James E. McLarty

On his way to California, Jodie decides on a whim to make a brief side trip to a farm, where he meets and falls in love with Melissa, the proverbial farmer's daughter. Or so it seems. In between the overlong dramatic pauses, we learn that Melissa is in fact a 120-year-old witch, and her remarkably spry "great-grandmother," Lucinda, is actually her sister, who has been pitchforking people to death in her spare time... (imdb)

A frustrated husband spends the weekend frolicking with the babysitter while his wife is off sailing with drug dealers.

Shot in the 1960s by independent filmmaker Kenneth Richardson, Mission to Death brings the blood and guts reality of WWII hand to hand combat to the screen. Taking place deep within Nazi-occupied France, the film centers around a troop of American soldiers who find themselves caught in a brutal fight against a savage enemy. Their mission: infiltrate the German lines and destroy a secret radar installation so the Allied Forces can mount an all-out tactical air strike.

A Chinese woman is not content with just one man and seduces several for lust and sex. This behaviour and needs accelerate to the point that she definitively gets rid of one man to gain the other. She is now the wife of a man with multiple wives and subject to their scorn and occasional punishment. Her beauty and skin only gets her so far. (imdb)