Lon Chaney Jr.

Lon Chaney Jr. & John Carradine. Features five tales of sheer blood curdling horror. The Witches Clock, King Vampire, Monster Raid, The Spark of Life (One of the last films of famed horror icon, Lon Chaney Jr.) and Count Dracula.

1966
Color
82 Minutes

Stars Lon Chaney Jr. as John "Silk" Lennox who rules the underworld. Lennox struggles to stay one step ahead of the law and scrambles to regain control of his crime empire and escape the electric chair.

1935
B&W
60 Minutes

Approx. 4 hours

Features two films:
Man-Fish
(1956) (inspired by Edgar Allen Poe) Treasure seekers, native curses, and a haunting sounds drive a killer insane.
Indestructible Man (1956)  A real SHOCKER from a clear 35mm print. 

Also included are two TV episodes:
The Golden Junkman (1956) (one of Lon's personal favorites where he portrays an aging Greek immigrant who enrolls in college to earn respect from his sons.
Lock Up (1960) A crime mystery series where Lon plays a small town sheriff determined to capture a killer who murdered his straying wife. B&W

Lon Chaney, Jr. plays henchman Juke Murkil, who's dead set on making sure his boss' nephew (Randolph Scott) doesn't put an end to their successful and unhanded business tactics

1948
B&W
91 min

Government agents Jim Lane (Lon Chaney Jr.) and Sierra Pete (Noah Beery Jr.) are sent to investigate reports of Indians killing the Pony Express riders in the Overland Company. They discover things are not as they appear, and Jim Lane is determined to uncover the mastermind, and make the Overland Mail safe once and for all. A complete 15 chapter serial

1942
B&W
278 min

Complete & uncut, this 12 episode adventure follows Newspaper Editor, Tom Kirby (Lon Chaney, Jr), as he tries to squash a plot by money-hungry traders to supply guns to Indians and drive settlers away.

1932
B&W
240 min

The riled-up folks at Stone Junction are going to have their way, and they're dead set on inflicting their brutal vigilante justice on the accused killer held in the town's jailhouse. But there's an immovable object in their path and his name is Johnny Reno. Lon Chaney, Jr. as Sheriff Hodges

1966
Color
82 min

Two-fisted lawman Jim Lane (Lon Chaney, Jr.) and sidekick Sierra Pete (Noah Beery, Jr.) are called on to corral the crooks who are interfering with stagecoach deliveries of mail throughout the West in this 15 episode frontier serial.

1941
B&W
248 mins

County singers Merle Hagard, Molly Bee, Sonny James & Jim Kent join Lon Chaney Jr, John Carradine, Basil Rathbone and Ferlin Husky in this film about haunted mansions, hillybillys, spies and diabolical plans.

1967
Color
88 min

High Noon broke the rules of western genre America had come to expect, and added contemporary depth to the characters that became the model for all western films to follow. Winner of 4 Academy Awards
Starring Gary Cooper, with Lon Chaney, Jr. as Martin Howe.

1952
B&W
85 mins

4 episodes of this classic TV series.
1) The Search
2) The Delaware Hoax
3)False Witness
4) Hawkeye's Homecoming
Starring Lon Chaney, Jr and Jon Hart as Hawkeye and Chingachgook in this exciting frontier adventure series.

1957
B&W
102 min

4 episodes of this classic TV series.
1) Snake Tattoo
2) Medicine Man
3) Scapegoat
4) The Contest

1957
B&W
102 min

4 episodes of this classic TV series.
1) The Threat
2) The Promised Valley
3) Way Station
4) False Faces

1957-1958
B&W
102 Minutes

The Year is 1775, as Daniel Boone (Bruce Bennett) leads a caravan of settlers through the hostile Shawnee land. Lon Chaney stars as the Shawnee Chief Black Fish in this full length feature film

1956
Color
75 min.

This fast-paced classic western. With a negotiated a peace found between the Redcoats and Indian Chief Pontiac (Lon Chaney). When the treaty is violated and war erupts, a frontiersman (Lex Barker) must choose sides.

1952
B&W
72 min.

Wild and Wacky detective movie spoof, with Bob Hope as a baby photographer living out his fantasy to be a modern-day Sherlock Holmes. Lon Chaney, Jr. appears as Willy.

1947
B&W
87 min

A dog named Archie holds the key to a fortune in stolen loot in this madcap comedy set in 1950's Los Angeles. Starring Shelly Winters & Farley Granger, with Lon Chaney as "Pinky"

1952
B&W
72 min.

A Jungle adventure with strange experiments and ancient curses. Starring Raymond Burr, Barbara Payton and Lon Chaney, Jr. as Commissioner Taro

1951
B&W
Image Entertainment
66 min

Overcome with passion and desire for the beautiful and sultry Dina, plantation manager Chavez is driven to murder her husband. He becomes the victim of a curse by a voodoo priestess. Lon Chaney, Jr. stars as the local commissioner who attempts to prove Chavez is a murderer.

1951
B&W
70 min

VOL 1
Chapters 1-6
120 Mins

VOL 2
Chapters 7-13
135 mins

Lon Chaney, Jr. as "Groton" a henchman for the last member of the Frankenstein family

1971
Color
90 mins

Terror in the Bayou, when the victim of a medical experiment goes bad.

1959
B&W
74 mins

Collection One - 13 episodes on two disks from the live ABC broadcast program that aired starting 1951. Containing the following episodes; Verdict from Space, Blunder, Test Flight, Frankenstein (Lon Chaney, Jr.), Sneak Attack, What You Need, Age of Peril, Flight Overdue, World of Water, The Little Black Bag, All the Time in the World, The Miraculous Serum and Ice from Space

1951-1952
B&W
374 mins

A rare collection of both Hammer and Universal Frankenstein stories. Also includes an unsold TV pilot.

1958
B&W & Color
80 mins

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12 Episode serial from Republic, where the Ray "Crash Corrigan, the hero travels to the lost city of Atlantis, in the fashion of Buck Rogers and Flash Gordon, complete with ray guns, robots & a disintegration machine. Lon Chaney, Jr. as the brutal Captain Hakur

1936
B&W
226 min

Lon Chaney, Jr. is brought back to life after dying in the electric chair, to seek revenge for the ones that ratted him out to the police.

1956
B&W
70 mins

Lon Chaney Jr. portrays the dim witted "Lennie" in one of his greatest performances. Nominated for best picture.

1939
B&W
106 mins

Investigator Jack Wilson is called in to solve a mystery of gems and kidnapped damsels.

Playing a dual role as the good-looking Wilson and the disfigured Butch, This is the movie that Creighton Chaney was first billed as Lon Chaney, Jr.

1935
B&W
64 min

Lon Jr. as "Bruno", the world-weary chauffeur caring for the last remaining members of a family sickened with a progressive deterioration of the brain. A Cult Classic!

1964
B&W
81 mins

A 3 part story from a never-aired TV series, Lon Chaney Stars as Satan who is preparing to send out his “Final Message” to earth. A haunting nightmare that takes its cue from “One Step Beyond” and “The Twilight zone.”

1961
B&W
72 mins