The Best of the Worst: 12 Shocking Films So Bad, They're Good!

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Unravel twelve of the most bizarre and eccentric works of horror in this affectionate and intoxicatingly fun tribute to some of the greatest bad movies ever made! This three DVD collection is a fascinating blend of curious film creations from the 1940s through the 1970s. From Ape Man to cavemen and every bloodthirsty mutant along the way, nothing can prepare you for this enjoyable journey through The Best of the Worst! Featuring the Masters of Horror: Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff and Jack Nicholson CONTENTS: Manos: The Hands of e (1966) - Color - 69 Minutes - NR Everything that can go wrong does on a young couple's terrifying vacation, when they become lost and stop at the door of a mysterious house. Track of the Moon Beast (1976) - Color - 81 Minutes - Rated PG When a young man is stuck with a meteorite fragment, it buries itself deep inside his skull causing him to mutate into a giant reptilian monster at night. The Beast of Yucca Flats (1961) - B&W - 54 Minutes - NR Noted Russian nuclear scientist Joseph Javorsky survives an H-bomb detonation and is transformed into a crazed atomic-mutated beast on a bloodthirsty rampage. Eegah (1962) - Color - 90 Minutes - NR Smitten with a beautiful teenage girl, Eegah, the last surviving stone age caveman, invades a rockin' pool party to steal her away from her guitar-playing boyfriend. The Ape Man (1943) - B&W - 64 Minutes - NR While conducting a bizarre experiment, scientist Jonathan Brewster is transformed into a hideous ape creature. Desperate to reverse the process, Brewster sets out on a killing spree in efforts to find a cure. The Amazing Transparent Man (1960) - B&W - 58 Minutes - NR A major holds a brilliant scientist hostage so that he can perfect a machine that will make men transparent. The demented major wants to create an army of invisible men to take over the Earth. The Atomic Brain (1964) - B&W - 65 Minutes - NR In a dungeon laboratory inhabited by sub-humans and fresh corpses, a scientist conducts revolting experiments in an attempt to achieve immortality. Dementia 13 (1963) - B&W - 76 Minutes - NR Louise is faced with a dilemma since her husband John has died of a heart attack and she is not included in his mother's will. Traveling to his family's ancestral home in Ireland, Louise hopes to ingrain herself into the family. Unknown World (1951) - B&W - 74 Minutes - NR Living under the threat of an atomic holocaust, a group of scientists build a vehicle capable of drilling to the center of the Earth. Traveling 1,500 miles below the planet s surface, they find an underground cavern which contains an unexpected surprise. The Terror (1963) - Color - 81 Minutes - NR In an early career appearance, Jack Nicholson stars as Lieutenant Duvalier, a Nineteenth Century officer whose dreams are haunted by a mysterious beauty. Mesa of Lost Women (1953) - B&W - 69 Minutes - NR The infamous Dr. Arana is conducting bizarre experiments in the forbidden Mexican desert of Zarpa Mesa. It is rumored that he has created a race of rabid super-women by injecting them with spider venom. The Incredible Petrified World (1957) - B&W - 64 Minutes - NR Trapped at the bottom of hostile waters, explorers discover their only chance for survival is a labyrinth of undersea caves. The caverns provide oxygen and shelter for the survivors, but lack an escape route to the surface.