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SPIDER LABYRINTH
Also Known As
IL NIDODEL RAGNO
Directed by Gianfranco Giagni in 1988
Starring Roland Wybenga, Paola Rinaldi, Stephane Audran and William Berger
Professor Alan Whitmore is sent to Budapest to find out why a colleague working on an important worldwide research project has made himself so scarce. The project involves translating and understanding writing that is linked to an ancient religion soon found to be much less dead than anyone suspected. The followers know what the writing contains, the names of their deities, and there are no measures too ghastly to protect this secret. The world will know soon enough… Here is an absolutely stunning supernatural horror film that is filled with dark, color-accented, atmosphere. No surprise that this has been compared to Dario Argento’s work on a number of occasions. Lots of violent intensity and Sergio Stivaletti’s F/X work is beyond amazing! Widescreen and uncut, this print is in English language with Japanese subtitles.
STRIKE COMMANDO
Directed by Bruno Mattei (credited as Vincent Dawn) in 1986
Starring Reb Brown, Christopher Connelly, Alex Vitale and Luciano Pigozzi (Credited as Alan Collins)
Michael Ransom is the leader of the Strike Commandos, an elite group of soldiers sent in as a final option when all else fails. When an operation goes bad it’s thought that the team is finished, but Ransom survives. Attempting to make his way back to safety, he discovers a crazed Russian soldier whose purpose in the area is a mystery. He is sent back behind enemy lines to gather proof and is captured. Ransom is not a man they can break and when he gets his chance to strike back against those that have deceived him, there’s gonna be hell to pay! Brown is awesome here; he does some of his best ever screaming and gun-waving sweeps. Connelly is fun to watch as yet another cold-hearted bastard who is on Brown’s bad side from the word go! There is also a very cool soundtrack by Luigi Ceccarelli (credited as Lou Ceccarelli) that raises the whole thing up a notch. An amazing amount of explosions and interpersonal mayhem help this become one of Mattei’s most entertaining action movies! Our import print is in English with Japanese subtitles.
STRIKE COMMANDO 2
Directed by Bruno Mattei (credited as Vincent Dawn) in 1988
Starring Brent Huff, Mary Stavin, Richard Harris and Massimo Vanni (Credited as Alex McBride)
Huff takes over the role of Michael Ransom in this sequel that is even more violent and bloody than the first! An old friend of Ransom’s, someone who saved his life during the war, has been kidnapped and those responsible are asking for millions of dollars in diamonds to return him. If the diamonds aren’t delivered, Ransom’s old war buddy will be turned over to the KGB, government secrets and all. Good thing Ransom has a very spirited and capable woman on his side to help him with the rescue attempt! The trouble is, things aren’t quite as they appear behind enemy lines! Lots of fun as things blow up, people are stabbed or shot, and we even get to see ninja’s attack! Don’t miss the climactic fight scenes that are all sped up Benny Hill style! This uncut print is presented to you in the widescreen format! English language with Japanese subtitles.
STRIKER
Directed by Enzo G. Castellari (credited as Stephen M. Andrews)
Starring Frank Zagarino, John Phillip Law and John Steiner
John Slade is veteran who must wage his own personal war in order to rescue a friend who is being held hostage by communist evildoers. The painfully generic plot would be just another reason to consider this movie utterly dismissible if there weren’t a number of things worth noting, starting with the director, cast, and crew. For example, Umberto Lenzi and Tito Carpi, they wrote the screenplay for this! Enzo’s daughter (Stefania Girlolami) was even the assistant director! Also, the entire movie is essentially one long and bloody action scene where the body count reaches truly impressive proportions! There are a couple of surprise appearances by recognizable performers as well. Finally, some of the lines are just gems! If you’re a low budget Italian action/trash fan then Striker is a pretty safe bet! The best part is that you can now see it uncut and letterboxed in English language with Japanese subtitles.
