Blood Monkey - DVD

Scary and darkly comic adaptation of Stephen King's short story focuses on a creepy wind up toy monkey that apparently has the ability to cause all manner of grisly deaths. Having lost several of their family members to the monkey's evil power when they were kids, estranged twins Hal and Bill Shelburn (both played by Theo James) are suddenly back in each other's lives-just as Bill plans to use the toy to kill Hal. With Tatiana Maslany, Colin O'Brien, Adam Scott, and Elijah Wood. 98 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.

Conspiracy, jealousy, corruption, greed and lust are the tools of the trade in the Waterman family. While the patriarch, Ridgeley Waterman languishes in old age and bitterness, his oldest daughter, Victoria, seeks to seduce the very doctor hired to provide her father's care. Nor is Dr. Cooper himself a model citizen. Harboring a dark secret that could end his career and ruin his life, Dr. Cooper gives in to the lures and wiles of the lascivious Victoria after she promises to protect his good name. Even if it takes murder. But Victoria is not the only Waterman with her eye on the good doctor... 1970, RunTime 80 minutes

The Blood Beast Terror is a British horror film. In 19th century England a series of grisly murders are being committed on good-looking young men between the ages of twenty and thirty, and all have had their throats torn open and their blood drained from them. A coachman, Joe Trigger (Leslie Anderson) is driven insane when he catches a glimpse of the mysterious killer. Investigating the deaths are Detective Inspector Quennell (Peter Cushing) of Scotland Yard and his assistant Sergeant Allan (Glynn Edwards). Joe Trigger, the coachman, keeps ranting about a horrible winged creature with huge eyes. Quennell hatches a theory that perhaps a homicidal eagle is on the loose. At the scene of the latest killing some shiny scales are discovered. Inspector Quennell takes the shiny scales to professor Dr. Carl Mallinger (Robert Flemying), but the professor behaves suspiciously and dismisses Quennell's theory outright. In the meantime, explorer and naturalist Frederick Britewell (William Wilde) returns from Africa with some moth chrysalids for Dr. Mallinger, and the young, handsome adventurer is soon to become the victim of the real murderer. The hunt continues for the murderer of these young men until the truth is borne out. This is a great horror thriller which will leave you guessing until the very end!