RETRO MEDIA
Monstrosity / Teenage Zombies DVD
- SKU:
- 31072403
- UPC:
- 802993219809
- MPN:
- 2198
- Condition:
- New
Description
This DVD presents a double dose of completely off-their-rocker mad scientists! Jerry Warren's insane TEENAGE ZOMBIES (1960) features a lumbering monster, a wild gorilla and Katherine Victor as the smoking hot, evening gown-wearing, zombie-maker. Throw in teen favorite, Don Sullivan (GIANT GILA MONSTER) and some short-shorts crazy chicks and you've got one bizarre experiment in terror. MONSTROSITY (1963) pushes it's sexual content to the limit as a bitter old maid plots to have her brain transplanted into one of her luscious house guests. All presented for the first time ever in Wide Screen 16x9 anamorphic transfers from 35mm! Includes bonus interviews, trailers and a Retromedia Drive-In episode.
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