STUNT SQUAD
Also Known As
LA POLIZIA E SCONFITTA
Directed by Domenico Paolella in 1977
Starring Marcel Bozzuffi, Ricardo Salvino and Vittorio Mezzogiorno
A protection racket has the city living in constant fear but there are those who feel they have been pushed too far! When several of the victims come together with hopes of organizing so that the extortion will stop, bombs begin to go off in phone booths. After such an example it’s understandable that everyone else is too afraid to act. There’s a cop, Grifi, who has had enough! He forms an elite unit of undercover police specially trained to deal with the terrorist tactics of Valli and his crew of vicious criminals! This is no-holds-barred stuff from the first scene! Very violent, even downright savage at times, Stunt Squad is a hard-as-nails crime story that provides no easy outs for anyone! And wait until you see the ending! The story is from Paolella and Dardano Sacchetti, the soundtrack is by Stelvio Cipriani, and the special effects are credited to Paolo Ricci! Italian crime fans should not hesitate! This uncut print is in English language with Greek subtitles.
SURVIVE!
Also Known As
SUPERVIVIENTES DE LOS ANDES
Directed by Rene Cardona in 1976
Starring Hugo Stiglitz, Norma Lazareno and Leonardo Daniel
In the later months of 1972 a plane crashed in the Andes Mountains and those not killed went to the furthest imaginable extremes to survive. This is that story. The focus is on the plight itself, the business of living through the circumstances these unfortunate people have found themselves in. Due to a miscalculation concerning the plane’s course and equipment, the rescue parties are never searching in the right place! When the weeks pass and the food runs out those still alive must come to a horrible realization… the only way they can go on is by eating the flesh of their friends who have already died in the accident! This is a fantastic and gripping film that has as many touching scenes as it has grisly ones; there is no shortage of either. Survive is intense and unrelenting but it is also hopeful and, in many ways, uplifting. For a long time you could only see this highly recommended movie on late night cable and that was often the cut version. We are very proud to make available the exceptionally rare uncut print of this movie in English language with Japanese subtitles.
TEX AND THE LORD OF THE DEEP
Also Known As
TEX WILLER E IL SIGNORE DEGLI ABISSI
Directed by Duccio Tessari in 1985
Starring Giuliano Gemma, William Berger, Flavio Bucci and Isabel Russinova
This unique Italian western/action/adventure/fantasy hybrid is based on a famous comic, features cool special effects, a nice cast, and a rousing soundtrack. For the synopsis, paraphrasing the introduction seems like the best way to go… “They say he came from the North, like the icy wind that sweeps the prairies during the great winter. Tex Willer. From the furthest reaches of the silver mountains to the birth of the blue river, his name was spoken with respect. Death rode at his side, ready to strike anyone who dared violate the law of the white man, but his spirit soared free. It knew no boundaries. And it came to pass that even the Indian tribes learned to respect him and they gave him the name of Night Eagle. History soon becomes entwined with legend in the lost time between magic and reality. Let me tell you his story then, and of the adventurous days which made him immortal.” A very rare title indeed, Tex And The Lord Of The Deep is now available to you in English language with Japanese subtitles.
THUNDER
Also Known As
THUNDER WARRIOR
Directed by Fabrizio De Angelis (As Larry Ludman) in 1983
Starring Mark Gregory, Bo Svenson, Antonio Sabato, Paolo Malco and Valeria Ross
Mark Gregory stars as Thunder, an Indian who is just returning to his hometown where he finds only an abundance of racism and anger amongst the locals. When he defends an ancient tribal cemetery against violation by a bunch of obnoxious construction workers, a pattern of violence and retribution is set into motion that can not be undone! And when those same construction workers go after his woman, Thunder will “show the white man how an Indian fights”! The plot is essentially a rough combination of First Blood and Billy Jack, but the presence of Gregory always helps. Of course, there is no shortage of action! Fist fights, car chases, and explosions galore are scattered liberally throughout the movie! Francesco De Masi provides the music. Other versions of this great action/cheese classic run about 86 minutes, cut in order to fit onto budget tapes while still accommodating trailers. This completely uncut print runs 91 minutes! It’s available to you now in English language with Japanese subtitles.
