Advantage: Weird Cinema (DVD)

TEENAGERS FROM OUTER SPACE
Aliens arrive on earth looking for a breeding ground for their monstrous Gargons, which are actually lobsters that are raised for food. Knowing that the Gargons will spell doom for mankind, Derek, one of the alien teens, tries to convince his shipmates to spare the human race. Will Derek be able to defeat his fellow spacemen, or will earth become a giant lobster farm?
NR – 86 Minutes - 1959

ASSASSIN OF YOUTH
Marijuana, that deadly demon weed, is the subject of this campy exploitation film from the mid-'30s. Set in a small town, the story follows the exploits of a trouble-making, teenage-pothead ring, which leads to one girl drowning while another ends up pregnant from casual sex.
NR – 70 Minutes – 1935 – B&W

SHE BEAST
Veronica (Barbara Steele) and her husband Philip (Ian Ogilvy) are honeymooning in Transylvania, which is never a good idea. When Veronica falls into a lake, she becomes possessed by the witch, Vardella, who is determined to avenge herself upon the descendents of her executioners. Now, Philip must struggle to regain his new bride.
NR – 74 Minutes – 1966

CREATURE FROM HAUNTED SEA
Gangster Renzo Capeto has a brilliant idea to make some money off of the Cuban revolution. He arranges to ship some Cuban VIPs along with a large chunk of their national treasury to the states. During the voyage, Capeto plans to bump off his passengers and blame it on an imaginary sea monster. But, complicating the plan are the presence of an American agent on board and the sudden appearance of a very real sea monster.
NR – 76 Minutes – 1961 – B&W

THE GIANT GILA MONSTER
Teenage mechanic, Chase Winstead, and his friends are only interested in having a groovy time, but there is a giant lizard cramping their style – and eating them. The rear projection Gila Monster is decidedly low-tech, and Chase's musical numbers will leave your mouth agape, but it all comes together in a wonderfully schlocky package.
NR – 74 Minutes – 1959 – B&W

BRIDE OF THE GORILLA
Raymond Burr stars opposite horror legend Lon Chaney Jr. in this forgotten gem from writer and director, Curt Siodmak. Burr plays Barney Chavez, a plantation manager who murders his employer so he can marry the boss's beautiful wife. All goes according to plan until an inconvenient voodoo curse turns Chavez into a gorilla.
NR – 70 Minutes - 1951

EEGAH!
Teenagers stumble upon a prehistoric man named Eegah. But, when Eegah kidnaps a ravishing young girl with whom he is smitten, it is up to her boyfriend to save the girl. Starring Richard Kiel (THE SPY WHO LOVED ME, MOONRAKER).
NR – 93 Minutes - 1963

HE TERROR OF TINY TOWN
A bandit, who has recently arrived in Tiny Town, has his sights on the ranch of a beautiful girl. He and his gang are in for some big "little" trouble when a cowboy organizes the townspeople to fight back against the gang. This ordinary-sounding western plot is made extraordinary by the fact that the entire cast of this film is composed of little people, many of them appearing as Munchkins in "The Wizard of Oz".
NR – 62 Minutes – 1938 – B&W

REEFER MADNESS
This unabashed propaganda film, presenting alarmist views on the dangers of "marijuana addiction", has become a cult classic. Young high school students are enticed into smoking the devil weed, which only leads to failure and tragedy including multiple deaths and sentences to mental institutions.
NR – 69 Minutes – 1936 – B&W

THE COCAINE FIENDS
A young woman gets mixed-up with a smalltime drug pusher, who gets her, her younger brother, and his girlfriend hooked on cocaine. Their addiction leads them into a life of crime and prostitution with several incidents leading to a shocking end of despair.
NR – 67 Minutes – 1938 – B&W

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Running Time: 741 minutes