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3 Supermen In Santo Domingo Add to Shopping Cart
in english with greek subs
1986

Rare english language version of this late entry into the costume superhero genre. The 3

supermen go to Santo Domingo to bust up a ring of counterfeiters and need to use all their

acrobatics to be successful. Goofy fun with a little sleaze to go with it.

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3 Supermen Vs The Godfather Add to Shopping Cart
in english with greek subs
1977

The 3 supermen return in their goofy red superhero costumes!! This time they are up against a

Mafia Godfather who wants them dead. They use all their acrobatic skill to avoid the bullets and

other acts of violence happening all around them! Lots of fun and surprisingly violent at times.

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Devil Man Add to Shopping Cart

Paolo Bianchini 1965

Guy Madison

Guy Madison is a secret agent out to protect a scientist and his daughter from a madman

named Devil Man. Lots of sixties high tech heroics.

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Fantomas Add to Shopping Cart

Andre Hunnabelle 1965

Jean Marais, Mylene Demongeot, Luis Funes

In French and for the first time with English subtitles! Jean Marais plays a dual role as both a

cop and the mysteriously masked supervillain, Fantomas. Marais the cop must stop Fantomas in

his plans to rule the world. Marina Vlady co-stars

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Fantomas Strikes Back Add to Shopping Cart

Andre Hunnabelle 1964

Jean Marais, Mylene Demongeot, Luis Funes

In French with English subtitles. Finally here is the sequel to FANTOMAS with English subs. The

masked super villain returns to wreck havoc on Inspector Juve and reporter Fandor (Jean

Marais). Beautiful Mylene Demongeot also returns. Fantomas has kidnapped 2 scientists that

will create for him a zombie army, allowing him to be master of the world! Highly entertaining.

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Fantomas Vs Scotland Yard Add to Shopping Cart

1967

Jean Marais, Mylene Demongeot, Luis Funes

In French with English subtitles. Excellent sequel to the first film with all the regualrs returning

(including Mylene Demongeot and NOT Marina Vlady like I said last time!!). The supervillain

Fantomas returns to plague both reporter Jean Marais but the great British police force.

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Flashman Add to Shopping Cart

Mino Guerrini 1966

John Heston,

Goofy sixties superhero/spy fun with all the kitsch found in Italo-films of that time. A scientist

has developed an invisibility serum but is killed by his evil assistant (John Heston aka Ivano

Staccioli) who uses it to become a super bank robber. Meanwhile, a group of sexy secretaries

are infiltrating banks and substituting counterfeit bills for real ones. And then there's Flashman,

a costumed superhero (complete with British butler!) who's invincible and wears a silver and

red costume.

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Goldface The Fantastic Superman Add to Shopping Cart

Aldaberto Albertini 1965

Oh lord, a superhero/wrestler film from Italy shot in Venezuela! Bitto Adalbertini (creator of the

3 SUPERMEN series) directs this action filled and really goofy film about a masked superhero

who wrestles on the sides (shades of SANTO!). Great music, sexy girls and lots of action.

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How To Kill 400 Duponts Add to Shopping Cart

Steno 1968

Terry Thomas, Margaret Lee, Johnny Dorelli

Letterboxed print. Here's a spoof of Bava's DIABOLIK, starring Johnny Dorelli as Dorellik. He

has a beautiful sidekick (Margaret Lee) and is hounded by Inspector Green (Terry Thomas).

Dorellik is hired by a Dupont to kill off all the other heirs to a fortune (hence the film's title).

Sixties kitsch with a great pop song performed by Margaret Lee. Directed by Steno.

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SuperArgo Vs Diabolicus Add to Shopping Cart

1966

Ken Wood, Gerard Tichy

Widescreen print and gorgeous!!. Ken Wood plays wrestler/superhero Superargo, out to save

the world from a mad scientist (Gerald Tichy who really gets to chew the scenery here!!). Lots

of action and psychedelic cinematography, You must experience all things SUPERARGO!!

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The Saint Vs Dr Death Add to Shopping Cart

Rafael Romero Marchent 1973

Helga Line, George Rigaud, Mirta Miller

Letterboxed print. Rare Santo film from the seventies dubbed into English!! It was a co-

production with Spain which accounts for the English dubbing, it is also responsible for sporting

a wonderful cast of Spanish actors such as Helga Line, Mirta Miller, and Georges Rigaud. Santo

(here known as THE SAINT) is called on to track down and capture the maniacal Dr Death, who

is killing off well known members of society for his own evil purposes

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