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Anthony worked with the PlayStation stimulus word "Challenge". This thought-provoking film tells the tale of a Native American, a dying man and a young boy - who find their lives connected by strange dreams and the untamed wilderness.

The first in Hammer Productions' sanguinary series of Frankenstein epics finds Baron Victor Frankenstein in jail, attempting to convince his jailers that a monster he created was responsible for the crimes for which he is accused. Horror legends Peter Cushing ("Star Wars") and Christopher Lee team up as the Baron and the Monster.

At a 12th-century masked ball from hell, dissolute satanist Prince Prospero (Vincent Price) torments his guests, forcing them to participate in a variety of gruesome lethal games in this Roger Corman-directed horror flick based on two stories by Edgar Allen Poe. While most of the games end in someone's death, those who survive Prospero's amusements must endure the nightmare of torture and unthinkable depravity.

Roger Corman directs this hoot of a film featuring Dr. Erasmus Craven (Vincent Price), a washed-up sorcerer who turns a talking raven back into a man and learns that his presumed-dead wife is actually living with a rival magician (Boris Karloff). But when Craven tries to rescue his wife, he gets more than he bargained for. Loosely based on the Edgar Allan Poe poem, this tongue-in-cheek classic co-stars Peter Lorre and a young Jack Nicholson.

A magician who has been turned into a raven turns to a former sorcerer for help in this film loosely based on the Edgar Allen Poe poem.

A magician who has been turned into a raven turns to a former sorcerer for help in this film loosely based on the Edgar Allen Poe poem.

Medical student Guy Carrell believes his father was buried while still alive and fears he'll suffer the same fate. Growing increasingly paranoid, he builds himself a mausoleum rigged for escape.

Kicked out of Vienna for going too far while testing his heart transplant theories, Dr. Peter Blood (Kieron Moore) returns to his hometown, much to the joy of his father (Ian Hunter), the local physician. But soon medical supplies and village residents start disappearing -- and a new breed of resurrected humans arise from Dr. Blood's experiments. This gruesome 1960s horror flick set the tone for many a chiller to come.

This wacky romantic comedy finds theater mogul Scott Raymond (Jack Watling) challenging psychiatrist Dr. Malcolm Nettel's (John Bentley) claim that he can create a "perfect" child by hypnotizing the soon-to-give-birth mother beforehand. Once the bet is in motion, Raymond convinces an actress to impersonate a pregnant woman, thus ensuring that the result goes his way. Unfortunately, the woman falls for the doc, which considerably changes the game.

After being expelled from medical school in the big city, Dr. Peter Blood returns to his childhood home in Porthcarron, a remote village in Cornwell

After being expelled from medical school in the big city, Dr. Peter Blood returns to his childhood home in Porthcarron, a remote village in Cornwell

We dare you to look into...Doctor Blood's Coffin! - After being expelled from medical school in the big city, Dr. Peter Blood returns to his childhood home in Porthcarron, a remote village in Cornwell. Where he is free to continue his dangerous and unauthorized experiments on people. While his father, the small towns doctor, is excited about his sons arrival, the mysterious disappearances of several citizens and medical supplies have the entire town on edge. - DOCTOR BLOODS COFFIN is a trend-setting example of 1960s classic horror, a compelling mix of strong characterization, shocking ideas with a great deal of on-screen graphic bone chilling gore.