Filled with magical duels, dark humor, bird-swears, and classic Corman charm, this film is an entrancing blend of horror, fantasy, and pure-slapstick. Part of the Roger Corman: Edgar Allan Poe Pass.

One of Corman’s most beloved black comedies, A Bucket of Blood tells the story of an aspiring artist (Dick Miller) who turns to murder to create his masterpieces. A sharp social satire of beatnik culture wrapped in gory antics!

A heady mix of science fiction and psychological horror, this film explores the terrifying consequences of scientific experimentation. Starring Ray Milland, it’s a disturbing and visionary look at the human desire for knowledge at any cost.

Delve into the psychedelic world of the 1960s with The Trip, one of Corman’s most daring ventures into the world of experimental cinema. As “research," he took LSD himself while scouting locations in Big Sur. A visual feast of color and mind-bending sequences, the film follows a man (Peter Fonda) on an LSD trip that spirals out of control. Written by Jack Nicholson!

An ostentatious space adventure that combines elements of Star Wars and Italian genre films, Starcrash is filled with spaceships, laser battles, and over-the-top thesbianism. This Corman-produced sci-fi epic is a glorious spectacle of 1970s B-movie magic, directed by Luigi Cozzi.Part of the Roger Corman: Space Trash Pass.

A visceral and nightmarish sci-fi dystopia film featuring a space crew confronting primal fears after they are marooned on a distant planet. Part of the Roger Corman: Space Trash Pass.

A direct second bootleg on the heels of Alien, Forbidden World features a team of space explorers trying to contain a genetically engineered creature that has gone berserk. Erotically. Part of the Roger Corman: Space Trash Pass.

In this creature feature, hot mutant fish-men terrorize a small coastal town. Humanoids from the Deep is a quintessential example of 80s monster madness, with plenty of gore and damp violence. Part of the Roger Corman: Space Trash Pass.