The Wild, Wild World of Jayne Mansfield began production in 1964 and continued shooting sporadically through 1967 as the budget was limited. The film consists of Mansfield visiting various locations throughout Europe and the United States

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Two Flags West is a 1950 Western drama set during the American Civil War, directed by Robert Wise and starring Joseph Cotten, Jeff Chandler, Linda Darnell, and Cornel Wilde

Because the unemployed James cannot afford Christmas presents for his children, he tells them that Santa does not exist; they're shocked at first, but then suddenly Santa Claus is at the door.

A Tokyo scientist (Ryô Ikebe) and his colleagues shift Earth to avoid a red-hot planet on a collision course.

Anatasia offers Lois Cavendish her old mansion for business. However, she lays down a condition that the place is haunted and they have to free it from ghosts.

Dr John Holden, an American professor, arrives in the UK to attend a conference. However, his visit soon turns into a mission to expose a satanic cult headed by Dr Julian Karswell.

Desperate for work, three Los Angeles women sample a variety of unusual jobs. Featuring Cassandra "Elvira" Peterson.

Two deep-sea divers (Robert Ryan, Anthony Quinn) become rivals for the gold bullion of sunken Port Royal, Jamaica.

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A group of mercenaries attempt to overthrow a brutal dictator in South East Asia.

In 15th century France, Esmeralada, a gypsy girl is framed for murder by an infatuated Chief Justice, Frollo. Quasmito, a hunchback learns the truth and is determined to save her.

Paul Carver, a tourist, stumbles upon a castle at night where he is treated like royalty by the wealthy woman who lives there. However, come morning, the castle and woman vanish, leaving him befuddled

Dr Jeffery Stewart and Dr Dan Forbes, two scientists, from the Office of Scientific Investigation must stop a creature that threatens to destroy Earth.

Word of an innovation called "Greek Fire," an explosive and devastating powder, has drawn the interest of criminals and caliphs alike. When a scholar reveals that his daughter Kristina (Mari Blanchard) knows the formula, he is promptly murdered, and she is kidnapped by the descendants of the notorious "40 thieves." Following in the footsteps of the heroic father for whom he's named, Sinbad (Dale Robertson) sets out to rescue the girl and recapture the vitally important Greek Fire.

A New Orleans Gypsy queen (Nina Foch) tries to kill a couple (Stephen Crane, Osa Massen) who know she is a werewolf.

Tensions rise between the mighty warrior Achilles (Gordon Mitchell) and Achaean commander Agamemnon.