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Z
Zaat
(1972) $20.00aka's: Blood Waters Of Doctor Z/Legend Of The Zaat Monster
A mad scientist (Marshall Grauer), who is also an apparent former Nazi, unleashes his master plan: To transform himself into a mutated walking catfish (Wade Popwell), gain revenge on those who have spurned him and then kidnap beautiful young women to similarly transform them into creatures like himself so that he can breed.
Zamba...Terror Of The Jungle
(1949) $20.00aka: Zamba The Gorilla
In the jungle, a young boy becomes lost and separated from his family and is raised by an ape called Zamba (Ray "Crash" Corrigan). When the boy is six years old his mother finds him, but Zamba refuses to give the boy up. Stars Jon Hall.
Zambo, King Of The Jungle
(1972) $20.00aka: Zambo, Il Dominatore Della Foresta
Brad Harris stars as a convict sent to an African prison for a murder he didn't commit. Later he manages to escape from a transport train while handcuffed to another convict. The two then battle to survive the wilds of the jungle. Also stars Gisela Hahn and Daniele Vargas.
This film comes from a rare widescreen import print.
NOTE: The picture quality for this film is a bit soft, but currently the best available anywhere.
Zan, King Of The Jungle
(1969) $20.00aka's: Tarzán En La Gruta Del Oro/Tarzan In The Golden Grotto/Zan, Re Della Giunglia
Zan (Steve Hawkes) helps the Amazons defeat two gangsters who wished to take over a sacred gold treasure from the women's tribe, who are led by their queen (Kitty Swan). There are extensive views of the Central America jungle and several tough battles between the young Amazons and the evil pirates.
NOTE: The picture quality for this film is rather soft, but currently the best available anywhere.
The Zebra Killer
(1974) $20.00aka's: Panic City/Combat Cops
Based on the real events that shocked San Francisco in the early 70's. Mac (James Pickett) portrays the role of The Zebra Killer, a white man who dresses in black makeup and strolls the city of San Francisco stalking, raping and killing young women. Lt. Savage (Austin Stoker) hears that the Killer has killed his girlfriend (Valerie Rogers). Lt. Savage goes everywhere to find and kill the maniac, along with the help of Williams (Hugh Smith) and Robert (Charles Kissinger).
Zebraman
(2004) $20.00Being a failure as a teacher and a familyman, Shinichi (Sho Aikawa) tries to escape everyday life by dressing up as "Zebraman", a 1970's superhero. Although the TV series was canceled after only 6 episodes, that does not stop him from acting out his escape fantasy in a self made zebra-suit. He get's more than he could ever wish for, when his black-and-white dressed alter-ego, seems to be the only thing to stand between absolute (green) evil and a happy ending. (In Japanese language, with English subtitles).
Zero Pilot
(1976) $20.00aka's: Ôzora No Samurai/Samurai Of The Sky
Based on the memoir (released in the U.S. as Samurai) written by Japanese fighter pilot Lt. (jg) Saburo Sakai, the highest-scoring Japanese naval aviator ace of WWII. Hiroshi Fujioka stars as Lt. Sakai. Also with Akihiko Hirata and Takeo Chii.
The dogfight scenes were filmed using radio-controlled model planes flying at an altitude of about 1000 meters while the camera crew filmed the flying models from a Cessna.
Zero To Sixty
(1978) $20.00A recently divorced man (Darren McGavin) gets a job with an automobile repossession company, after he finds that his own car has been repossessed because his ex-wife didn't make the payments. Watch for the 2 gratuitous scenes of McGavin's untanned butt, as he gets it on with Joan Collins! Also stars Denise Nickerson and with Lorraine Gary and Lyle Waggoner as a gay-bar bartender.
Zero Woman: Red Handcuffs
(1974) $20.00aka: Zeroka No Onna: Akai Wappa
Undercover police woman Rei (Miki Sugimoto) shoots a rape-murder suspect in the crotch. However, since he was a western diplomat, she ends up in prison. She is then released, only to do a dirty job for her chief: Infiltrate a gang and save a kidnapped daughter of a rising politician. She now must endure much humiliation and tests in order to prove to be equal to the gang. The plans for ransom don’t go very smoothly, so a lot of rape, torture and surreally excessive bloodshed result. (In Japanese language, with English subtitles)
Zeta One
(1969) $20.00aka's: The Love Factor/Alien Women
A bedroom romp through the fifth dimension! A secret agent battles a race of topless female aliens that are trying to take over Earth. With Dawn Adams.
Zimatar
(1982) $20.00In this Philipino adventure, King Dalmacious of Salina has three sons by his first wife. When the new Queen Farida is pregnant, he prays for her to give birth to a daughter, but the daughter is stillborn. In his grief, the king turns to a wise hermit. The hermit predicts that the Queen could still give him a daughter if they drink the nectar of the Golden Flower. With J.C. Bonnin as Zimatar and Ace Vergel. (In German language).
Ace Vergel was dubbed the "The Original Bad Boy of Philippine Movies." An arrest warrant was issued in Caloocan City for a rape charge filed against Vergel in 2000, but he was later released. Vergel was also linked to illegal drugs, but that case against him was also dismissed. He died of heart attack on December 15, 2007 at the age of 55.
