Directed by Zoltan G. Spencer the man behind The Hand of Pleasure and a host of other oddball sexploitation films.
Very similar in almost every way to the Fantom Kiler films, also from Poland. Yet, I don't see any overlap in director/writer. Maybe this is just a Polish thing? There's the same lurid comic book vibe (specifically adult Euro fumettis), monstrous men/villains (as in Dick Tracy or Sin City), and best of all, almost no one speaks a lick of English, so are just reading the lines the best they can. (Which is much better than I could do with Polish dialog.)
This is an anthology composed of three previously released full-length films: the unfinished film Scream Your Head Off, The Dark Side to Love (1984), and Cataclysm (1980). From the VHS:"Aboard a fast moving train bound for Hell, God and Satan decide the fates of three unfortunate mortals. In HARRY, a fiendish killer keeps the horribly mutilated body parts of his countless victimes in a diabolical torture chamber. In GRETA, a young woman, obsessed with death, takes part in an unspeakable ritual of Russian roulette. Finally, in CLAIRE, a young woman and a Holocaust survivor are terrorized by the son of Satan!"
Starring several sexploitation all-stars including Shauna O'Brien, Julie K. Smith, Regina Russell Banali, Sasha Peralto and Julie Strain, it's an odd sci-fi film about a girl band called the Baberellas who are captured by an intergalactic reality show.
Tane McClure stars as a radio loveline host whose show contributes to the death of a girl - but also boosts ratings.
A bargain basement sex film on the surface, but it's actually stacked with some early sexploitation heavyweights: directed by Nick Millard and starring Rene Bond, Sandy Carey, and Linda York. Unfortunately, we also have to put up with Bond's real life husband Ric Lutze as the titular character.
Pilar Alcón stars in this Spanish film about a woman taken hostage when her husband is set to testify against a mob boss.
(Original title: Prigione di donne) Another Women in Prison (WIP) flick from Italy. Same story as always: an innocent woman is imprisoned, there's a riot, there's a shower, there's wicked wardens - or in this case, wicked nuns.
(Original Title: L'uomo che guarda (The Man Who Looks), misleadingly translated into English as The Voyeur) A Tinto Brass film adaptation of Alberto Moravia's book about a guy haunted by childhood memories has trouble doing anything but watch women. His bedridden father, on the other hand, has no such hangups.