THUNDER 2
Also Known As
THUNDER WARRIOR II
Directed by Fabrizio De Angelis (As Larry Ludman) in 1985
Starring Mark Gregory, Bo Svenson, Karen Reel and Raimund Harmstorf
Although a sequel meant some major cast changes (as well as some serious character reorganization) that wasn’t about to prevent the team of Dardano Sacchetti and Fabrizio De Angelis from bringing back everyone’s favorite half-Indian ass-kicker! Remember the first movie? Remember how Thunder trashed the town and destroyed so many people? Well, they must’ve liked his style because he has just been made Deputy Sheriff! Now working for Bo Svenson, Thunder proves himself to be an invaluable bad ass right off the bat! Single-handedly capturing a group of bank-robbers and even bitch-slapping a violent cross-dresser into custody has put our hero on somebody’s “to do” list, though. There is corruption in the police force and Thunder has managed to upset the flow of things a little. He is subsequently framed for murder and locked away in a vicious facility where death seems to be the only way out – until the escape anyway! And that scene…you have to see it to believe it! Thunder is on the warpath again and this time he has exploding arrows! Walter Rizzati provides the restrained (and occasionally familiar) score this time around. It’s patently absurd! It’s unimaginably ludicrous! It’s even more cheesy good times than the first! It’s Thunder 2 and we have it for you just the way you want it – totally uncut, widescreen, and in English language with Japanese subtitles.
THUNDER 3
Also Known As
THUNDER WARRIOR III
Directed by Fabrizio De Angelis (As Larry Ludman) in 1988
Starring Mark Gregory, John Phillip Law and Werner Pochath
Just as your mind stops reeling from the final moments of Thunder 2, here comes part 3! Thunder is back yet again and this time he isn’t alone! It all starts when a group of ridiculously sadistic redneck militant survivalists led by Pochath (?!) burn down an Indian community and send the people scattering to the hills. They murder horses, try to kill a young child, and whip Thunder within an inch of his life! The law offers no help so Thunder begins to exact his revenge on the town. When things go too far and a man called Magnum kidnaps Thunder’s hairy arm-pitted wife the whole Indian community will go to war! This is the most racially slanderous, the most over the top, the most ridiculously far fetched, the most inadvertently hilarious Thunder yet! It’s a damn trash classic! You have to see some of the miniature work to believe it and man, oh, man… that dialogue! This is the kind of movie that creates bad-film aficionados! Although the whole thing is shockingly absurd on just about every level, there is something really entertaining about all this. For those unfamiliar with the tag line on the domestic version it went something like – “They took his wife… but he’s still Walking Tall, they drew First Blood, but he’s Fighting Back like Billy Jack!” That may not be it exactly, but it’s very close. And really, that about says it all! The soundtrack on this installment is a collection of previously used tunes from Francesco De Masi’s career. Strangely, it might be the best soundtrack of the three. Thunder 3 is presented totally uncut, widescreen, and in English language with Japanese subtitles.
TIERRA BRAVA
Also Known As
PAGO CARA SU MUERTE
DEATH KNOWS NO TIME
Directed by Leon Klimovsky in 1969
Starring Guglielmo Spoletini (credited as William Bogart), Wayde Preston, Agnes Spaak and Eduardo Fajardo
Famed Spanish director Leon Klimovsky delivers another Italian/Spanish Western that stands out a tad different than your usual Spaghetti yarn. Martin Rojas (Spoletini) turns the way of the Bandito when he's chased off his land by Gringos and becomes a sort of Robin Hood legend for his people. After a major robbery, his wife dies giving birth just as he's being arrested. The Marshal adopts and raises the child while Rojas is sent to hard labor for 20 years. When the adoption looks like it's going to become legal ten years later, Rojas escapes, but his bank robbing days have caught up with him when a former partner wants Rojan's 250,000 dollars that's been hidden all this time. Tons of gunplay, torture, revenge and action are at hand for your entertainment! The dramatic moments are all excellently played out giving this one a more emotional twist than usual making the violence all the more powerful. Digital Conquest is proud to present TIERRA BRAVA uncut, widescreen and in English with Japanese subtitles.
