Cult Films Videos

This my favorite song from the handbag-produced staged reading of Eating Raoul. In this scene, Mary must choose between her lover, Raoul, and her husband, Paul. CLICK HERE TO WATCH ON YOUR DEVICE NOW

A woman has dreams that she is a werewolf so she goes out and finds men. She proceeds to have sex with them and then rip their throats out with her teeth. She eventually falls in love but then she is raped and her lover is murdered so she goes out for revenge. Click here to download The Movie Store

A private detective about to enter the Army investigates the murder of a cop by gangsters who are in the stolen tires racket. Click here to download The Movie Store

Leo Gorcey stars as Mugs Maloney with Bobby Jordan as Danny in this lower east fight flick during the forties. Danny, managing Mugs boxing career, books him into a Conservation Corps camp for training. When the camps safe is robbed, Mugs is blamed since everyone knows he needed cash for his sick mother. What a line of bull, but it works. Click here to download The Movie Store.

This wartime thriller has newspaperman James Dunn trying to track down a stolen Chinese amulet the offers a clue to a lost treasure. He is racing a Russian teacher as well as an arms dealer for the same prize. This flick includes Ralph Morgan and Linda Gray in the credits. Click here to download The Movie Store

Jimmy Mason idolizes bootlegger Matt Kelly who is interested in Jimmy's girlfriend Peggy. Unwilling to squeal on his idol, Jimmy winds up in a cruel reformatory where a new- found friend dies from abuse. Jimmy's aunt tells him Peggy is seeing a lot of Matt, so Jimmy escapes. Click here to download The Movie Store

Blanche Mehaffey heads the cast as FBI agent Betty Mason. At the risk of her own neck, Betty pursues the kidnappers of a wealthy businessman. She also juggles the affection of her partner Morrison (Jack Mulhall) and the victim's son Scott (Grant Withers). After five yarn-provoking reels, the film finally roars into life with a truly exciting climactic shootout. Though Blanche Mehaffey had been in films since the silent days, she never quite attained stardom, and was still being referred to as an "unknown" by the 1938 trade papers. Despite the description, this is not a bad movie.

A young woman is on death row for the murder of a man who was blackmailing her family, although she claims she was framed. Her fiancée, a doctor who is conducting experiments on reviving the dead, also happens to be the state's executioner, and is assigned to pull the switch when she is strapped into the electric chair. A famous criminologist, believing her to be innocent, rushes to investigate the case and clear her before her execution date. Click here to download The Movie Store

A New York Couple is a long way from their home in Brooklyn when their truck breaks down. The two run into one of those goofy fairs, and are forced to sell their only valuable possession. It's an elephant named Bunny that Ollie has grown really attached to. Jose the fair owner sees that Bunny could save his struggling side show but secretly wants the business to fail and does everything to screw up the sale and the love that is developing among the fairs crew for bunny. Why the hell this movie is entitled Machine Gun Mama escapes us. Click here to download The Movie Store

Crazy tale of some poor sap having too much to drink and finds himself married to a married woman. Similar to Barack Obama awakening this morning finding himself being forced into a shotgun wedding with Hillary Clinton as his running mate.

The lady of the title is author Dorinda Hatch (Joan Caulfield), who writes a scathing best-seller in which she trashes all men. Photographer Bill Shelby (David Niven) vows to make Dorinda eat her words, thereby proving the superiority of the male of the species. Suffice to say that he doesn't succeed--at least until the very, very end. The middle portion of The Lady Says No consists of a surrealistic dream sequence in which Dorinda realizes that she loves Bill despite his rampant chauvinism. This film is not a likely candidate for screening at the next N.O.W. meeting. Lady Says No was produced and directed by Frank Ross, who at the time was married to star Joan Caulfield. Movie Description from NY Times. Click here to download The Movie Store

This movie is a tale of high tech clashing with a low and no tech lover of the old ways. Walter Brennan stars as a guy losing control of his life, family and his business to so called progress. Not being one to role over and accept the future, Ricks fights back by taking his loved ones on a forced cruise to yesteryear. Click here to download The Movie Store