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Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter

Dr. Maria Frankenstein transplants an artificial brain of her own creation into the skull of Jesse James' slow-witted friend Hank Tracy and names him Igor. Tags: Storyline: The laboratory equipment that was used in the film was provided by Ken Strickfaden, who originally used the same equipment in both Frankenstein (1931) and Bride of Frankenstein (1935), as well as years later in Young Frankenstein (1974). This is the first Frankenstein film to feature the equipment in the story in several years and the first of the few times that it was filmed in color.

Mandinga

An Old South plantation owner lusts after his female slaves. Tags: Storyline: Italian censorship visa #68998 delivered on 2-9-1976.

The Cable Guy

A designer makes a grievious mistake when he rejects the friendship of a borderline cable guy. Tags: Storyline: While filming of the scene in which The Cable Guy plays basketball, it became obvious that Jim Carrey could barely dribble a basketball, nevermind make a basket. Ben Stiller had Carrey mime the action without a ball, and VFX added the basketball in post-production.

The Mandarin Mystery

In "The Mandarin Mystery," amateur detective Ellery Queen becomes embroiled in a complex case involving a valuable Chinese mandarin stamp. The plot thickens when the stamp is stolen during an auction, and a murder soon follows, with the victim being a man who had been in possession of the stamp. As Ellery investigates, he navigates a web of deceit and intrigue, encountering a variety of suspects, each with their own motives for wanting the stamp. With his keen intellect and attention to detail, Ellery pieces together the clues, ultimately uncovering the true culprit behind the theft and murder, while also revealing the surprising significance of the mandarin stamp.

Weapons

The disappearance of several high school students in a small town sets off a chain of events that reveals a dark and sinister underbelly lurking beneath the community's seemingly normal facade. Told through multiple, intersecting storylines, the film follows a sprawling cast of characters whose lives become entangled in the central mystery, forcing them to confront terrifying secrets about their neighbors, their town, and the very nature of the evil that has taken root.

Splash

In the film "Splash," a young man named Allen Bauer is saved from drowning by a mermaid named Madison when he is a boy. Years later, as an adult, Allen encounters Madison again when she comes ashore in New York City, having fallen in love with him. Madison, who can transform her tail into legs, navigates the human world while keeping her true identity a secret. As Allen and Madison's romance blossoms, complications arise when a scientist named Dr. Walter Kornbluth becomes determined to prove the existence of mermaids. The film follows the challenges and comedic situations that ensue as Allen must choose between his love for Madison and the reality of her being a mermaid, ultimately leading to a decision that will change both of their lives forever.

The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again

In "The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again," bumbling outlaws Theodore and Amos find themselves in a series of misadventures after being accused of a crime they didn't commit. As they try to clear their names, they inadvertently become involved in a plot to rob a U.S. Army payroll. Meanwhile, they are pursued by a determined cavalry officer, Captain Phillips, who is convinced of their guilt. The duo's attempts to evade capture lead to a series of comedic mishaps, including accidentally enlisting in the army and causing chaos at a military fort. Ultimately, Theodore and Amos manage to thwart the real criminals, proving their innocence and inadvertently becoming heroes in the process.