COMPANY OF KILLERS (70) aka The Hit Team; The Protectors. Gritty urban (well, if you call Denver, CO "urban" that is) crime drama about a hit man on the run from both The Law and his pals at Murder, Inc. This one sports an action-packed cast of rowdies (Van Johnson, Ray Milland, Fritz Weaver, Clu Galager, Susan Oliver, John Saxon) and is just way more fun than it has any right to be.  Plus, we're happy to report that our version has far superior audio and visual quality to the crapola sell through tape that bobs up on eBay now and then. Order

DOG EAT DOG (63) aka Einer Frist den Anderen; La Morte Vestita di Dollari. Rare B&W Eurotrash co-starring Jayne Mansfield and Cameron Mitchell in a dizzy fable about a pack of backstabbing losers fighting over a million dollar jackpot. Jayne spends most of her screen time expressing her need for a constant supply of fresh panties!!! Order

THE GANGSTER (47) Odd, highly-stylized "psychological" gangster drama stars Barry Sullivan as "Shubunka" a stone faced racketeer whose empire is in jeopardy because of (what else?) his love for a dame. Order

GUNBLAST (74) Low rent gangster trash set on the Tex-Mex border is made indispensable by completely gratuitous (and richly appreciated) footage of the improbable Uschi Digard wrestling her  massive fun bags into submission at a sleazy strip club! Order

MAD DOG COLL (61) Thoroughly entertaining little nugget of hard boiled historical inaccuracy stars weaselly John Davis Chandler as real-life Prohibition era gangster Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll. Mad Dog is, as you would expect from someone with the nickname "Mad Dog," not a nice fellow. This is established for us in the opening scene where we see M.D. standing in a misty graveyard cradling a Tommy Gun. "Hello, Pop" he sneers, right before riddling his father's tombstone with lead. See? Not nice. And the movie just picks up speed from there. So, accurate, shmaccurate. This baby's got attitude to spare, a great soundtrack, a cool strip club scene and it's even got young studs Telly Savalas and Jerry Orbach in some of their earliest work! Order

NOTHIN’ BUT BLONDES aka Blonde in Bondage; Blondin I Fara. Order

RIDE THE PINK HORSE From broadcast Order

THE SNIPER (52) Arthur Franz is locked and loaded in this combination psychological profile/police procedural about yet another frustrated momma's boy who just can't seem to restrain himself from picking up his high-powered rifle and popping off a few rounds at the women who piss him off. Light years ahead of its time in its depiction of "sex criminals," and how often do you run across a film that name checks Albert Fish? Order

THE STRANGLER (64) Creepy Victor Buono plays a creepy strangler who wrings women's necks after winning little dollies at an amusement parlor. He’s got a whole drawer full of ‘em and a body count to match. Needless to say, it’s all mom’s fault. It always is with these guys. Nice B&W photography (the opening scene is amazing) and did we mention it’s pretty creepy? Order

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WHO KILLED TEDDY BEAR? (65) Misguided comeback effort by pretty boy Sal Mineo teems with seediness and bad thoughts! Sal's a psycho busboy who likes to sit around in his underwear making obscene phone calls to the object of his infection. How long before he decides to reach out and touch someone for real? Nice looking print of this extremely rare, never-released-to-video collector's item. Order