American International Pictures
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Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw
Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw (1976) AIP Production #7522 Jeff and Cheryl go on the lam to the nearest desert ruins for Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw. Co-Produced by Lynn […]
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The Jailbreakers
The Jailbreakers (1960) AIP Production # 408 Jeff and Cheryl go on the lam for an outing at the nearest ghost town in The Jailbreakers. Written, Produced and Directed by […]
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Black Caesar
Black Caesar (1973) AIP Production #7230 / 7235 Jeff and Cheryl learn how to break into organized crime and effortlessly become the boss in Black Caesar. Written, Produced and Directed […]
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Reform School Girl
Reform School Girl (1957) Jeff and Cheryl run with the wrong crowd and get sentenced to watch Reform School Girl. Story and Screenplay by Edward BerndsExecutive Producer: James H. NicholsonProduced […]
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Cornbread, Earl and Me
Cornbread, Earl and Me (1975)AIP Production #7511 Jeff and Cheryl are eyewitnesses to a brutal shooting and police coverup in Cornbread, Earl and Me. Samuel Z. Arkoff presentsA Joe Manduke […]
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The Monkey Hu$tle
The Monkey Hu$tle (1976) AIP Production # 7611 Jeff and Cheryl applaud as the neighborhood unites against the man in The Monkey Hu$tle. Screenplay by Charles Johnson Story by Odie […]
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Cooley High
Cooley High (1975)AIP Production #7506 Jeff and Cheryl celebrate the 100th episode of The American International Podcast by enrolling in Cooley High. Samuel Z. Arkoff presentsA Steve Krantz Production Written […]
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Bucktown
Bucktown (1975)AIP Production #7512 Jeff and Cheryl make a pilgrimage to the Midwest’s version of Sin City in Bucktown. Written by Bob Ellison Produced by Bernard Schwartz Directed by Arthur […]
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The Oblong Box
The Oblong Box (1969) AIP Production # 6908/6909 Jeff and Cheryl promise to never let each other be buried alive after watching The Oblong Box. Produced and directed by Gordon […]
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Why Must I Die?
Why Must I Die? (1960)AIP Production #504 Jeff and Cheryl strap in for an emotional tale about the application (and misapplication) of the death penalty in Why Must I Die. […]
