Nosferatu 1922
d: FW Murnau
Holds up today as one of the greatest horror films of all-time.
The Vampire Bat 1933
d: Frank R Stayer
In this suspenseful horror classic, a panic sweeps across the small village of Klineschoss because many people have been found dead, their bodies drained of all their blood. As an investigation ensues, more victims continue to die as the villagers attempt to hone in on a suspect.
Messiah of Evil 1973
d: Gloria Katz, Willard Huyck
A beautiful young woman named Arletty arrives in a strange beach town to visit her estranged father, but soon discovers that it is inhabited by blood-thirsty monsters that come out under the moon craving flesh and waiting for their messiah of evil.
Satanic Rites of Dracula 1973
d: Alan Gibson
Scotland Yard teams up with vampire expert Van Helsing (Peter Cushing) to discover who or what lies behind a recent outbreak of violent crimes. What they uncover is nothing more horrendous than Count Dracula himself (Christopher Lee).
Grave of the Vampire 1972
d: John Hayes
A vampire named Kroft returns from his grave and interrupts a couple making out in the cemetery, killing the man and raping the woman. Kroft's female victim becomes pregnant and gives birth. The child, James Eastman, is half man/half vampire. He can go out in the daylight but must feed on blood. Like Blade he is on a vendetta to kill the vampire who made him. When father and son finally come together in a dramatic showdown, will killing his father be enough to save Eastman's soul?
The Thirsty Dead 1974
d: Terry Becker
Attractive young women in Manila are being kidnapped off the streets. Their destination is a mystery. If blood-thirsty cults and beautiful girls are your thing, then this movie will surely entertain.
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