Trailers from the following movies: Morgan The Pirate, Journey To The Lost City, Sandokan The Great, Sword of Sherwood Forest, Hell On Devil's Island, Jungle Flight, Mobambo, Tropic Zone, King Solomon's Mines, Naked Africa, Tarzan's Fight For Life, Virgin Sacrifice, Native Girl And The Slaver, Tarzan And The Great River, Manhunt In The African Jungle, Perils of Nyoka, Two Sane Nuts; many more...

Cheezy Action Trailers (2008)

Bruce Lee expert John Little tracks down the real world locations of some of  Lee's most iconic action scenes. Many sites remain largely unchanged nearly 50 years later: monasteries, ice factories, and urban street sites. No one has ever taken on the task of finding what remains of this legacy. The revelations are nothing short of astounding for fans of Bruce Lee, martial arts, and action movies.

Bruce Lee: Tracking The Dragon (2014)

For a few short years in the 70s, films like ILSA - SHE WOLF of THE SS, THE BEAST IN HEAT, SPECIAL TRAIN FOR HITLER and THE GESTAPO'S LAST ORGY were churned out at an alarming rate to shock audiences worldwide. This award-winning documentary features eye-opening interviews / confessions from Producers, Directors, Cinema Historians and Ilsa herself, Dyanne Thorne, in her last on camera appearance. 

Fascism On A Thread: The Strange Story of Nazisploitation Cinema (2019)

Martial arts expert Bruce Lee became world-renowned for his performances in such Kung-fu classics as Enter the Dragon. Now his only interview in English is available. Just after the release of his first film, The Big Boss, he spoke in 1971 in Hong Kong with Canada's premier journalist Pierre Berton. 

Bruce Lee: The Lost Interview (1994)

Pursuit of the Dragon is a 90 minute documentary that follows the chronology of Bruce Lee's four films: "The Big Boss," "Fist of Fury," "The Way of the Dragon" and "Enter the Dragon."

Pursuit of The Dragon (2013)

Filmmakers Lee Frost and Bob Cresse take their â€œhidden camerasâ€ to expose Bahamian voodoo rites, Japanese massage parlors, German theater, and an Arab sex slave auction that looks suspiciously like LA.â€™s Bronson Canyon. Mondo fans will recognize the familiar format of titillation masquerading as education, but Cresse and Frost push the concept into decidedly more bizarre territory.

Mondo Bizarro (1966)

During the Meiji era, a courageous blind girl named Takiri teams up with a powerful monster called Nebula to bravely fight against greedy developers who threaten to take over her family's cherished land, putting their future and heritage at risk.

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