THE TIGER FROM RIVER KWAI
Also Known As
LA TIGRE VENUTA DAL FIUME KWAI
Directed by Franco Lattanzi in 1975
Starring Kam Wong Lung, Krung Srivilai, George Eastman, Gordon Mitchell, Nuccia Cardinali, Nello Pazzafini and Giovanna Mainardi
The Italian West meets the East in this Western/Martial Arts Hybrid. When Thailandese Tiger is given the task to bring back a huge bag of jewels and the ashes of a deceased Mr. Stone to the United States to present to the dead man's family, it doesn't take long for the bad guys to find out! They kill the family and will do anything to get those jewels. George Eastman is on hand as the local sherrif who tries to sort it all out. Along for the ride is the Stone's family friend and a local Chinese restaurant owner. Despite the obvious set up, there's some surprising twists along the way and at one point, the ruthless thugs hold several people of the town hostage to get the goods. Italian Western regulars Eastman and Mitchell put in fine performances in this not so regular movie! Tons of fist fights, martial arts, shootouts and some sexy Italian women also! This is an extremely rare film we bring to you widescreen, in English with Greek subtitles.
TIGER JOE
Also Known As
TFUGA DALL’ARCHIPELAGO MALEDETTO
Directed by Antonio Margheriti (credited as Anthony Dawson)
Starring David Warbeck, Annie Belle, Tony King, Luciano Pigozzi, Rene Abadeza and Giancarlo Badessi
David Warbeck rules as pilot Tiger Joe, an illegal gunrunner in Vietnam. On one of his last trips before retirement his plane is shot down where he hooks up Annie Belle, a humanitarian rebel. From there on out it is one adventure after another as Warbeck and gang run into a man eating tiger, a house full of deadly cobras, and troops of NVA wherever they turn! Lots of fighting and explosions ensue as Tiger Joe works with the resistance to get back to civilization! Joe’s flamboyant boss, fellow pilot Midnight (Tony King), and sidekick/mechanic Little Man (Luciano Pigozzi) come to his rescue, but they all soon find themselves deep in enemy territory helping a handful of refugees and children across the border and blowing up a bridge in the enemy stronghold Kwai style! Margheriti doesn't hold back on the action (with some scenes from his earlier classic The Last Hunter) as it builds at a neck-breaking pace until the explosive final! Now you can enjoy this Italian Vietnam War classic where friendship runs deep and the bloodshed runs deeper completely uncut and letterboxed in English Language with Japanese subtitles.
TOO BEAUTIFUL TO DIE
Also Known As
SOTTO IL VESTITO NIENTE 2 Il
NOTHING UNDERNEATH 2
THEY ONLY COME OUT AT NIGHT
Directed by Dario Di Piana in 1988
Starring Florence Guerin, Francois-Eric Gendron, Giovanni Tamberi and Gioia Scola
This late entry in the gialli cycle offers a lot more style than many other films made in the same period. It combines a little sleaze, some very stylish cinematography and a ton of gorgeous models together into a very slick package! Too Beautiful To Die is centered around a group of ambitious vixens, their always-angling agent, and a music video director working on his latest masterpiece. Things take a sleazy turn when the agent sets up one of his ‘special parties’ for a rich, old, sicko entrepreneur with whom he trades the ladies sexual favors for powerful influence… whether the women want to or not! On one such occasion this ends in the savage rape (that the other girls help with) and death (under mysterious circumstances) of a new actress/model! Now, someone is taking violent revenge on everybody who was there the night she died! Twists and turns, some bloody murders, and more nudity and 80’s-style music than you can handle! The soundtrack is all over the place from pop tunes to Psycho-style theme music to smooth, cool jazz by Roberto Cacciapaglia! This is definitely a title gialli fans will want to add to their collection and you can now enjoy it totally uncut, widescreen and in English with Japanese subtitles.
