Roger Corman Retrospective Vol. I - Leeches, Wasp, Blood - DVD New Sealed

Murder, mayhem and strange monsters dominate these hysterical drive-in favorites by B-move king Corman.

Attack of the Giant Leeches (1962)
Despite the strange sucker marks found on a dead trapper's blood-drained body and a moonshine swilling trapper seeing a giant creature, the local warden decides to take action only after multiple trappers are found missing. Attacking with a vengeance, explosives are used to blow the leeches to bits.

The Wasp Woman (1959)
This enjoyable cheapie involves a cosmetics magnate trying to invent a rejuvenating beauty cream from the enzymes of wasps (what a great idea!). The solution proves effective at first, until she turns into a wasp-monster and sets out on a nocturnal killing spree.

A Bucket of Blood (1959)
Arguably the best example of Roger Corman's early movies, A Bucket of Blood stars Dick Miller in the first of his portrayals of Walter Paisley. A nerdish waiter at a Bohemian cafe, Paisley is jealous of its regulars. After he accidently kills his landlady's cat, he's besieged by the clientele who want to experience his new works. Before long, people start disappearing as Paisley attempts to please his new friends.

Brand new, factory sealed.