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1960
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0
6.1
The Professionals (1960)
Released on June 6, 1960
Produced by Independent Artists
Premiered in the U.S. on television courtesy of AIP's British distributor Anglo-Amalgamated
Produced by Independent Artists
Premiered in the U.S. on television courtesy of AIP's British distributor Anglo-Amalgamated
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7
6.9
House of Usher (1960)
Released on June 22, 1960
Produced by Alta Vista Productions
The first in AIP's and director Roger Corman's series of film adaptations of the works of Edgar Allan Poe
Produced by Alta Vista Productions
The first in AIP's and director Roger Corman's series of film adaptations of the works of Edgar Allan Poe
5
8
5.5
Why Must I Die? (1960)
Released in June 1960 (exact date unknown)
Produced by Viscount Films
Produced by Viscount Films
22
3.8
4.1
Released on July 1, 1960
Originally released in February 1960 by the short lived "AIP rival" Miller-Consolidated Pictures. AIP picked up the rights to the film after that company's collapse and re-released it later in the year as part of a double feature with "Beyond the Time Barrier."
Originally released in February 1960 by the short lived "AIP rival" Miller-Consolidated Pictures. AIP picked up the rights to the film after that company's collapse and re-released it later in the year as part of a double feature with "Beyond the Time Barrier."
15
5.9
5.3
Released on July 1, 1960
Another pick-up from Miller-Consolidated Pictures. Released on a double bill with "The Angry Red Planet" in some markets.
Another pick-up from Miller-Consolidated Pictures. Released on a double bill with "The Angry Red Planet" in some markets.
33
6.1
5.3
The Angry Red Planet (1959) (1959)
Released on August 31, 1960
Produced by Sino Productions
Produced by Sino Productions
31
6.6
6
Released on August 31, 1960
Produced by Lynx Films Limited and Anglo-Amalgamated
Produced by Lynx Films Limited and Anglo-Amalgamated
3
0
6.8
Journey to the Lost City (1960)
Released in October 1960 (exact date unknown)
A U.S. released edit of both films in director Fritz Lang's 1959 Indian epic ("The Tiger of Eschanpur", "The Indian Tomb")
A U.S. released edit of both films in director Fritz Lang's 1959 Indian epic ("The Tiger of Eschanpur", "The Indian Tomb")
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1961
356
7.4
7.1
Black Sunday (1960)
Released on February 15, 1961
Italian gothic horror originally released in 1960 by Galatea-Jolly Film and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
Italian gothic horror originally released in 1960 by Galatea-Jolly Film and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
5
4
5
The Hand (1960)
Released on March 22, 1961
British horror originally released in 1960 by Walton Studios and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
British horror originally released in 1960 by Walton Studios and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
2
3
5.7
No Kidding (1960)
Released on March 22, 1961
British comedy originally released in 1960 by Anglo-Amalgamated and distributed (and retitled "Beware of Children") by AIP for U.S. release
British comedy originally released in 1960 by Anglo-Amalgamated and distributed (and retitled "Beware of Children") by AIP for U.S. release
6
6.4
5.9
Released on July 14, 1961
Japanese anime musical originally released in 1960 by Toei Company and distributed, re-dubbed (and retitled "Alakazam the Great") by AIP for U.S. release
Japanese anime musical originally released in 1960 by Toei Company and distributed, re-dubbed (and retitled "Alakazam the Great") by AIP for U.S. release
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7.1
7
The Pit and the Pendulum (1961)
Released on August 12, 1961
Produced by Alta Vista Productions
The second entry in the Roger Corman/Edgar Allan Poe cycle series
Produced by Alta Vista Productions
The second entry in the Roger Corman/Edgar Allan Poe cycle series
52
6.3
6.3
The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll (1960)
Released in October 1961 (exact date unknown)
British horror originally released in 1960 by Hammer Films and distributed (and retitled "Jekyll's Inferno") by AIP for U.S. release
British horror originally released in 1960 by Hammer Films and distributed (and retitled "Jekyll's Inferno") by AIP for U.S. release
3
5
6.3
Portrait of a Sinner (1959)
Released on December 6, 1961
British drama originally titled "The Rough and the Smooth" and released in 1959 by Renown Pictures. Distributed by AIP for U.S. release.
British drama originally titled "The Rough and the Smooth" and released in 1959 by Renown Pictures. Distributed by AIP for U.S. release.
10
5.2
3.6
Released on December 13, 1961
Italian science fiction film originally titled "Space-Men" and released in 1960 by Titanus and Ultra Film. Distributed by AIP for U.S. release.
Italian science fiction film originally titled "Space-Men" and released in 1960 by Titanus and Ultra Film. Distributed by AIP for U.S. release.
