Blood Soaked Cinema - Back from the Grave (1956)

Synopsis: This volume of the BLOOD SOAKED CINEMA series collects 12 low-budget horror flicks centered around the realms of the supernatural: in SLAVE OF THE CANNIBAL GOD (1979), a sexpot travels deep into... This volume of the BLOOD SOAKED CINEMA series collects 12 low-budget horror flicks centered around the realms of the supernatural: in SLAVE OF THE CANNIBAL GOD (1979), a sexpot travels deep into the heart of the South American jungle to find her missing husband; in THE SEVERED ARM (1973), five stranded men eat their buddy's arm for survival only to be stalked by the vengeful victim years later; in I EAT YOUR SKIN (1964), a mad scientist creates radioactive monsters on a remote island; in THE UNDERTAKER AND HIS PALS (1966), a mortician befriends a pair of psycho restaurant owners who kill people for use in their blue-plate specials; in MURDER MANSION (1970), a couple are forced to spend the night in a haunted manse; in NIGHT OF BLOODY HORROR (1969), a string of horrible murders haunt the consciousness of a disturbed young man; in IT HAPPENED AT NIGHTMARE INN (1973), a gruesome killer keeps his victims in barrels of cooking wine; in LEGACY OF BLOOD (1978), family members are brutally dispatched at the reading of their uncle's will; in NIGHTMARE CASTLE (1965), a mad scientist tortures his unfaithful wife and her lover to death only to have them return from the grave for revenge; in I BURY THE LIVING (1958), a cemetery caretaker begins to question reality when his managerial duties result in mysterious deaths; in INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN (1956), a murderer is executed in the electric chair only to be revived by a scientist's experiments; and in HORROR HOTEL (1960), a young college student writing a paper on witchcraft ends up staying at a New England hotel run by the spirit of an undead witch. [More]

Starring: Ursula Andress, Stacy Keach, Deborah Walley, William Joyce

Starring: Ursula Andress, Stacy Keach, Deborah Walley, William Joyce, Gerald McRaney, Venetia Stevenson, Christopher Lee, Richard Boone, Lon Chaney