Zombi 3
(1988) $20.00aka: Zombie Flesh Eaters 2
Terrorists steal nerve gas from a military base and accidentally infect the local population. Those who come in contact with "Death One" are turned into toxic zombies and run amok. A small group of soldiers team up with some teenage survivors to fend of the masses of the undead.
Billed as a sequal to Fulci's legendary Zombie (aka Zombie 2), there is actually no relation between this film and its alleged predecessor. Although Lucio Fulci is given full directorial credit, he dropped out of the project fairly early due to health problems and was replaced by Bruno Mattei.
Zombie
(1979) $20.00aka's: Zombi 2/Island Of The Flesh-Eaters/Gli Ultimi Zombi
A zombie is found aboard a boat off the New York coast which belongs to a famous scientist. Peter West (Ian McCulloch), a journalist, travels to the Antilles with Ann (Tisa Farrow), the daughter of the scientist. On the way, they meet with with Brian, a ethnologist, and Susan. When they arrive at Matul Island, they find Dr. Menard and discover a terrifying diease which is turning the islanders into horrifying zombies which devour human flesh and seem indestructable.
Zombie 4
(1988) $20.00aka's: After Death - L'isola Maledetta/Zombie 4: After Death/Zombie Flesh Eaters 3
Set on a tropical island where, 20 years before, a voodoo priest turned all of its inhabitants into zombies, a woman whose parents were killed by zombies returns to the island with a band of mercenaries. Soon, the mercenaries find themselves face-to-face with some rather energetic and hungry zombies while, across the island, a team of scientists unwittingly create even more of the flesh eating corpses.
Zombie 5: Killing Birds
(1987) $20.00aka's: Killing Birds - Uccelli Assassini/Dark Eyes Of The Zombie/Raptors
A Vietnam veteran (Robert Vaughn) returns home and finds his wife in bed with another man. Enraged, he kills them both and later kills his wife's parents when they arrive a short time later. Soon afterward, his wife's pet birds pluck his eyes out. Years later, a team of students researching a rare species of bird in the bayou stumble upon a blind and disfigured ornithologist. Soon the students are under attack by zombies and killer birds.
Zombie Lake
(1980) $20.00aka's: Le Lac Des Morts Vivants/El Lago De Los Muertos Vivientes
In a small village, somewhere in France, dead German soldiers, killed and thrown into the lake by the Resistance during WW II, come back. (Uncut)
Zombies Of The Stratosphere
(1952) $25.00Security agent Larry Martin (Judd Holdren), who can fly with an experimental rocket suit, investigates clandestine visits to Earth by a Martian spaceship. Meanwhile, villainous Martians (among them, "Narab", played by Leonard Nimoy) conspire with a traitorous atomic scientist to blast Earth out of its orbit and replace it with Mars. Can Larry and his cohort Bob Wilson (Wilson Wood) stop the Martians before they complete their dastardly project?
12 chapter serial, 2 VHS or DVD-R set.
Zona Roja
(1976) $20.00aka: Pink Zone
In a whorehouse in Acapulco, lives Leonor (Fanny Cano), a young and beautiful woman that waiting reunite with an old lover. One day, the man reappears to take her away from her live of vice. But a debt by Leonor with the "Madame" of the house causes a series of complications to ensue. Also with María Sorté. (In Spanish language).
Fanny Cano died on December 7, 1983 in an airplane accident in Madrid, Spain. Her flight was an Aviaco DC-9 which landed at the same time as an Iberia Airlines Boeing 727. The aircraft collided with each other on the tarmac resulting in 85 deaths. She was killed in the fire after the crash. She was 39 years old.
Zone Fighter
(1973) $40.00The Zone Family are the sole survivors of the utopian world called Peaceland that was destroyed by the despotic alien race known as the Garogain. Fleeing to Japan on Earth circa 1973, the Zone Family is taken in by a kindly human family and they adopt the identities of the Sakimoris. When the Garogain located the Zone Family, they decided to make Earth their next target. Thus, Zone Fighter and his siblings opposed the Garogain, battling both them and the many giant monsters that they attacked the planet with (which were generically referred to as "Terro-Beasts"). During the course of the year-long battle, Zone Fighter teamed up with Godzilla I, who was by now a protector of Earth, several times. In the course of this conflict, Zone Fighter also battled two of Godzilla’s arch foes, King Ghidora I and Gigan. In this series were the last appearances of the original King Ghidorah and Gigan (who would return in updated form 31 years later). Godzilla guest-stars in Episodes 4, 11, 15, 21 and 25; Gigan fights with Godzilla in Episode 11 and King Ghidorah appeared in a separate two episodes (5 and 6, a two-parter). King Ghidorah is the only giant monster not killed during the entire series (not including Godzilla, of course).
In Japanese language, uncut.
Sold as a 7-DVD-R or VHS set.
Zontar, The Thing From Venus
(1966) $20.00A misguided scientist (Tony Huston) enables an alien from Venus named Zontar to come to Earth in order to help solve man’s problems. However, Zontar has other ideas, like disabling the power supply of the entire world and taking possession of important officials with mind control devices. Stars John Agar, Susan Bjurman and Bill Thurman.
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