TOO MUCH GOLD FOR ONE GRINGO
Also Known As
THEY BELIEVED HE WAS A SAINT
LO CREDEVANO UNO STINCO DI SANTO
Directed by Juan Bosch in 1971
Starring Anthony Steffen, Daniel Martin, Manuel Guitian, Fernando Sancho, Gustavo Re and Tania Alvarado
“Greed is always in a hurry.” That’s a line spoken by Dan Carver to his kidnappers after a treacherous jailbreak. Carver has been in jail for twenty years, alone in the world with only the secret location of a tremendous amount of gold to comfort him. There are others who know that Carver holds this secret, and they also know what day his twenty years are up! Among them – Trash (Steffen), Preacher, Apache, and even the mayor of the town he’s jailed in. Everybody shows on the day of release but its Trash and Carver’s temporary cellmate who manages to get him away from the town. The three of them form a pact agreeing to a share of the gold once they all realize that they’ll need each other in order to get it. Still, people like the mayor, Preacher, and the other outlaws… they don’t forget so easily! Angry and filled with bloodlust they are always just a few steps behind our trio of gold hunters! And then there’s Rojas (Sancho) and his gang… The odds are definitely stacked in favor of the hunters! Exciting and violent action abounds in this exceptional (and very very rare) Italian/Spanish western featuring another terrific performance from genre legend Steffen (everybody is great actually) and a very cool soundtrack courtesy of Marcello Giombini! Enjoy Too Much Gold For One Gringo in the widescreen format! It’s also presented to you in English language with Greek subtitles.
TOP LINE
Also Known As
Alien Terminator
Directed by Nello Rossati in 1988
Starring Franco Nero, Deborah Moore, Mary Stavin, William Berger and George Kennedy
Franco Nero plays Ted Angelo, a down on his luck writer drinking his way into oblivion down in Columbia. Hustling anyone for money, a local fisherman friend brings him a treasure hoping to sell it. He takes Ted to where he found the gold, high up in the mountain, inside a cave where an ancient boat resides in a crashed UFO! Before Ted knows it, he's mixed up with aliens, robots and a deadly conspiracy! Five years before The X-Files, director Rossati and Nero made a great movie that seems almost lifted by the popular television series! With every government official keeping the aliens a secret, Ted faces one deadly encounter after another as he's framed for murder and chased by the police and Columbian military. The only one he can turn to is the beautiful Deborah Moore, the daughter of a local historian who Ted first tells his discovery to and then becomes the first victim that Ted is framed for murdering. Lots of great 80's effects and an excellent Terminator like robot chase through the villages of Columbia. The aliens are nasty looking thanks to the efforts of FX artists Francesco and Gaetano Paolocci. This Italian adventure-science-fiction-espionage-action flick has got something for just about everyone! Damn entertaining, we bring you another great Franco Nero film completely uncut, widescreen and in English with Japanese subtitles.
TORNADO
Directed by Antonio Margheriti (credited as Anthony M. Dawson)
Starring Giancarlo Prete (credited as Timothy Brent), Luciano Pigozzi (credited as Alan Collins), Antonio Marsina, David Brass, Mike Monty and Edoardo Margheriti
Sergeant Maggio of the Green Berets is on his fourth tour of duty in Vietnam and if anybody knows the score… It’s him! Watching his commanding officer use fellow soldiers as cannon fodder for the enemy to make himself look good to the politicians back at the Pentagon, Maggio strikes back! Unfortunately, this leads to his arrest. Taken prisoner, he gets his chance to run for the Cambodian border when his transport is attacked (train bombing courtesy of The Last Hunter). Now he must survive the odds, tough terrain, the VC and his own troops as they all hunt him down in a race to freedom or a one on one fight to the finish! Margheriti spices up the action with lots of downbeat and horrifying scenarios including children bombings, a pit full of rabid rodents and some serious slices of gore courtesy of Demons/Demons 2 make up artist Giacinto Bretti! Luciano Pigozzi is his usual likeable self as a rebellious reporter on Maggio's side and look for a great supporting part from Zombi 3's Mike Monty! Forget all those cut, fullscreen, or improperly widescreen prints at 1.85:1! Now you can enjoy Margheriti's Vietnam Classic completely uncut and letterboxed correctly at 2.35:1 in English Language with Japanese subtitles.
