Customer Reviews
Another Great Value from Mill Creek 
2008-08-22
Here is another great value pack from Mill Creek. You get 20 super old time exploytation flicks for less that what you'd pay for 2 of these classics from the competition. And have you ever sent away for a multi pack DVD set, only to have it arrive with one or more of the discs loose from the packaging and scratched to the point where they can't be viewed? Well, they have solved that problem with a little 1/2" X 1/12" X 4" piece of foam that keeps all the discs in place. Cudoes to Mill Creek! (Wish I owned some of their stock).
CULT CLASSICS 20 MOVIE PACK 2008-08-01
THIS MOVIE PACK IS A SCREAM IN THAT THEY ARE SO OLD AND CHEESY, BUT GREAT. IF YOU LOVE TO LAUGH AT REALLY OLD MOVIES, THEN THIS MOVIE PACK IS FOR YOU. IF ANY OF YOU REMEMBER "REEFER MADNESS" WHICH IS ONE OF THE MOVIES IN THIS PACK, YOU WILL KNOW EXACTLY WHAT KIND OF MOVIES YOU WILL SEE AND THEY ARE HILARIOUS. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS MOVIE PACK.
When you in the mood to see some old cheap cult classics 
2008-05-22
This movie pack on 4 DVDs has 20 real cult classics. They are:
1. Chained for Life
2. Child Bride
3. Cocaine Fiends
4. Delinquent Daughters
5. Escort Girl
6. Gambling with Souls
7. Joyless Street
8. Mad Youth
9. Marihuana
10. The Marijuana Menace
11. Omoo-Omoo, The Shark God
12. Reefer Madness
13. The Road to Ruin
14. Sex Madness
15. She Shoulda' Said No!
16. Slaves in Bondage
17. Ten Nights in a Barroom
18. The Terror of Tiny Town
19. Test Tube Babies
20. The Wild and The Wicked
My boss had recommended The Terror of Tiny Town (I think he has a thing for little people). I had to watch that one first.
The Terror of Tiny Town is a 1938 western movie using an "all midget cast". It is supposed to be a serious western, but I found myself breaking out in laughter most of the time. The midgets were rounded up to be in the Wizard of Oz, so while production was stalled on that film, the midgets made this one.
A band of bad dude "little people" were trying to steal cattle from another "little" rancher. All the characters rode up on Shetland ponies but the stage coaches were full-sized. I was loosing it about this time. When the scene moves into the saloon, the little people go under the saloon swinging doors, now I'm laughing real hard. But when two midgets were trying to play the bass fiddle, I had some belly laughs, but the "high pitched" barber shop quartet, made me pee my pants. Oh yeah, to add to the excitement the midgets get into a brawl. I thought I was watching Howard Stern's show! Like I said before, it wasn't meant to be funny, but it is.
The other movies again are classic cult films (no, Plan 9 From Outer Space,, is not a part of this collection), but heed my recommendation and watch The Terror of Tiny Town first---the only all midget cast movie ever!
Re Issues galore 
2008-04-28
Beware when you buy this and many other sets like this! There are many of the same movies being issued on many sets, some even are under different titles! Quality is poor too!
Beware of Mill Creek releases 2008-04-20
I would have paid twice or even three times the asking amount for even the ravaged copies of these films, but with the Mill Creek logo popping up throughout the films, I would rather obtain these titles from collectors (or download them...they are, after all, public domain.) This set was already in my cart and I was ready to purchase, but fortunately a friend loaned me his copy. Poor duplication, poor prints, but worst of all is that company logo that appears off and on during the films. I removed everything in my cart from Mill Creek Entertainment and will never buy anything from them ever (I also stopped buying from Something Weird, who also host their crummy logo for the duration of all of their DVD's, fact fans!) I spend a lot of money on DVDs, but I don't spend it on companies that cripple what I pay for. If other consumers boycotted this practice, it would end.
