Subgenre Sampler
High Chaparral, The (TV Series) (1967)- Conceived amidst the popularity of BONANZA, this classic TV western sought to replicate its success. The series centres on the ranch life of an…
- DVD $59.95, $59.95, $59.95, $59.95
How I Won the War (1967)- John Lennon and Michael Crawford do service in this black satire on military lunacy.
- DVD
$20$15 
Prisoner, The (TV Series) (1967-1968)
- Patrick McGoohan stars as No.6, a man who wakes to find himself the pawn of a mysterious big brother organisation in this 60's soaked sci–fi…
- DVD
$119.95$60, $119.95, $119.95 | Blu-Ray $109.99 
Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967)- Likeable, though overlong musical set in the swinging 20s and something of a sequel to Andrew's "The Boyfriend". Harebrained farce predominates…
- DVD
$20$15 
Torture Garden (1967)- Grisly, well–acted omnibus of four horror stories by PSYCHO–scribe Robert Bloch, framed by the fiendish hype of Burgess Meredith's…
- Blu-Ray $19.95
Blue Max, The (1966)- Impressively staged, this WW1 actioner concerns the career of ace German combat pilot Bruno Stachel (Peppard). Although the human drama is fairly…
- DVD $29.95
Dark Shadows (TV Series) (1966)- A camp classic of 'Gothic soap opera', this long–running daytime melodrama centred on 175–year–old vampire Barnabas Collins and a…
- DVD $69.95
Hills Run Red, The (Un fiume di dollari ) (1966)- Violent spaghetti western doesn't spare the sauce as two confederate soldiers flee the civil war with some ill–gotten loot. Duryea appears to…
- DVD $14.95
Is Paris Burning? (Paris brûle-t-il?) (1966)- An international cast grace this lengthy war drama, set in 1944 Paris as the retreating Germans prepared to burn the city to the ground on Hitler's…
- DVD
$20$15 
Rage (1966)- Sweaty Mexican American thriller with Glenn Ford playing a self–pitying alcoholic doctor who lives alone in a border town, and finds himself…
- Blu-Ray $34.95
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