23
4.9
3.3
Released on December 13, 1961
Produced by Four Crown Productions
Produced by Four Crown Productions
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1962
14
5.3
4.4
Battle Beyond the Sun (1959) (1959)
Released sometime in 1962 (exact date unknown)
Produced by Dovzhenko Film Studios and co-distributed by The Filmgroup
A re-edited and re-dubbed version of the 1959 Soviet science fiction film "Nebo Zovyot"
Produced by Dovzhenko Film Studios and co-distributed by The Filmgroup
A re-edited and re-dubbed version of the 1959 Soviet science fiction film "Nebo Zovyot"
0
0
4.9
Duello nella sila (1962)
Released sometime in 1962 (exact date unknown)
Italian adventure film distributed (and retitled "Duel of Fire") by AIP for U.S. release
Italian adventure film distributed (and retitled "Duel of Fire") by AIP for U.S. release
0
0
3.8
Escape to Paradise (1960)
Released in January 1962 (exact date unknown)
Produced by Alta Vista Productions, Com Productions and LYNRO Pictures
Filipino war drama originally released in 196O and distributed (and retitled "Lost Battalion") by AIP for U.S. release
Produced by Alta Vista Productions, Com Productions and LYNRO Pictures
Filipino war drama originally released in 196O and distributed (and retitled "Lost Battalion") by AIP for U.S. release
2
7
6.2
Guns of the Black Witch (1961)
Released in January 1962 (exact date unknown)
Italian-French adventure film originally released in 1961 by Romana Film and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
Italian-French adventure film originally released in 1961 by Romana Film and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
60
6.5
6.5
The Premature Burial (1962)
Released on March 7, 1962
Produced by Santa Clara Productions
The third entry in the Roger Corman/Edgar Allan Poe cycle series
Produced by Santa Clara Productions
The third entry in the Roger Corman/Edgar Allan Poe cycle series
16
5.4
4.8
Released on March 10, 1962
Produced by Cinemagic Inc.
Produced by Cinemagic Inc.
0
0
5.2
Released on June 1, 1962
Italian-French adventure film originally released in 1961 and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
Italian-French adventure film originally released in 1961 and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
148
7.2
6.8
Tales of Terror (1962)
Released on July 4, 1962
Produced by Alta Vista Productions
The fourth entry in the Roger Corman/Edgar Allan Poe cycle series
Produced by Alta Vista Productions
The fourth entry in the Roger Corman/Edgar Allan Poe cycle series
100
5.4
4.5
The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962)
Released on August 10, 1962
Produced by Sterling Productions
Produced by Sterling Productions
2
1
0
Released in August 1962 (exact date unknown)
Produced by Alta Vista Productions and Panda Film
Produced by Alta Vista Productions and Panda Film
2
7
5.1
White Slave Ship (1961)
Released in September 1962 (exact date unknown)
Italian adventure film originally released in 1961 and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
Italian adventure film originally released in 1961 and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
1
10
5.8
A Story of David (1960)
Released on November 18, 1962
British-Israeli drama produced during 1960-1961. It premiered in the U.S. as a television movie for the ABC network.
British-Israeli drama produced during 1960-1961. It premiered in the U.S. as a television movie for the ABC network.
Released on December 1, 1962
Italian adventure film originally released in 1961 by Gallus Film and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
Italian adventure film originally released in 1961 by Gallus Film and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
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1963
37
3.9
3.6
Reptilicus (1961)
Released on January 20, 1963
Danish-American science fiction horror originally released in 1961 by Saga Studios and Cinemagic. Distributed by AIP for U.S. release.
Danish-American science fiction horror originally released in 1961 by Saga Studios and Cinemagic. Distributed by AIP for U.S. release.
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6.8
6.6
The Raven (1963)
Released on January 25, 1963
Produced by Alta Vista Productions
The fifth entry in the Roger Corman/Edgar Allan Poe cycle series
Produced by Alta Vista Productions
The fifth entry in the Roger Corman/Edgar Allan Poe cycle series
45
6.5
6.4
Night Tide (1961) (1961)
Released on February 13, 1963
Produced by Virgo Productions and co-distributed by The Filmgroup
Filmed in 1960 and originally premiered in 1961 at the Spoleto Film Festival
Produced by Virgo Productions and co-distributed by The Filmgroup
Filmed in 1960 and originally premiered in 1961 at the Spoleto Film Festival
0
0
3.3
Free, White and 21 (1963)
Released on April 24, 1963
Produced by Falcon International Corporation
Produced by Falcon International Corporation
17
7.5
6.2
Erik the Conqueror (1961)
Released on June 12, 1963
Italian-French adventure film originally released in 1961 and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
Italian-French adventure film originally released in 1961 and distributed by AIP for U.S. release
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While waiting for the next big cinematic trend(s) to capitalize on for the youth market, AIP branched out into distributing various imported films (mostly from Italy, England and later Japan) for theatrical release in the U.S. during most of the 60's. Through the production and direction expertise of Roger Corman (who had been with the company as a regular director/producer from the very beginning), they also hit box office paydirt with a series of gothic horror film adaptations adapted from the stories of Edgar Allan Poe. In addition to those, the "Beach Party" franchise and a series of "one off" motorcycle gang and drug counterculture movies also proved to be very popular. Horror film veteran Vincent Price had a surprising career renaissance as AIP's most prolific contract star. Other studio regulars included Peter Lorre, Ray Milland, Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello, Dennis Hopper, Peter Fonda and Jack Nicholson. For another decade, the company remained profitable with their low budget fare that catered to the kids, teens and drive-in theater crowds.
With all the various movies that AIP produced, distributed or acquired from all over the world, some lesser known titles may have slipped through the cracks but otherwise, this is as complete of a filmography as I could compile for AIP's 1960's output. AIP also launched a television division during this time and several of their movies (most of which were actually originally intended for theatrical release) are also included here and are noted as such in their entries.
With all the various movies that AIP produced, distributed or acquired from all over the world, some lesser known titles may have slipped through the cracks but otherwise, this is as complete of a filmography as I could compile for AIP's 1960's output. AIP also launched a television division during this time and several of their movies (most of which were actually originally intended for theatrical release) are also included here and are noted as such in their entries.
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