Christopher Lee: A Legacy of Horror and TerrorSir Christopher Lee is perhaps the only actor of his generation to have starred in almost 300 films. Mr. Lee began his legendary career in horror movies in the 1950s. He gained fame playing a variety of villains and creatures, among them Frankenstein's Monster, the Mummy and Dracula, the latter in several uncontestable classics of the genre. Mr. Lee's first legendary Hammer film was "The Curse of Frankenstein" (1957) and the following year he made his

Phil Lanzon (Uriah Heep) The Final Lullaby: Shining Sirens - Of Blood and Water: Charlotte Wessels

The vintage single is presented here featuring the original vocal and dub mixes

alongside all of his UK hits

with David Scogna narrating

The Canadian violin virtuoso

Encapsulating the best of modern classical music

The major work in this second album of Rachmaninov's works in the Russian Piano series is the First Sonata

They include Herb Ellis

the visceral debut feature by Michael Ritchie (The Bad News Bears)

The CD booklet contains photos as well as a glossary to understand the traditional songs and extensive liner notes for each song detailing it's origin and performers

Making of a Male Model is a campy made-for-TV movie that became an instant cult classic because of the tragic and unfortunate death a year later of co-star Jon-Erik Hexum

" The album arrived alongside a self-written short film