Death Journey 1975   R, 90 min.
Genre: Action
Director: Fred Williamson
Cast: Fred Williamson, Bernard Kirby, Art Maier, Lou Bedford, Heidi Dobbs, Stephanie Falkner, Ed Kovins, Patrick McCullough, Emil Farkas, Sam Coppola, Geoffrey Land, D'Urville Martin, James B. Campbell, Tony Brubaker, Alexis Tramunti
Tough Jesse Crowder (Fred Williamson) is assigned the task of bringing an informant from L.A. to NYC–safely–in 48 hours. Using all transportation means available (including by foot) and fighting back the bad people all the way, he accomplishes his mission. 1 User Review
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| | good action | nightstar 07/23/2007 | | A highly entertaining actioner with good direction and wonderfull performance by Fred Wiliamson.The movies at a brisk pace and has some nice moments of comedy. |
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Doctor Dracula 1981 N/R, 88 min.
Genre: Horror / Thriller
Director: Al Adamson, Paul Aratow
Cast: John Carradine, Don "Red" Barry, Larry Hankin, Geoffrey Land, Susan McIver, Regina Carrol, Jane Brunel-Cohen, Tweed Morris, Norman Pierce, Paul Thomas, Clair Dia, Vic Kirk, Robert W. Carr, Michael Renner, Noel Welch
This film was originally made in 1975 as "Lucifer's Women," but the surviving film had additional scenes added in 1981 (with different actors). The story involves a satanic cult, the Society of the Bleeding Rose. Author John Wainwright (Larry Hankin) is a member of the cult and claims that he, as Svengali, has the ability to steal souls. Dr. Gregorio (Geoffrey Land) challenges Svengali's abilities, and during a rite, the two have a confrontation during which Svengali is faced with the fact that Dr. Gregorio is actually the long undead Count Dracula. Gore and corpses lie in wait.
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