Scanlines

Grade-Z nonsense about a man in an ape suit wearing a diving helmet and battling post-nuclear-war humans. Watch for his war-surplus radio, which emits bubbles while in use. Originally in
3-D.

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The Flesh Eaters

D. Jack Curtis (1964)

Plane crash survivors (including an ex-Nazi) fall prey to parasites that dine on them. Audacious ending!

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The Frozen Dead

D. Herbert Leder (1967)

Deadpan Dana Andrews keeps a room full of leftover Nazis on ice and powers them with a severed head in a developing tray. Turgid, but worth seeing.

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The Killer Shrews

D. Ray Kellog (1957)

Dogs dressed in fangs and wigs terrorize Texas. Produced by Ken "Festus" Curtis.

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The Giant Gila Monster

D. Ray Kellogg (1957)

Teenagers, rock & roll, hot rods, and rear-projection lizards come together in the companion piece to The Killer Shrews.

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The Corpse Grinders

D. Ted V. Mikels (1971)

Bodies get shoved in one end of a box, and cat food comes out the other. Kitties turn into vicious killers.

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The Cape Canaveral Monsters

D. Phil Tucker (1960)

Zombie car-crash victims piece together their wrecked Buick to sabotage the U.S. space program. Baffling.

— Jerry Renshaw