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Evil Brain From Outer Space
(1965)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka: Super Giant 7, 8 & 9
A monstrous evil brain from the planet Balzaar leads his mutant Marpetians on a crusade to conquer the universe and unleash hideous monsters on Earth that spread deadly diseases. Now it's up to superhero Starman (Ken Utsui) to rescue Earth from the menace of the evil brain, while also battling armies of monsters the brain has sent against him. Also stars Junko Ikeuchi and Minoru Takada.
The Fantastic Argoman
(1967)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka's: The Incredible Paris Incident/Come Rubare La Corona D'Inghilterra
Remember Superargo, Star Of Superargo vs. Diabolicus and Superargo And The Faceless Giants? Well meet his crackpot cinematic cousin: Sir Reginald Hoover (aka "Argo Man"), who has telekinetic powers, super hearing, glowing eyeballs and a wonderfully idiotic superhero costume (he also owns the Mona Lisa). Unfortunately, Sir Reginald loses these superpowers for six hours after having sex - which is what happens when the lovely Regina Sullivan drives by his island (in her own personal hovercraft), and using his powers, Sir Reggie floats her onto his island and into his bed. Trouble is, Regina is actually "Jenabell," the self-proclaimed "Queen of the World" who lusts after the Muradoff A IV, a gigantic diamond which, somehow or other, can change "molecular cohesion." With Sir Reginald's superpowers temporarily gone, Ms. Queen of the World showers Paris with stolen francs until the French give her the diamond. She also uses a wacky robot to scare one of Reggie's paramours -"Your instincts are diabolic!"- and replaces various members of government with brain-controlled automatons, all the while wearing a dazzling array of plastic outfits. Gaudy, glitzy, fast-moving and utterly ridiculous. In other words, everything you need in motion picture entertainment.
Flashman
(1967)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka: Flashman Contre Les Hommes Invisibles
A 1960's superhero with all the excitement found in other Italian films of that time period. A scientist has developed an invisibility serum but is killed by his evil assistant (Ivano Staccioli/aka: John Heston) who uses it to become a super bank robber. Meanwhile, a group of sexy secretaries are infiltrating banks and substituting counterfeit bills for real ones. Then there's Flashman (Paolo Gozlino/aka: Paul Stevens), a costumed superhero who can become invisible and wears a silver and red costume. Also stars Claudie Lange.
Comes from a rare widescreen import print in excellent picture quality.
The Flying Superboy
(1976)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka: Bas Belasi
Alberto Dell'Acqua (aka Robert Widmark) stars in this rare Turkish-Italian crime flick as an undercover cop trying to nab a mafia organization. Features lots of great stunts, one of which involves Dell'Acqua being dragged along the ground at top speed. Also stars Gulsen Bubikoglu and Sadri Alisik. Directed by Atif Yilmaz.
Frankenstein's Kung Fu Monster
(1975)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka's: Kung Fu Riders/Super Riders V3
Hong Kong-made, feature-length adaptation of the Japanese TV series Kamen Raid? (The Masked Rider). The Four Masked Riders - a team of bikers who turn into powerful masked superheroes that look like human insects - are joined by Electronic Rider X to fight the evil King Dark and his minion monsters bent on conquering the world. (In German language).
Girl, Sex And Superman
(1967)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka's: La Donna, Il Sesso E Il Superuomo/Fantabulous, Inc.
Kidnapped by Professor Beethoven (Adolfo Celi of Thunderball fame), Richard (Richard Harrison) is transformed into a superman guided by a computer. However, there is one drawback, upon seeing his fiancè (Judi West) he returns to normal. (In Italian language).
The Golden Bat
(1966)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka's: Ôgon Batto/黄金バット
A team of scientists from a secret UN base located in the Japan Alps heads to a mysterious island in the middle of the Pacific to search for a rare mineral needed to construct a lens for their super laser cannon. There they find some ancient ruins from Atlantis but then are suddenly attacked by a strange drill-shaped spaceship. It's commanded by an evil alien called Nazu, who has engineered a collision course with Earth and the planet Icarus. They soon discover that Nazu doesn't want to share the universe with humans and also doesn't want the UN team to finish the special Super-Destruction laser cannon, which can destroy the planet Icarus. The action is on and the team then discovers the Golden Bat (Hirohisa Nakata), an ancient super being who has been asleep for over 10,000 years, awaiting this very moment to save Earth. Also stars Sonny Chiba and Andrew Hughes. (In Japanese language, with English subtitles).
