The Vampire Lovers
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The Unearthly
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The Trip
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The Time Machine
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The Terror
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The Raven
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The Magic Christian
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The Knack
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The Intruder
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The Innocents
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In 1961 Roger Corman took a flyer from his exploitation roots and made one from the heart, from Charles Beaumont's angry novel inspired by the rabble-rousing exploits of Southern racist John Kasper. When exhibitors refused to book it, Corman returned to Edgar Allan Poe and the movie disappeared into grindhouse hell under titles like Shame and I Hate Your Guts. William Shatner stars, but Corman's first choice was...Tony Randall!