Standard 8mm Movies

I have three sizes of these movies... 50 foot reels, which run about 3 minutes, 200 foot reels, which average 12 minutes, and 400 foot reels, which run 20-25 minutes. These are all silent with subtitles, except as noted.

Dates shown are of the film's original release, not the 8mm home movie release.

WOODY WOODPECKER - Indian Whoopee - Castle Films - 50 foot reel - color

Not a horror movie, but I include this for sentimental reasons because it is my family's first purchased film when I was a kid.

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Taste The Blood of Dracula - (1970) - Ken Films - 50 foot reel - B&W

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Revenge of the Creature - (1955)- Castle Films - 50 foot reel - B&W

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The Creature Walks Among Us - (1956)- Castle Films - 50 foot reel - B&W

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Son of Frankenstein - (1939)- Castle Films - 50 foot reel - B&W

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Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man - (1943)- Castle Films - 50 foot reel - B&W

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The Mummy - (1932) - Castle Films - 200 foot reel - B&W

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Frankenstein - (1931) - Castle Films - 200 foot reel - B&W

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The Wolf Man - (1941) - Castle Films - 200 foot reel - B&W

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The Horror of Dracula - (1958) - Americom 8mm Home Movies - 200 foot reel - B&W

This is unusual in that it comes with a thin vinyl record with soundtrack. It has instructions on how to sync the sound with the film.

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The Mummy's Tomb - Castle Films - 200 foot reel - B&W

This was the first monster movie that I bought when I was maybe 12.

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House of Frankenstein - (1944) - Castle Films - 200 foot reel - B&W

Ex-library copy.

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Doom of Dracula - Castle Films - 200 foot reel - B&W

From the movie House of frankenstein (1944), this film focuses on the scenes with Count Dracula. I have 2 copies of this.

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The Werewolf - (1956) - Columbia Pictures Home Movie - 200 foot reel - B&W

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I Was A Teenage Werewolf - (1957) - Ken Films - 200 foot reel - B&W

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I Was A Teenage Frankenstein - Ken Films - 200 foot reel - B&W

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The Beast With Five Fingers - United Artists Eight MM - 200 foot reel - B&W

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DR.X - Ken Films - 200 foot reel - B&W

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Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed - Ken Films - 200 foot reel - B&W

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Phantom of the Opera (Lon Chaney) - Unknown maker - 200 foot reel - B&W

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The Blob - (1958) - Republic Pictures Home Movie - 200 foot reel - B&W

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Double Cross at Criss Cross - Abbott and Costello - (1947) - Castle Films - 200 foot reel - B&W

Original title: The Wistful Widow of Wagon Gap.

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Prevue 8 - Blackhawk Films - 200 foot reel - B&W

This is an 8mm film catalog of Blackhawk Films 8mm films (Say that three times real fast!)

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Castle Films Printed Catalogs - Castle Films

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SPOOK SPOOFING - Little Rascals (1928) - Unknown origin - 400 foot reel - B&W

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Bride of Frankenstein, Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein, and The Vampire Bat - Castle Films (Bride, A&C) - (The Vampire Bat unknown origin) - All three 200 foot films are on one 400 foot reel (weird math, I know) - B&W

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Habeus Corpus - Laurel & Hardy (1928) - Blackhawk Films - 400 foot reel - B&W

Comedy with a spooky theme.

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The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Lon Chaney (1923) - Niles Film Products - 400 foot reel X4 - B&W

Large box set of the original.

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