Two-Legged Race (1950) - True story of a one-legged German and a one-legged American who team up to win the 100 meter sprint Gold Medal at the 1948 Olympics.

The Louis B. Mayer Story (1951) - Manka Bros. biopic of the Nazi loving pedophile.

Beast Of The Forgotten Cemetery (1951) - The people of Isolation County, Illinois will never forget the grisly Christmas of 1949.

We Raft All Night (1951) - Betty Hayson and Spaulding Mawkish re-team for this sweeping story of grizzled fisherman and a society girl forced to share a log floating down the Mississippi River. Their bickering gives way to true love as they struggle for survival.

In Your Loophole (1951) - G. Gordon Castle's film about a small town hooker who passes out sexual favors to a law firm in exchange for money.

Three Georges (1952) - Rosalind Russell stars as a small town girl who must choose a husband between three fellas named George before they are shipped off to the war.

Black And White And Grey (1952) - David Sedans attempt to exploit the success of Citizen Kane and show his adulation of Swedish cinema.

Marzan (1952) - Retelling of Tarzan in which the boy Marzan is left on Mars and raised by Martians (with a swinging score by Benny Goodman).

Head Of State (1953) - The unlikely true story of President Taft and the neighbor girl who beheaded him.

The Scott Heard 'Round The World (1953) - Heart-wrenching tale of slave Dred Scott and his landmark 1857 Supreme Court case declaring a slave is not a citizen.

The Boxing McGruders (1953) - True story of a boxing family... EVEN MOM!

Thanks, Mr. Joe (1953) - Inspirational true story of the pilots who risked their lives delivering fresh poultry to war-torn China during WWII.

Zombies In The Outfield (1953) - G. Gordon Castle's send up of the 1951 film Angels In The Outfield.

Murder At Manka Bros. (1953) - After embarrassing speculation in the media and by other studios, Manka Bros. produced this film telling the true story of the murder of Margie Louise.

Coma-Kaze (1953) - A Japanese family deals with the shame of a son who failed to die upon impact.

Old Soldiers Die! (1953) - Story about the old Englishmen who defended the south coast of England during WWII.

The Pope In Centerfield (1954) - True story of Pope Pius X and his dream to play one game as the center fielder for the Yankees.

It's Only Treason If You Lose (1954) - Two brothers in 1792 and their opposing passions for their beloved country.

DraCool (1954) - Vladimir is a total nerd until he's made undead... then be becomese Prom King. Starring Richie Malibu in his first feature for Manka Bros.

Hot Rod Catholic Rabbi Beach Zombies (1954) - Directed by G. Gordon Castle. A Catholic priest and a Jewish Rabbi fall in love with the same girl.

Meet Me In Casarobles (1954) - Based on the best-selling World War II romance novel of the same name, a couple decides that if they truly love each other they will meet on April 1st in Casarobles. Will this war-torn couple still find each other even though Casarobles doesn't exist?

The Color Of Dred (1954) - The Dred Scott story with an all-black cast. Even the white characters.

Invisi-Bill (1954) - Bill Malory wakes up one day to find out he's invisible. Somehow he has to become visible again before an upcoming job interview.

Gray Composition (1955) - Abstract film directed by Jackson Pollock.

Fellow Travelers (1955) - Pro-Communist film which ends with several of the Manka Stars looking directly into the camera and shouting "I am a communist!"

Submariners Keep On A'Coming (1955) - G. Gordon Castle's film about seamen in a hot, sweaty steel tube which dramatically conveys the never-say-die attitude of the U.S. Navy.

Beyond The Pale (1955) - Inhabitants of a small English village must muster the courage to protect the border from the arrival of Scottish Zombies.

Grab The Ring (1955) - The carnival has come to Lawndale, Ohio. Come on, kids, try to win the decoder ring! (Filmed in Spin-O-Vision®)

Please, Baby, Hold Me Tight (1955) - Blind rockabilly sensation Carl Henky tried to translate his appeal to the screen with this sweeping pioneer saga based on William Tingemore's bestseller, Trails of Triumph (Manka Books 1953).

Sublet (1956) - Operation Peticoat-type comedy about the Navy's smallest sub.

Bride Of The Cannibal (1956) - Love conquers all. But will it conquer his appetite?

Zombies Of Lone Cabin Woods (1956) - The title speaks for itself in this horror classic from director G. Gordon Castle.

Planet Z (1956) - The Zolats drag Earth back to their galaxy. Earthlings fight to free themselves from Planet Z.

Hummel Where? (1956) - Story of Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel's mysterious disappearance from the church and art world and the little boy with the big round eyes who convinced her to return.

Rothko (1956) - Directed by artist Mark Rothko. A minimal film with minimal plot.

Jaundice Jane (1956) - During WWII, this American woman helped spread jaundice to the Germans.

I Dated An Invisible Man (1956) - Continuation of the Invisi-Bill series. A good man is hard to find... but an invisible man is even tougher.

Winchester Warrior (1956) - After his family is killed by Apaches, a young man chooses his weapon and kills all the Apaches.

Bikini Atoll (1956) - Richie Malibu stars in this jiggle fest with Cold War overtones - features the song "You Nuke Me".

The Countess And The Commoner (1956) - Light comedy about a royal heiress and her desire to get out from under the thumb of her domineering family.

The Story Of Vitreous (1957) - The Greek God of silence and invisibility that no one noticed.

Solar Prison On The Moon (1957) - There's a jail break at Alcatraz II. Can the moon prison guards stop the break before they reach Earth's atmosphere?

Curse Of The Cursors (1957) - The source of the world's evil curses hasn't even begun to terrorize.

It's Raining Dodgers (1957) - When their plane explodes in mid-air, scattering ballplayers across the Kansas plains, the boys from Brooklyn return to their wives as angles, convincing them to take up the pennant drive where they left off.

The Captors (1957) - The other side of The Searchers. The story of the Commanches who are holding John Wayne's niece.

Haunted Houseboat (1957) - Where do you hide from terror on a one bedroom houseboat that's in the middle of the largest lake in the world?

Romanian Monsters Of The Eclipse (1958) - A group of 16-year-old monsters, all born on the day of a solar eclipse, take their revenue on a Transylvanian village.

Cup Of The Saucer People (1958) - Saucer people from outer space invade a tiny Canadian fishing village.

Marzan's First Communion (1958) - Sequel to 1952's "Marzan".

Joe Malley's Blues (1958) - Hockey player Joe Malley comes back from Korea paralyzed. Even though he can barely move one finger, he vows to play again, becoming the first paralyzed player to win the Hart Trophy.

Commiecuzzin (1959) - Directed by David Sedan. A man finds out his cousin is a card carrying Communist.

Time Flies (1959) - When flies accidentally enter a time machine and travel to ancient Greece, chaos ensues.

The Confident Confidant (1959) - First in a long series of Manka Bros. films starring the hilarious physical comedian Joey Levitch.

The Four Whores, Man (1959) - One of the first films inspired by and starring Beat Generation poets.

Werewolf Fishermen On Finger Lake (1959) - Horror film about werewolf fishermen on Finger Lake.