Lorrie Collins: Another Man Done Gone
Lyn Avalon: I Walk The Streets
John Barry: Beat Girl
Stella: Beatnicks D'Occasion
The Chanters: Bongo Bongo
The Beats: Beatnik Bounce
Marilyn Ross: Out Of This World
Carolyn Carpenter: Black Coffee
Beverly Garland: Tempest in a Teapot
Juliette Greco: Chandernagor
Nancy Dupont: Weather Report Love
The Rebel Set
Eydie Gorme : Coffee Song (They've Got An Awful Lot Of Coffee in Brazil)
Ada Moore: The Devil Is A Woman
The ultimate blaxploition horror movie, not to be confused with the previous year's all-white The Incredible Two-Headed Transplant. Both are from AIP. This, believe it or not, features Ray Milland as a racist brain surgeon with terminal cancer. Milland first creates a two-headed gorilla (designed by Rick Baker). Then he arranges to have his head transplanted onto the healthy body of a volunteer convict from death row. When he awakens from his operation he finds his head on Rosey Greer's body. You've got to see him (them) running around, riding a motorcycle, yelling at each other, and Chelsea Brown is the convict's surprised girlfriend. With Roger Perry, who is also in both Count Yorga movies, and William Smith. Music by Jerry Butler. Director Frost worked on lots of 60s "adults only" films.
"One of the ultimate spy spoofs stars 2'9" dwarf Weng Weng as Agent 00. He uses James Bond type gadgets and martial arts to battle the bad guys, and he gets the girl. In real life (according to Guinness, "the shortest actor to play a leading role in films") he was a paratrooper and black belt. He also stared in Agent 00 (1981). The bad English dubbing adds unintentional humor."
Featuring Della Reese, Steampacket, Linda Jones, Mary Wells, January Tyme and many more
