow hit man Rosco. When they arrive at the car lot, they find the car is being bought by two pals, Al and Elmo. The group immediately chase after them as they roar out of the lot, but Al is immediately pulled over for speeding. Fearing the cops will find the money and drugs, Abigail orders the others to shoot the two policemen in a drive-by ambush. Later, Al discovers an all-points bulletin has been called out for him and Elmo by mistake and Al thinks they should go to the police and explain the whole situation, but choose not to, when they are mistaken for the killers by a passing squad car and are chased away by gunfire.Meanwhile, Lonigan and the gang again catch up with Al and Elmo, thanks to a tracking device Lonigan bought. Herschel and Murphy also spot them and give chase, but the car gets damaged when a fallen ladder destroys the engine. The chase also disrupts a concert in a nearby park, knocking over the musicians and the stage. Al and Elmo eventually leave town, but they run out of gas and pull off at a service station. Al decides to phone the police, but Elmo notices the bags of heroin in the backseat and persuades Al that they should peddle the heroin or end up dead. They quickly hurry to fill up the car, but when Lonigan spots them, Al quickly peels away and Elmo takes off into the woods, pursued by Abigail and Rosco. Lonigian and Tony chase after Al into a construction area, where he pushes their car with a bulldozer against a hill of gravel. In the woods, Rosco gets into a scuffle with Abigail over the machine gun and tries to grab it, but she accidentally shoots and kills him. She and Elmo engage in another chase on stolen motorbikes, but Abigail's bike runs out of gas, reunites with Lonigan and Tony, and frees their car with the bulldozer.As night falls, Al pulls off at a bar to relax and Elmo arrives shortly after and cleans up in the bathroom. As Lonigan and the others indicate Al and Elmo are inside, they go in as a bar patron begins to hit on Abigail and she sets his crotch on fire and triggering a brawl with other patrons. Al runs into the bathroom and he and Elmo escape out of a narrow window, but run into Tony holding the machine gun. Elmo knocks him out after he punches Al and they both escape. Fed up with Abigail and refusing to let her have all the riches, Lonigan and Tony decide to ditch her, for good. Soon after, Herschel and Murphy arrive to see the bar in disarray and Herschel orders Murphy to put out an all-points bulletin on the three criminals.The next day, Al and Elmo are seen driving home and pick up an attractive hitchhiker. Elmo then decides the only way to avoid getting spotted is repainting the car. Meanwhile, as Lonigan and Tony are staking out the body shop the two guys are in, Lonigan is stabbed in the neck with an ice pick by Abigail, who managed to track them down. She is ready to kill Tony, but decides to spare his life, as long as he shares the money with her. The thee hide at a car wash, only to accidentally have the car's new paint job washed off. Abigail and Tony spot them and engage in a final chase that ends on a dead end embankment road. As Al and the hitchhiker run off, Elmo takes the machine gun that Tony accidentally left behind and shoots up their car, blasting the engine to ruins. Abigail is ready to shoot him, but is shot in the ribs by Tony. Thinking Abigail is dead, he collects the heroin Elmo left behind and ready to take off in the car, but Abigail, badly injured, sits up and shoots Tony to his death. She staggers to her feet and tries to get in the car, but the shotgun Tony had leans against the car door and the charge ignites, shooting her in the head.A convoy of police officers, including Herschel and Murphy, arrive on the scene to notice the dead bodies, including Lonigan's in the back of their car. Later on, the three begin finding various fifty and hundred dollar bills laying around the area. They find out it came from a jacket that was in the Corvette. They spot a derelict running off with it, chase after him, and corner him on a bridge walkway. Spooked, the derelict decides he does not want the jacket anymore and throws it onto a support pole. Al goes out, retrieves it, and throws it back onto the walkway, but loses his grip and falls in the water. Elmo runs over, gets the jacket, and waits for Al to come up, but does not. As a guilt-ridden Elmo and the hitchhiker are seen sitting on the shore as the sun sets, they notice Al's body floating towards them. Finding out that Al just played a prank, the two begin fighting in the water. When the hitchhiker is unable to break up the fight, she takes the jacket and walks off. The two catch up to her as Al declares they should still go to the police, but Elmo manages to persuade them that they should spend it all on a trip to Bolivia and the three happily skip away.

Stingray

Stingray (1978)

Dorothy Malone

Jim Davis

Roberto Contreras

Aliens visit the solar-powered house of a middle-class family, and the house is suddenly sucked into a time warp that takes it back to prehistoric times.—frankfob2@yahoo.com

The Day Time Ended

The Day Time Ended (1979)

Lisa Loring

Patrick Wright

Charles Dierkop

While in town on shore leave, Joe meets, falls in love with and proposes to Anne, a beautiful woman he rescues from an attacker. Anne, however, has a past: she's a prostitute and a former heroin addict on the run from her well-connected pimp, Harry. With the help of his friend Chris, Joe must make sure Harry can never threaten Anne again.—Jean-Marc Rocher

Savage Harbor

Savage Harbor (1987)

Tony Ferrer

Jim Babb

Dick Chan

Cosa Nostra Asia

Cosa Nostra Asia (1974)

