See controversial popular propaganda as it was served up to patriotic theater-going Americans decades ago! Show your patriotism with these historic views of America's pride, propaganda and punch as we waged the Good War!

"V" FOR VICTORY: WWII CARTOONS & SHORTS SHOW Volume One (1942-45) You'll be shocked and amazed by the biting satire of these wartime cartoons! See Superman in The Japoteurs and The Eleventh Hour; Private Snafu in Rumors, Spies, Fighting Tools, A Lecture on Camouflage, Target Snafu; plus Cap'n Cub, The Spirit of '43, Tokyo Jokyo, You're a Sap Mister Jap, Meet John Doughboy, Scrap Happy Daffy, and the sing-a-long favorite Keep 'Em Rolling. #5953

WAR BONDS & RALLIES SHOW Volume One More glorious American propaganda on parade! See 1940s Oldsmobile ads, Red Cross promotions, You John Jones!, Women in Defense, Spokesman of the World, Handbook for Air Raid Wardens, All Star Bond Rally, Japs Bomb USA, America's Answer, I Don't Want to Change the Subject, The Fightin' U.S. Marines, America's Call to Arms, and The Fighting First. #6119

SAMURAI (1945) With Paul Fung, Luke Chan, David Chow. When you consider the era this ultra-low budget cheapie was made, the hostile, anti-Japanese message makes a bit more sense. An American couple's adopted Japanese son is brainwashed by The Black Dragon Society, a secret samurai cult. Using torture, ill-fitting suits, cardboard sets, and bad accents, these nefarious worms attempt to conquer the U.S., burrowing down to the marrow of democracy itself. Mind-boggling propagandaÑyour mouth will hang open in amazement! #SP01

SECRETS OF THE NAZI CRIMINALS (1957; aka Mein Kampf II) A well-made and informative "atrocity" film detailing the Nazi party's rise to power and the indictments against them at the Nuremberg Trails: Crimes Against Peace, War Crimes, and Crimes Against Humanity. Each indictment is graphically illustrated using rare footage. You won't soon forget the grisly images and shocking details in this strong attack against the evils of facism (Eric Schaefer, Exploitation Film Historian). #5947

BEAST OF THE EAST/OUTRAGES OF THE ORIENT (Double Feature) Two for the price of one: Beast of the East takes place in a peaceful Filipino village that is ravaged by the horrors of war. Tom, an all-American G.I., is shot down by the Japs and is rescued by a group of freedom fighters. He falls in love with a beautiful village girl, and there's murderous Japs on one side and wedding bells on the other. Outrages of the Orient deals with two brothers who are waging a war with the JapsÑand each other. One of the brothers is captured by the enemy and forced to witness such senseless acts as bayonet-gouging, decapitations, and the senseless slaughter of the English language! A double-barrelled dose of preposterous propaganda! #4553

WATERFRONT (1944) With John Carradine, J. Carrol Naish, Maris Wrixon. Carradine plays a ruthless, murdering German conducting espionage near the docks; Naish is his Nazi spy boss. A 6-day wonder from PRC. #C004

BRITISH INTELLIGENCE (1940) Boris Karloff, in grotesque make-up again, portrays a master Nazi spy trying to sabotage the war effort in England. Co-starring Margaret Lindsay, Maris Wrixon, Holmes Herbert. #K009

BLACK DRAGONS (1942) Filmfax favorite Bela Lugosi stars as a Nazi plastic surgeon who spends the entire movie tracking down and vengefully murdering a gang of Japanese spies. One of Bela's notorious Monogram quickies. #L022

GHOSTS ON THE LOOSE (1943) The East Side Kids (headed by Leo Gorcey and Huntz Hall) uncover a Nazi spy ring (headed by Bela Lugosi) inside the cozy confines of a "haunted" house. More low-budget fun from Monogram. #L026

ATROCITIES OF THE ORIENT (1959) Here's a film that really lives up to its title: It's an atrocity and it's from the Orient. What do you do if you want to recycle two old Filipino pictures? If you're Social Service Pictures, you graft the best of Beasts of the East onto Outrages of the Orient and throw in additional footage of vicious soldiers ravaging semi-naked, nubile young women from Nightmare in Red China. The result? An Oriental exploitation epic! Two brothers fight for the affections of a field nurse while a female guerilla leader teams up with Captain Corregidor to fight off the Japanese Army. A prime example of how movie exploiteers recut, retitled and repackaged footage (Eric Schaefer, Exploitation Film Historian). #5931