In Wal-Mart's $5 bin! 2007-11-21
Platform: DVD MOVIE Publisher: MILL CREEK ENTERTAINMENT Packaging: DVD STYLE BOX Cautionary and unintentionally hilarious features with public service morality or exploitation themes you reel from the horrors of drug use in "Reefer Madness" and "Cocaine Fiends". You will see the heartache of moral decay in "Escort Girl" "Sex Madness" and "Slaves in Bondage". And you will encounter the truly bizarre in "Chained for Life" and "The Terror in Tiny Town".Includes the following movies:1. Chained for LifeThe Hamilton Sisters Dorothy and Vivian are Siamese twins living life as best as they can. Working as a novelty singing act for a vaudeville show the twins are exploited by their unscrupulous manager both financially and emotionally. When one of the sisters is charged with murder it falls upon the court to figure out how to punish the one sister if convicted while sparing the other sister. Runtime: 1:212. Child BrideSet in the Ozarks the story centers upon the rural tradition of older men marrying younger adolescent girls during times when women of marrying age are scarce. A woman is blackmailed by her husband's rival to allow him to marry her adolescent daughter. Meanwhile the local schoolteacher and her assistant D.A. boyfriend lead efforts to stop this practice of exploiting under-aged girls. Runtime: 1:023. Cocaine FiendsA young woman gets mixed-up with a smalltime drug pusher who gets her hooked on cocaine and has her stop waitressing in her mother's caf and move to the city with him. Her addiction to the drug has brought her to hanging out in a nightclub living a life of despair. The girl's hoodlum boyfriend ends up getting her younger brother and his girlfriend hooked on the drug too which leads them into a lifestyle of crime and prostitution. Several incidents lead to a shocking end of events that affect the lives of everyone involved.&n
kind of disappointing 
2007-06-26
I got this at my husband's request. He thought it was a hoot. I didn't like the few shows I watched, couldn't justify spending more time watching. Poor quality,repeating scenes in spots. Glad I didn't pay much for it.
Classics To Be Sure... 
2007-06-08
...but temper your expectations. The movies in this collection have suffered the ravages of time. Many of the story lines are difficult to follow; there are missing segments that make watching these movies similar to listening to a record that skips with every full rotation. If you're looking for quality, look elsewhere. If you have a morbid curiosity about early anti-drug and temperance propoganda, look no further.
horrible quality of the physical discs 2007-04-13
some great content here, and I didn't expect great video quality, but the DVDs themselves are in terrible shape, like they were just burned on a bad computer. Several titles skip and hang so badly they won't play at all. Too bad, as there's some great stuff I'd love to see on here!
Strange things are happening 2007-04-09
MILL CREEK ENTERTAINMENT packages offer unusual (and often rare) cinema at bargain prices. In their box set CULT CLASSICS 20 MOVIE PACK, vice is nice (or so it seems). Topics of these films include drugs and alcohol (when booze was illegal), love for a price, and out-of-control teens. There's human oddities like little people and conjoined twins. In fact, for fans of the luridly bizarre this movie collection has a lot to offer.
50 MOVIE PACK: DRIVE-IN MOVIE CLASSICS is another boxful of weirdness.
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Parenthetical numbers preceding titles are 1 to 10 viewer poll ratings found at a film resource website.
(3.5) Chained For Life (1951) - Violet & Daisy Hilton (Siamese twins)
(6.0) Child Bride (1938) - Shirley Mills/Bob Bollinger
(4.8) Cocaine Fiends ("The Pace That Kills") (1935) - Lois January/Noel Madison
(5.3) Delinquent Daughters (1944) - June Carlson/Fifi D'Orsay
(3.8) Escort Girl (1941) - Wheeler Oakman/Betty Compson
(5.5) Gambling With Souls (1936) - Martha Chapin/Wheeler Oakman
(7.2) Joyless Street (silent/Germany-1925) - Renate Brausewetter/Greta Garbo (uncredited)
(5.1) Mad Youth (1940) - Mary Ainslee/Betty Compson
(3.7) Marihuana (1936) - Harley Wood/Hugh McArthur
(5.4) The Marijuana Menace ("Assassin Of Youth") (1937) - Luana Walters/Arthur Gardner
(5.4) Omoo-Omoo The Shark God (1949) - Ron Randell/Devera Burton
(3.1) Reefer Madness ("Tell Your Children") (1936) - Dorothy Short/Kenneth Craig
(6.4) The Road To Ruin (1934) - Helen Foster/Nell O'Day
(3.6) Sex Madness (1938) - Vivian McGill/Rose Tapley
(4.5) She Shoulda' Said No (1949) - Alan Baxter/Lyle Talbot
(5.2) Slaves In Bondage (1937) - Lona Andre/Donald Reed
(4.9) Ten Nights In A Barroom (1931) - William Farnum/Tom Santschi
(2.4) The Terror Of Tiny Town (1938) - Billy Curtis/Yvonne Moray
(5.0) Test Tube Babies (1948) - Dorothy Duke/William Thomason
(4.7) The Wild And The Wicked - Joy Reynolds/Geri Moffatt
