Director: Roger Spottiswoode
Cast: Jamie Lee Curtis, Ben Johnson, Hart Bochner
Scream! Factory / Region A / Rated R / 1.85:1 widescreen / DTS Master Audio 2.0 / 97 minutes
Disc Extras: On-Camera Interview with Production Executive Don Carmody, Producer Daniel Grodnik, Production Designer Glenn Bydwell, and Composer John Mills-Cockell / Theatrical Trailers / TV Spot / Still Gallery
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Jamie Lee Curtis remains, in my humbled opinion, the best scream queen ever to grace the silver screen. She’s prolific in her career as an actress, but hey, not every film an actress stars in will be pure gold. This very much applies to Terror Train. Seriously, this movie is so average it makes my teeth hurt. Continue reading
Director: Hershell Gordon Lewis
aka The Treasure of the Living Dead, Oasis of the Living Dead
Captain Blabert and his men of the Allied Forces of WWII ambush German soldiers who are carrying a large amount of gold in an oasis in the desert of North Africa. The Captain is the only one to survive and is rescued and nursed back to health by a Sheik and his daughter. The Captain and the daughter end up having a child together and she dies giving birth. 
Director: J.A. Lazer (aka Jean Rollin)
After a girl is reported missing and another found dead in a small town haunted by “ghosts” in a lake, a reporter comes to town to get the scoop. She is directed by the townsfolk to the home of the Mayor who has first hand knowledge of the history of the lake. The story; A squad of German soldiers are fighting in the town when one of them (we’ll call him “Nazi Zombie Daddy”) saves a woman (we’ll call her “Nazi Zombie Baby-Mama”) from being blown to bits. She shows her appreciation by screwing him in a local barn and naturally they conceive a child.