Golden Claws Of The Cat Girl
(1968)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka's: The Lone She Wolf/La Louve Solitaire
Foxy Raquel Welch lookalike and wife of French ski champion Jean-Claude Killy Danile Gaubert stars as a former acrobat turned cat burglar who's tricked into stealing some valuable documents for the government. A sexy Diabolik variation from France, directed by Edouard Logereau.
Golden Girl: Karate Girl
(1974)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka's: Kareteci Kiz/Golden Karate Girl
A ridiculously wholesome (yet sexy) blonde flower girl (Filiz Akin) peddles posies so she can save money for an operation to restore her speech. One day three escaped convicts break into her home, molest her, kill her father and steal her flower money. So Golden Girl then transforms into Karate Girl and heads out for some serious butt-kicking.
Goldface The Fantastic Superman
(1967)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka's: Goldface, IL Fantastico Superman/Cara De Oro
Unlike his model Santo, whose identity goes to the grave with him, Goldface is a much more straight-forward comic book superhero. By day he's mild-mannered scientist Dr Villar (Robert Anthony/Espartaco Santoni), but lurking just under the lab coat is Goldface, famous masked wrestler and crime fighter. True to the conventions of a Santo film, the costumed Goldface makes his first appearance at an extended wrestling sequence, not ten minutes into the film, and what a costume it is: Blue stocking suit (the obvious nod to Superman), gold mask (naturally), red cape and what appears to be a flaming vagina on his chest. The entire female audience ends up panting over him. One German journalist notes, "I wonder if he's so rough when he makes love!" Three wrestlers are thrown against him - The Panther, Jack The Ripper, and one called The Bouncing Ball - and are dispatched in rapid succession. The triumphant Goldface then heads to his corner to be massaged by his manservant Kotar (Big Matthews). Also stars Evi Marandi and with Micaela Pignatelli.
The picture quality for this film is a bit soft, but still the best print currently available anywhere.
The Green Hornet
(1994)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka's: Qing Feng Xia/Cheng Fung Hap/Dragon And The Green Hornet/青蜂俠
Chin Kar Lok, who stars as the eponymous hero, displays some neat moves that highlights his physical prowess. Dispatching a slave-trading gang who are smuggling children with a barrage of quick-fire kicks and punches, the hero creates a fitting opening for the film. The narrative then settles down to its main focus: the deeds of the Green Hornet. While taking part in one such heroic adventure, the Green Hornet attracts the attention of a curious police officer who wants to see who the man behind the mask really is. Therefore the two friendly rivals engage in an ongoing battle to outwit one another while still honoring their respective roles. The main villains come to light for the pair when a group of Western mercenaries arrive on a small island and begin creating havoc as they search for some supposed treasures. After picking up an adoring female sidekick along the way, the Green Hornet seeks a way to outwit these trained killers. With plenty of tricks and his formidable aptitude for fighting on his side, the masked man is absorbed in a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse with the ruthless band. (In Cantonese language, with English subtitles).
The Hindi Superman
(1987)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka: The Indian Superman
In this Indian take on the classic superhero story, a young baby from the doomed planet Krypton is sent to Earth, where he is adopted by an elderly couple in India who name him Shekhar. After growing to an adult and learning about his origins and powers, he goes to the city in search of his school sweetheart, Gita, who has become a newspaper reporter. At the same time, Verma, Shekhar's rival for Gita's affection in their school days, has gone on to become a crime lord and general super-villain. Verma has hatched a plan to become rich by devastating part of India with natural disasters, then buying up all of the abandoned land. Will Superman/Shekhar (Puneet Issar) be able to put a stop to Verma's evil plan? Will he win Gita's heart? Will he keep his double identity a secret? (In Hindi language).
Includes the original Indian commercials, which are stranger than the film itself.
