Cult Classics Collection 2 - Dementia 13, Frozen Alive + 2 more DVD New Sealed

You get the following films that are digitally remastered and lookin" better than ever:

Dementia 13 (1963/B&W/81 mins.)
Francis Ford Coppola's directorial debut is a creepy horror film about an ax murderer running amok in Ireland (is that common?). A woman scams a castle-dwelling family pretending to be in touch with their dead child. A death on a lake prefigures a famous scene in The Godfather, Part II.

Frozen Alive (1964/B&W/81 mins.)
Is the sequel for this one called Thawed Dead? Anyway, a scientist experimenting with suspended animation decides to use himself as a test subject. While he is frozen, his wife is murdered, and he becomes the primary suspect (good detective work, eh?).

The Screaming Skull (1958/B&W/68 mins.)
Horror tale of a newly married husband and wife who find screaming human skulls all around their house (time to fire the home inspector and the real estate agent, no?). The terror mounts when the ghost of the husband's first wife appears (okay, if there's a choice here, bring back the skulls!).

Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter (1966/Color/88 mins.)
Whew, that's a relief, for a minute we thought Buffalo Bill was hooking up with the Wolf Man's sister! Anyway, in this campy (oh, really?) sci-fi western, infamous outlaw James takes a detour from a robbery and finds himself in the midst of horrific experiments by a descendent of Dr. Frankenstein, setting up a showdown of legendary proportions.