TOXIC ZOMBIES
Also Known As
BLOODEATERS
FOREST OF FEAR
Directed by Charles McCrann in 1980
Starring Charles McCrann, Beverly Shapiro and John Amplas
We are proud to make this incredible and atmospheric rarity available to you uncut! When some untested chemicals are used in an attempt to destroy marijuana fields up in the mountains the growers themselves are also sprayed. The effects of exposure are nearly instantaneous, violence, aggression, sickness, and eventually an insatiable thirst for blood! Cole, his wife Polly and young brother (who is mentally handicapped) and sister whose parents have already been slaughtered must try to survive the night and escape the terror! With the toxic zombies after them, it won’t be an easy task! An extremely scarce and recommended horror movie full of bloody violence, gory mutilation, and edgy zombie menace! English language print with no subtitles.

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TREASURE ISLAND IN OUTER SPACE PART 1
Also Known As
L’ISOLA DEL TESORO
STAR LEGEND
Directed by Antonio Margheriti in 1987
Starring Itaco Nardulli, David Warbeck, Philippe Leroy, Anthony Quinn, Ida Di Benedetto, Giovanni Lambardo Radice (AKA John Morghen), Ernest Borgnine, Biagio Pelligra, Bobby Rhodes, Sal Borgese and Al Yamanouchi
Now that, that’s some kind of cast! This is exactly what the title indicates; it’s Treasure Island except that the story now takes place in outer space! All the familiar characters are present: Jim, Long John Silver, etc. The big difference is, of course, the science fiction setting and though far from perfect, as handled by Margheriti, the whole thing is more than enjoyable. In this first volume, we are introduced to young Jim while he makes his way uneventfully through life. When the aging and distinctly suspicious pirate Billy Bones arrives with a treasure map that everybody wants a piece of, Jim’s world will be turned upside down forever! Warbeck is the doctor that helps make it possible for our heroic adventurers to set out on their quest to find the lost treasure of Captain Flint! The crew is assembled, the ship is ready to disembark, and young Jim is surrounded on every side by danger! See Part 2 and find out what happens next! Though barely released to video around the world in the first place, when finally made available it was almost always the shortened version that ran between two and a half and three hours. Treasure Island In Outer Space was originally shown as a mini-series on Italian television and ran much longer than that! When enjoyed uncut the running time is nearly 7 hours! That’s a mighty big difference and unedited is the way we offer it to you! This is disc 1 of 4 and runs approximately 102 minutes. Presented in English language with Japanese subtitles.
TREASURE ISLAND IN OUTER SPACE PART 2
Also Known As
L’ISOLA DEL TESORO
STAR LEGEND
Directed by Antonio Margheriti in 1987
Starring Itaco Nardulli, David Warbeck, Philippe Leroy, Anthony Quinn, Ida Di Benedetto, Giovanni Lambardo Radice (AKA John Morghen), Ernest Borgnine, Biagio Pelligra, Bobby Rhodes, Sal Borgese and Al Yamanouchi
As the voyage gets underway, Jim is a target of the crew during their idle time in space but it isn’t long before the problems of the ship are far greater than that! Lives are lost and tolerances are tested while Jim is forced to come to terms with his circumstances. Also, he begins to recognize that his friends are perhaps not everything they appear to be. Danger still surrounds him, but now Jim is much more adept at recognizing its origins. While innocence fades away and the heroes begin to realize their complete minority, anxiety is the mood that prevails on the ship. Some truth about Billy Bones begins to crawl through to the surface as well. Jim must find great inner strength as he journeys even deeper into the far reaches of space with a crew whose ultimate purpose is cloudy and uncertain! As much as the first part was about set up and introduction is how much this volume concerns itself with characterization. There are some great Das Boot style scenes of the ship and crew in danger (complete with bursting pipes and all) that add some tension and a noticeably larger number of special effects and miniatures. If you enjoyed the first disc then this is a must since the story really starts taking off here. Though barely released to video around the world in the first place, when finally made available it was almost always the shortened version that ran between two and a half and three hours. Treasure Island In Outer Space was originally shown as a mini-series on Italian television and ran much longer than that! When enjoyed uncut the running time is nearly 7 hours! That’s a mighty big difference and unedited is the way we offer it to you! This is disc 2 of 4 and runs approximately 104 minutes. Presented in English language with Japanese subtitles.
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