Rupert Davies

Cover Up -- Frightmare

The Spy Who Came in from the Cold -- Oscar nominee Richard Burton* is the burnt-out British agent who refuses to 'come in from the cold' to take a desk job -- but instead launches into the most dangerous assignment of his career, stalking East German agent (and Golden Globe winner) Oskar Werner.**

Resurrected from an icy river tomb, Count Dracula (Christopher Lee) returns with a lust for life and blood. The most religiously-themed of the Dracula movies, this one has Dracula battling with a monsignor whose niece is the vampire's intended... victim, that is.

Vincent Price returns to his English manor from Africa with his mad, mutilated brother whom he keeps chained upstairs. Price buries his brother alive, glad to be rid of him, but the body is dug up by a local physician and the brother, still alive, begins a systematic search for vengeance.

When the niece of a prominent clergyman becomes Dracula's victim, the Monsignor vows to put a stop to Dracula's deadly ways.

Vincent Price returns to his English manor from Africa with his mad, mutilated brother whom he keeps chained upstairs. Price buries his brother alive, glad to be rid of him, but the body is dug up by a local physician and the brother, still alive, begins a systematic search for vengeance.

Vincent Price returns to his English manor from Africa with his mad, mutilated brother whom he keeps chained upstairs. Price buries his brother alive, glad to be rid of him, but the body is dug up by a local physician and the brother, still alive, begins a systematic search for vengeance.

When the niece of a prominent clergyman becomes Dracula's victim, the Monsignor vows to put a stop to Dracula's deadly ways.

Resurrected from an icy river tomb, Count Dracula (Christopher Lee) returns with a lust for life and blood. The most religiously-themed of the Dracula movies, this one has Dracula battling with a monsignor whose niece is the vampire's intended... victim, that is.

Robert Manning (Mark Eden) searches for his vanished brother in a rural English village, where he is entangled in the legend of Lavinia (Barbara Steele), a witch killed 300 years ago. Lavinia's heir, J. D. Morley (Christopher Lee), wants revenge on anyone related to her killers, such as Robert. Robert romances Morley's niece, Eve, and is aided by occult expert Prof. Marsh (Boris Karloff), but it is up to him to repel Morley's evil designs.

A Hong Kong taxi driver delivers a cryptic letter from a recently deceased man (Klaus Kinski) to the police commissioner (Rupert Davies), who passes it on to its intended recipient, an American jet-setter named Bob Mitchell (Robert Cummings). "Five golden dragons" is the brief, mysterious message. Things only get stranger from there, as Bob finds himself drawn into a whirlwind of murder, romance and intrigue.

Fu Manchu and his henchmen are kidnapping the daughters of prominent scientists and taking them to his remote island headquarters. Rather than a ransom, Fu wants the scientists to collaborate with him in development of a death ray he would use to take over the world.