Tracey is pregnant and happily married to Lawrence, an architect. She has few cares in the world until the day a maniac breaks into the house, rapes her, and ultimately causes her to miscarry. Tracey falls to pieces and is so affected by the encounter she finds men repulsive, including her husband. Her attitude does not soften with time, and sooner rather than later, her husband takes up with his secretary. But in the meantime, the Scotland Yard detective has still not been able to track down the psychotic rapist, and there is no guarantee that Tracey is safe..

Directed by Oscar Award-winning filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola comes one of his very first feature films. In DEMENTIA 13, we follow Louise Haloran who is left widowed after her husband suddenly dies of a heart attack. Worried she will not be able to claim any of her husband's inheritance, she convinces his family he is away on a business trip and joins them at their Castle estate on an isolated Irish island.. The family has gathered in remembrance of the 7 year anniversary of their daughter's death - and Louise is about to find out that the Haloran family has a morbid way of mourning their dead.... "Coppola's promise as a director is on display in this interesting piece of gothic horror." - Cole Smithey

In THE TERROR, the incomparable Jack Nicholson (in one of his earliest leading roles) plays Lt. Duvalier, a soldier in Napoleon's army. After separating from the rest of his unit and becoming lost, he catches sight of Helene, a beautiful woman walking alone along the Baltic Sea.. He follows her to a castle where he is introduced to Baron Von Leppe (played by horror icon, Boris Karloff), who appears to dabble in witchcraft and the dark arts. Upon this discovery, Lt. Duvalier sets out to rescue Helene -- but he soon finds out that she has some dark secrets of her own.... "...It's a treat to watch the great Karloff and a baby-faced Nicholson square off, and the story packs a couple of nice surprises." - Matt Brunson, Creative Loafing. "Scene by scene, it's a delightful Ovidian creature." - Fernando F. Croce, CinePassion

Never before released in the US, Paulo Rocha's debut feature THE GREEN YEARS, gloriously shot in black and white, is an extraordinary and haunting coming-of-age tale. Nineteen-year-old Julio heads to Lisbon from the provinces and gets a job as a shoemaker for his uncle Raul. But when he meets Ilda, a confident young housemaid who becomes a regular shop visitor, the two begin a tentative romance until the realities of the outside world come crashing through. Winner of Best First Film at the 1964 **Locarno Film Festival**.

Set against the backdrop of the Nazi occupation of France, VICE AND VIRTURE is a stylized retelling of the Marquis de Sade's Justine, as envisioned by one of cinema's most provocative filmmakers Roger Vadim (Blood and Roses, Barbarella). Two sisters navigate very different courses as they struggle to survive within the morally corrupt fascist regime. Juliette (Annie Girardot, The Piano Teacher) is surrounded by the spoils of war, being the mistress of a colonel (Robert Hossein). Meanwhile, Justine (Catherine Deneuve, Repulsion, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg), whose husband is seized by fascists on their wedding day, is taken to a chateau in the country, where she is groomed to become a concubine for the Nazi elite.

Two of Hollywood's all-time favorite stars heat up the steamy streets of Manhattan in this tough and tender romance. Natalie Wood and Steve McQueen star as a charming, footloose musician and the innocent Macy's salesgirl who is carrying his child. Natalie Wood received an **Academy Award** nomination for her touching and memorable performance. Nominated for Best Actress in a Leading Role (Natalie Wood), Best Writing, Story and Screenplay - Written Directly for the Screen, and Best Cinematography at the **Academy Awards**. Nominated for Best Actress - Drama (Natalie Wood) and Best Actor - Drama (Steve McQueen) at the **Golden Globes**. *"... A delightfully fresh flavour [from] Mulligan's atmospherically low-key direction, excellent performances from Wood and McQueen, and vivid location shooting in New York's Little Italy." - Tom Milne, **Time Out***

In this classic comic western, aging rancher George Washington McLintock (John Wayne), a wealthy self-made man, is forced to deal with numerous personal and professional problems. Seemingly everyone wants a piece of his enormous farmstead, including high-ranking government men, McLintock's own sons and nearby Native Americans.. As McLintock tries to juggle his various adversaries, his wife, who left him two years previously, suddenly returns. But she isn't interested in her husband -- she wants custody of their daughter.

From notable cult-horror director Herschell Gordon Lewis, an Egyptian caterer kills various women in suburban Miami to use their body parts to bring to life a dormant Egyptian goddess, while an inept police detective try to track him down. Nominated for a Saturn Award at the **Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films**.

Billy Fisher is a lazy, wildly inventive and irresponsible clerk in a north country town, who defrauds his employers of the petty cash. Unable to accept the drab reality of life, Billy escapes into a world of fantasy, imagining he is a successful man of the world in various situations. Communication at home is uneasy; his inexplicable lying shocks his parents. But when he becomes engaged to two girls at the same time and invents a demand for his non-existent writing talents, his troubles become more complex. That is, until he meets Liz, a beautiful and understanding girl, who appreciates the creative instincts hidden behind his dreams. Nominated for Six Awards, including Best British Film, at the **BAFTA Awards.** Nominated for a Golden Lion Award at the **Venice International Film Festival.** *"One of the great movies of the 1960's." - A.O. Scott, **The New York Times***

Steeped in sadomasochism and lushly photographed in the vivid hues for which the director is known, Mario Bava's The whip and the body is a Gothic thriller that far surpasses the API Edgar Allan Poe films that it was intended to emulate. Christopher Lee (Dracula: prince of darkness) stars as Kurt Menliff, the sadistic son of a wealthy Count, who returns to the family castle, much to the dismay of his family, their servants, and the beautiful woman with whom he shares a fondness for the lash (Daliah Lavi). When Kurt is found murdered, it brings no peace to those who had feared him, as his vengeful spirit cannot be contained by the grave, and he returns to torment those unfortunate enough to remain within Menliff Manor.

When a distinguished physiologist Professor Sharpey commits suicide, a security officer reveals evidence of treason against him. Inquiries into his work reveal that he was experimenting with an aspect of space physiology called isolation, the study of what happens to a man when all sensation - touch, taste, sight, smell and hearing - is removed. "*..as directed by the great Basil Dearden, it plays in an eerily realistic way and what you see lingers in the mind long afterwards.*" - ***Movie Magazine International***

This classic revisionist western explores complex familial relationships as well as the pitfalls of modern capitalism by following the daily life of Hud Bannon (Paul Newman), a young Texas rancher who lives with his cattleman father Homer (Melvyn Douglas) and his hero-worshipping nephew Lon (Brandon DeWilde). Though Hud is an amoral, cold-hearted man, he was celebrated as an iconic anti-hero to the countercultural youth audiences of the 1960s. Winner of Best Actress (Patricia Neal), Best Actor (Melvyn Douglas) and nominated for Best Actor (Paul Newman) and Best Director at the **Academy Awards**. Nominated for Best Motion Picture - Drama, Best Director, and Best Actor - Drama (Paul Newman) at the **Golden Globes**. Winner of Best Foreign Actress (Patricia Neal) at the **BAFTA Awards**. Nominated for the Golden Lion at the **Venice Film Festival**. *"The four principal actors -- Newman, Neal, Douglas, and de Wilde -- are so good that they might well form the nucleus of a cinematic repertory company." - **TIME Magazine***