IL Marchio Di Kriminal
(1968)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka's: Cuatro Budas De Kriminal/Retour De Kriminal
He's back! Kriminal has somehow escaped jail and is running a high class rest home in London as he and his young female accomplice are causing guests to check in--but not check out, and then taking in the rewards from the insurance. However, they come across a statue of a blue Buddha that contains the first part of a map that seems to lead to some hidden treasure. Kriminal soon springs into action and is off round the globe in search of the other Buddhas that contain the other parts of the map. Inspector Milton believes Kriminal is still in an Istanbul prison, how long will it take him to link the rest home, the Buddhas, the treasure and Kriminal? (In widescreen format and in Italian language).
The Incredible Kaliman
(1972)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka: Kalimán, El Hombre Increíble
Mystic Kaliman (Jeff Cooper) battles the forces of evil including a hairy monster, a mummy, extraterrestrials and bandits. (In Spanish language, no subtitles).
The makeup tests for this film were made in Mexico, with American material, but it was necessary to buy more in Italy. Unfortunately the same numbers correspond to different skin colors, so Kaliman's face suddenly darkens part way through the film.
The Incredible Profesor Zovek
(1972)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka: El Increíble Profesesor Zovek
An airplane carrying three outstanding scientists crashes. Zovek, using his great psychic powers, learns that two of the scientists died. The third one, Professor Druso, gets off the plane in Los Angeles, leaving a bomb on board. Druso plans to use the works of the deceased scientists to transform people into monsters or cannibal midgets. (In Spanish language).
Zovek was a Mexican TV star who routinely performed escapes, acts and stunts. He reportedly once performed 17,800 sit-ups (without stopping) for 8 hours, the last 200 taking his own secretary over his head with his hands. He also once swam 8 hours without stopping on a TV show to get money for the Red Cross. He later skipped rope for almost 9 hours for the same cause.
On March 10th, 1972, Zovek fell 200 feet to his death out of a helicopter during the filming of Blue Demon And Zovek In Invasion Of The Dead (Also available here at SSV) one week before he was to appear in Tokyo courtesy of the Fuji Telecasting Company.
Insee Thong
(1970)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka: Golden Eagle
An evil communist hypnotist and the "Red Bamboo" gang threaten to overthrow the Thai government and start a socialist revolution. The cops can't break the case. Only the legendary "Golden Eagle" (Mitr Chaibancha) can untangle the complicated plot and save the day -- unless Red Eagle stops him! (In Thai language, with English subtitles).
On October 8th, 1970, Mitr Chaibancha fell to his death when he lost his grip on a rope ladder hanging from a helicopter, during the last day of shooting for this film at Dongtan (Sugar Palm) Beach, Pattaya.
Invaders From Space
(1965)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka's: Sûpâ jaiantsu - Kaiseijin no majô/Super Giant 3
Aliens from the planet Emerald send superhero Starman (Ken Utsui), their cosmic crusader in bulging tights, to stop amphibious invaders from space in this flashy, martial-arts, sci-fi adventure. Also stars Sachihiro Ohsawa.
Note: In the original serial, the aliens are described as being the kappa, a creature from Japanese mythology. But in the condensed U.S. version, the aliens are instead referred to as "salamander men."
Invasion Of The Neptune Men
(1961)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka's: Invasion From A Planet/Uchu Kaisoku-Sen
Slow-moving aliens from the planet Neptune, wearing nosecone-shaped space helmets, attempt to invade Earth in a winged rocket-ship. But they are thwarted by a mysterious superhero called Space Chief (Sonny Chiba) who flies around in a rocket-propelled car and performs martial arts.
James Batman
(1966)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
Batman (Dolphy), Robin and James Bond join forces to battle an evil warlord, who is holding the world at ransom with a nuclear weapon. A spoof of the 1966-68 Batman TV series. (In Tagalog language).
Kaliman In The Sinister World Of Humanon
(1974)$19.99 - Free Shipping In The USA
aka: Kalimán En El Siniestro Mundo De Humanón
In the second and final film in the series, the Incredible Kaliman (Jeff Cooper) lands in Rio de Janeiro with his trusty sidekick Solin. Soon, they find themselves in the heart of the dangerous Amazon jungle, battling an evil scientist named Humanon who is out to destroy the world. Using powers of telepathy and other exciting tricks, Kaliman and Solin do what they must to destroy the heartless Humanon. (In Spanish language, with English subtitles).
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