Professor Unrat, head of the film department at a San Francisco University, discovers that three of his students have made an erotic film featuring a notorious cabaret performer named Lola. The Professor confiscates the film, and while watching it becomes totally obsessed with the woman. His complete destruction is guaranteed as he begins a tortuous journey into a world of depravity and deceit
A young, German vampire arrives in Las Vegas in order to put the bite on unsuspecting showgirls and hookers.
That crazy killer nurse is at it again! Edith Mortley continues to slay more and more dumbfounded patients, turning them into rat food.
A mental hospital, faced with a severe decrease in funding, is forced to release mass-murderer Ethel Janowski into a halfway house. Ethel is psychotic, delusional and has a hefty appetite. In fact, her killing spree began 13 years before with the murder of her grandmother, who had forced her to go on a diet. Now that she's tasted the home-cooked fare at the halfway house, she'll do absolutely anything to get more.
A maniac with a Mac 10 machine gun, goes about murdering mafiosi and stealing their money. Infuriated, the mod hire washed up cop Winchester (Marland Proctor) to find the maniac and stop him.
Nick Millard was a director and writer, known for Criminally Insane (1975), Cemetery Sisters (1987) and Doctor Bloodbath (1987). He was married to actress/producer Irmgard Millard, and had two children. He died October 29, 2022 in Pacifica, California, at the age of 81.
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