Attack of the Giant Leeches/The Amazing Transparent Man/Revolt...

Triple-bill of classic horror films. In 'Attack of the Giant Leeches' (1959), game warden Steve Benton (Ken Clark) investigates the disappearance of several trappers around an area of swampland, only to discover a colony of gigantic killer leeches. 'The Amazing Transparent Man' (1960) sees crazed ex-army major Paul Krenner (James Griffith) force captured scientists into creating his own invisible army, without realising the horrific side-effects of his radiation treatment. 'Revolt of the Zombies' (1936) is set after the First World War and sees a multinational expedition dispatched to Cambodia to investigate rumours of a cult that is using secret rituals to create zombie slaves.

Director: Bernard Kowalski
Producer: Gene Corman
Executive Producer: Roger Corman
Writer: Leo Gordon
Music: Alexander Laszlo
Actor: Ken Clark
Actor: Yvette Vickers
Actor: Jan Shepard
Actor: Michael Emmet
Actor: Tyler McVey
Actor: Bruno ve Sota
Actor: Gene Roth
Actor: Dan White
Actor: George Cisar
Director: Edgar G. Ulmer
Producer: Lester D. Guthrie
Writer: Jack Lewis
Music: Darrell Calker
Actor: Marguerite Chapman
Actor: Douglas Kennedy
Actor: James Griffith
Actor: Ivan Triesault
Actor: Boyd 'Red' Morgan
Actor: Carmel Daniel
Actor: Edward Erwin
Actor: Jonathan Ledford
Actor: Norman Smith
Director: Victor Halperin
Producer: Edward Halperin
Writer: Victor Halperin
Actor: Dorothy Stone
Actor: Dean Jagger
Actor: Roy D'Arcy
Actor: Robert Noland
Actor: George Cleveland
Actor: E. Alyn Warren
Actor: Carl Stockdale
Actor: William Crowell