Bela Lugosi Triple Feature

Features 3 classic black and white features on a single disc.

White Zombie
The Halperin Brothers made White Zombie in just 11 days back in 1932 with $50,000 and sets left behind from Universal's Dracula and Frankenstein. Keeping dialogue to a minimum, they wisley let cameraman Arthur Martinellu cut loose on this odd fairy tale, avoing the stagy, static feel that pervades most early talkies. One of the most visually interesting horror films ever made.

Killer Bats
Dr. Carruthers is out for revenge. Using electricity to enlarge bats, he then sends them out to murder the family members of Heath and Morgan, the employers that betrayed him.

Ghosts On The Loose
The East Side Kids--Muggs (Leo Gorcey), Glimpy (Huntz Hall), and Skinny Benny (Billy Benedict)--offer to fix a house for the newlyweded sister of Glimpy, Betty (Ava Gardner), and her new husband, a young engineer named Jack, while the two are on their honeymoon. Unfortunately, the boys end up at the wrong house, a house that is presumed to be haunted. This sinister mansion, however, is the headquarters for a Nazi spy ring headed by Emil (Bela Lugosi).