An infant creature is found on an island by a group of reporters. The little creature is caged and sent to Japan to become a media attraction. Not only do the island's natives object wholeheartedly to the removal of the beast, but so do the creature's giant parents.
A forward thinking scientist uses his own body in order to test his theory of cryogenics and its side-effects. But while he is in suspended animation, someone murders his wife. How will the doctor prove his innocence?
Not only a Stooges flick, but also a great collection of classic singers and musicians of the era.
Evil Scientist Zolok (William 'Stage' Boyd), located deep in a Magnetic Mountain of darkest Africa, uses electricity to create earthquakes and distruction all over the world. One lone scientist, Bruce Gordon (Kane Richmond) shoulders the massive task of batteling this evil genius in this 12 part serial.
Japanese WWII hostages, ritual killings for 20 years, one man’s dreams and an innocent Malaysian reporter, are drawn together in a true life web of mystery that appears as a modern day conspiracy. Jane is not the first reporter for a Malaysian Newspaper to investigate the mysterious murders of young girls over the last 20 years, but she is the first to know of Amachi’s dreams. Her investigations lead her to supernatural and unexplainable connections to a group of hostages, taken by Japanese soldiers in WWII that never returned, lost on a Malaysian Island. As she is drawn deeper and deeper into the unknown, the "Unknown" comes to know her, to haunt her and to stalk her. Is she the next victim? The police know the answer but don’t interfere. They dare not. Are they part of the conspiracy?
A woman tries to block the production of an operetta written about her relative.
When Earth is discovered to be on a collision course with another planet, aliens come down from space to warn mankind of the danger. Once the message is conveyed, a sientist races against time to build a bomb that will veer the other planet off its course.
Documentary of the US efforts to take Italy by acclaimed director John Huston. The US Army which commissioned the film refused to show it because it was too honest in its portrayal of the high cost of battle and the difficulties faced.
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