Jack Taylor

Fernando Rey

Howard Vernon

A Jewish commando unit hunting Nazi war criminals tracks down the infamous Dr. Josef Mengele in the jungle, and find that he is torturing nubile young virgins and performing horrible medical experiments on the locals. They prepare to battle their way past Mengele's hordes of fanatic Nazi bodyguards in order to get to him.—frankfob2@yahoo.com

Angel of Death

Angel of Death (1985)

John Wayne

Dean Smith

Jack Elam

Bent on unearthing the two Union traitors who sold gold shipment information to Confederates and caused the death of a dear brother-in-arms, the battle-tested former Union cavalry officer, Colonel Cord McNally, teams up with a pair of ex-Confederates after the Civil War. Now, as friends, the McNally and the Confederate captain Pierre Cordona ride into Rio Lobo--a dusty town in the middle of the desert overcome by corruption--to bring to justice the remaining traitor who sold McNally out; however, the town is rife with the betrayer's murderous cut-throats. Can McNally avenge his bosom buddy and clean up Rio Lobo?—Nick Riganas

Rio Lobo

Rio Lobo (1970)

Aldo Ray

Dennis Mancini

Tom Ruff

An L.A. cop and a reporter team up to find a masked serial killer.

The Executioner: Part II

The Executioner: Part II (1984)

James Mitchum

Sandra Knight

Keely Smith

Lucas Doolin evades arrest by agents of the Alcohol, Tobacco and Treasury Department, led by Troy Barrett. Upon returning to his home in a country valley, a local liquor transporter is killed in an ambush. His father suspects that the ambush was set up by Kogan, an outside racketeer trying to muscle in. Luke resists Kogan's pressure. and his father recommends that the locals contract out and change their routes to protect themselves. His brother wants to accompany him but Luke will not allow him in the business. Luke is ambushed by Kogan's men on a delivery but he escapes. Luke makes the delivery, and then resists pleas from his girl friend Francie to settle down with him and further attempts but Kogan to horn in. Luke assaults Kogan when the latter threatens him and is detained by Barrett. Barrett releases him on the theory that Luke will lead him to Kogan. Kogan orders another attempt on Luke after noting his quick release from custody. Unknown to Kogan, Luke has sold his car to another moonshine and he and a federal agent are killed by a car bomb. Luke feels guilt over the moonshine's death but will not stop the deliveries, despite many locals getting out of the business due to increased pressure from the government and Kogan. Luke is ambushed again by Kogan, escapes, and is warned again by his brother of Kogan. After being rebuffed again, his brother makes a delivery for another moonshine working for Kogan. Luke stops the delivery in time then threatens to kill Kogan. Luke's family then seeks out Barrett to find Luke before carrying out the threat. Barrett arrests Kogan for involvement in murder, then tries to intercept Luke. Luke's car runs through their roadblock, goes out of control and spectacularly crashes, killing him. Luke's family then awaits the return of Luke's body.

Thunder Road

Thunder Road (1958)

Angie Dickinson

David Carradine

Robert Mitchum

A peace-loving man named Ben Kane takes a job as deputy marshal of Lordsburg, in the old West. Kane is no lawman, but he accepts the badge because he has an old score to settle with the town's chief trouble-maker. Once on the job, Kane must also deal with a young sharpshooter named Billy Young and a sharp and sassy saloon dancer, Lily.—Dan Navarro

Young Billy Young

Young Billy Young (1969)

Forrest Tucker

John Agar

As one of the founders of the town of Lincoln, John Chisum is increasingly worried as Lawrence Murphy moves in on the local stores, bank and land by questionable means. Chisum and fellow honest ranch owner Henry Tunstall try and use the law, but Murphy owns that too. Confrontation threatens and Tunstall's man Billy Bonney is not slow to get involved.—Jeremy Perkins {J-26}

Chisum

Chisum (1970)

McCandles Ranch is run over by a gang of cutthroats led by the evil John Fain. They kidnap little Jacob McCandles and hold him for one million dollars ransom. There is only one man brave enough, tough enough, and smart enough to bring him back alive, and that man is Big Jake.—Christopher D. Ryan

Big Jake

Big Jake (1971)

James Coburn

Charlton Heston

Thalmus Rasulala

In the early 20th century, some convicts while on a road gang escape and one of the convicts is Zach Provo, a half Indian, who was sent to prison during the latter part of the 19th century. He escapes with 6 others to exact vengeance on Sam Burgade the lawman who not only captured him but was also responsible for the death of Provo's wife, at least in Provo's mind. Part of his plan is to kidnap Burgade's daughter, which prompts him to strap on his guns and go after him on horseback. Can Burgade who has been retired for sometime still have what it takes to track Provo down?—rcs0411@yahoo.com

The Last Hard Men

The Last Hard Men (1976)

Cynthia Rothrock

Daniel Bernhardt

Gary Daniels

A group of six lost tourists and their van driver find their way to an elegant hilltop mansion where they are invited to stay for the weekend by an eccentric and overly cheerful middle-aged couple who introduce themselves as Nanna and Pop. They soon reveal themselves as the actual Santa Claus and his wife whom spend their summers away from the North Pole at their summer house in southern California. Everyone, except for teenager Andy, who is dealing with his bickering and workaholic parents, Dean and Sadie, is skeptic to Nanna and Pop's claims. During the weekend, Nanna and Pop try to open up their guests to brightness and positively to better their lives to find the true meaning of happiness.—Larry B.

Santa's Summer House

Santa's Summer House (2013)

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