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DVDs

VIRGINIA CREEPERS is a feature length documentary about the history of Virginia and DC horror hosts from 1958-2008.  Features rediscovered shows, audio and photos thought lost and tape unseen for 40 years. Count Gore De Vol, Bowman Body and Dr. Madblood are just three of the 20 hosts featured and interviewed. Hosted by Mr. Lobo.

Hi There Horror Movie Fans, a sequel to Virginia Creepers, is an extensive look at Richmond's legendary host, The Bowman Body.  Popular demand to see more of Bill Bowman's hilarious show inspired this feature length documentary. Hosted by Mr. Lobo.

Geometric Designs Figure Kits

LIGHTHOUSE ENCOUNTER:

Sprung from the depths of a vanished time, the BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS was the creature that made Ray Harryhausen the most sought after animator in Hollywood during the 1950s and 60s. Now this creature can be grace your shelves in all his glory, captured in the immortal scene "lighthouse scene" from the film.

Sculpted by Joe Laudati, the Beast comes with the lighthouse base and is cast in solid resin.  When completed it stands approximately 12 inches high.  This is a remarkable kit, one of the big hits of Wonderfest 2011.

BATTLE OF COLOSSA:

Prepare yourself for "The Battle of Colossa"!  From the imagination of sculptor Joe Laudati, this tribute to Ray Harryhausen's most famous monsters is a dramatic and eye-catching piece that stands over a foot tall and nearly two feet wide.

The kit features two Cyclops figures in a life and death struggle with Sokurah's Dragon, all of which hail from the island of Colassa in the 1958 film, 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD.  This massive kit includes all three figures and the base.

CRAWLING EYE:

 Also known as the TROLLENBERG TERROR, this film was the first movie to be riffed by Mystery Science Theater 3000 when it hit Comedy Central.  (Yes, mega-nerds, I know there was a KTMA version first.)  Something of a giant monster movie it is loosely based on an H. P. Lovecraft story, Mountains of Madness, THE CRAWLING EYE is a neglected contribution to the Golden Age of sci-fi film.

The kit will is a hefty hunk of resin, easy to assemble and unique to say the least and nearly a foot tall when complete. The base with name plate is included.

CREATURE FROM BLOOD COVE:

Something between a Universal horror monster rally and a 60's drive-in movie schlockfest, the CREATURE FROM BLOOD COVE brought together a Black Lagoon cousin and a Frankenstein rough draft to a Beach Blanket Bingo party . . . if that makes any sense.

But who cares, this was a very cool little tribute to all three and we are proud to offer the only kit ever made based on this film.  Four resin monster parts and a base with a sexy girl . . . well, okay, 1/2  a girl can be yours. Heh, heh, heh . . . your buddies don't have this one!

TWO HORNED CYCLOPS

Two . . . count em TWO horns on the classic Harryhausen Cyclops adorn this hard fisted classic one eyed monster. It appears very briefly in the film 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD in some of the long shots, making it a rare variation in the kit world. One of the most iconic figures in the Geo collection, this monster was sculpted by William Paquet and comes with a space saving base and stands a little over 8 inches tall.  GREAT starter kit for new modelers . . . simple construction and easy paint work.

 

 

NIGHTMARE DUEL

One of the best recognized and best loved scenes from  7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD, the Nightmare Duel, sculpted by the incomparable Joe Laudati,  captures Sinbad's life or death struggle to escape Sokorah's underground lair.  The base is a free standing stairway making the finished product an arresting piece for your tabletop.  It is an exciting kit that brings drama and style to your collection.

THE GIANT GILA MONSTER

How many times has this happened to you?  You are driving down the road on your way to the sock hop after stopping over at the malt shop for a sody pop, when BAM! Out of nowhere comes an oversized desert lizard to smash your Matchbox car!  Well, it happens a lot in this 50s sci-fi inflated critter movie, THE GIANT GILA MONSTER.

This one piece table setter sculpted by Dan Christlieb will take you back to the days when flimsy scientific theory and model railroad towns were all it took to make a monster movie.

THE GREEN SLIME

Here is a kit based on a true cult film with a passionate fan base, THE GREEN SLIME.  The movie was made in Japan in 1968 at Toei Studios and features all the campy scale model effects you have come to expect from 60s Japanese sci-fi.  However, an reasonable plot, solid second string cast and decent rubber suit monsters make this a very watchable film.  And this is a very buildable model kit from sculptor Dan Christlieb and Geometric designs.

 

HARPIES

At 18 inches, this is the tallest kit we sell so be prepared for some high flying coolness.  The harpy near the column is suspended with a clear acrylic rod, giving the finished kit a fantastic sense of suspended animation from most angles.   Incredible details mark this kit, but it is surprisingly simple to build with just 12 resin parts including the base.  Jamie Salmon sculpted this remarkable kit that offers you lots of modeling pleasure as well as a stunning final product.

 

THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME

While Lon Chaney Sr. was better known for both his horror roles and his intense makeup, Charles Laughton's portrayal of Quasimodo is a powerful performance accentuated by his incredible appearance. Laughton, who won an Oscar for Best Actor for his portrayal of King Henry VIII, starred opposite the enchanting Maureen O'Hara. The film is still considered the best adaptation of the novel by most critics and Geometric's classic kit captures the hunchback's desperate search for Esmerelda through the streets of Paris.

The kit comes in 7 resin pieces and beautifully sculpted.

IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE

The 1953 3D film IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE was one of the best of its genre.  When a "meteor" crashes in the Arizona desert only one man, astronomer John Putnam, played by Richard Carlson, believes it is actually  a craft from another world.  Hiding inside the crater is a hideous alien with the power to control the human mind and a single menacing eye.

This easy to build kit from sculptor Dan Christlieb comes in 5 resin parts including a base and stands about a foot tall.

 

KING OF SKULL ISLAND

Originally issued in limited numbers many years ago, this fantastic kit features the mighty king of Skull Island and is available once again.  Sculpted by Mick Wood, this model is an impressive and beautifully designed kit that comes in 7 resin pieces.  The upper and lower teeth are separate parts and can be completed independently, making the job of doing the mouth much easier.  The same goes for the Fay Wray who resides near Kong's feet.  She can be painted separately or omitted all together . . . but who want want to do that?

CEMETERY GHOUL

THE NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD!  Who knew back in 1968 that when Bill Hinzman stumbled through the cemetery in the opening scenes of the film that it would be the beginning of a new meaning for the word "zombie." 

The kit available here is a dead on likeness of the single most famous screen zombie in history. It comes in 10 resin parts and boasts incredible detail.  Sculpted by Joe Simon, this is one nice piece of terror standing approximately 9 inches tall when complete.

 

THE MAN FROM PLANET X

One of three important alien visitation films of 1951, THE MAN FROM PLANET X featured a complex plot that gives us an initially sympathetic alien character rescued and aided by compassionate humans who learn much later that his mission is locate a suitable planet for invasion for his dying society.  And, guess what?  Earth looks great!

This kit gives us the alien and his life sustaining space suit complete with plastic dome, wires and antennae.  A unique kit on a unique subject.

 

INVASION OF THE SAUCER MEN

By 1957 when INVASION OF THE SAUCER MEN was released the public attitude about UFOs had changed dramatically and most were dismissed as the ravings of drunks and lunatics.  It is no wonder the film, whose working title was "Spaceman Saturday Night," was part campy comedy and part invasion thriller and in the end, the world is saved by spunky teenagers, naturally.

The figures are in 1/8th scale, but still about 4 inches tall because, let's just say in the film, they were vertically challenged.  This fun little kit includes a crawling hand, base with nameplate.

THE TROGLODYTE

This is another of Mick Wood's fantastic re-releases through Geometric, the troglodyte from the Harryhausen classic, SINBAD AND THE EYE OF THE TIGER.  This half-human creature turns out to be all heart and in the end sacrifices himself to save Sinbad and his lovely companions, Jane Seymour and Tarin Powers.   He may not have gone to finishing school, but he sure has good taste!

The kit is a towering 14 inches tall when complete and includes a heafty base as part of the 5 easy to assemble parts. Massive and awesome, this really nails the essence of the character.

THE UNNAMABLE

The 1988 film, THE UNNAMABLE, is best remembered for its monster, the murderous and demonic Alyda Winthrop, and is loosely based on an H. P. Lovecraft story.  Something between haunted house and slasher film, the movie has its moments . . . including the horrifying creature rendered here in resin.  The kit was sculpted by John Dennett and stands over 8 inches tall when complete.  It comes with a base that features both a tombstone and nameplate and the world's worst prom date.  (You don't think she heard that do you?)

 

Geometric Designs Small Busts

THE ALLOSAURUS

This three part resin bust of the Allosaurus from ONE MILLION YEARS B.C. was sculpted by Joe Laudati and depicts the juvenile Allosaurus who ended up on the wrong end of Tumak's spear when he got too close to the lovely Raquel Welch.  It just goes to prove that there is no such thing as a free lunch.

The jaw on the bust is separate which allows for painting the mouth details as a separate stage.  The base is molded to the body of the kit which stands approximately 6 inches tall when complete.

THE BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS

Here is an up close and personal of a Harryhausen favorite, the Rhedosaurus, otherwise known as THE BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS.  With a molded roller coaster base and separate lower jaw and teeth inserts, this kit is a quick build.  It takes up very little shelf space and perfect companion to Geo's other Harryhausen themed kits.  Sculpted by Joe Laudati, it is about 6 inches tall when complete.

THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD DRAGON

The third in the Harryhausen bust series from Joe Laudati, the Dragon of Colossa is a 5 part bust kit that naturally compliments the others in the series.  The horns, jaw and teeth are separate parts that allow for painting before final assembly.  The rocky base and collar are molded directly onto the kit.  Like the others, it stands about 6 inches tall and takes up very little shelf space.

 

GWANGI

The Allosaurus and title character from GWANGI is yet another member of the Laudati busts of Harryhausen creatures. Like the others, the jaw and teeth are separate so you can do the details before final assembly.  It is another fantastic creature kit from Laudati and features a rocky base with a Allosaurus skull molded as part of the bust.  A fantastic little kit, you can see our build up here.

 

 

THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD CYCLOPS

While this Cyclops was sculpted by Mick Wood, it goes nicely with the other Harryhausen themed busts on this page. It is one solid piece of resin, including a display base, requiring only clean up and priming before painting. There are a number of nice details and the eye, including and outlined pupil and iris, is molded into the kit. It is a hefty little hunk of resin standing about 6 inches tall.

 

THE KRAKEN

Another great Harryhausen themed bust, this version of the Kraken from the original CLASH OF THE TITANS is a single piece of resin which means after a clean up and priming, you are ready to start painting this magnificent monster from the deep.  Another classic from Joe Laudati, this Kraken is another space saving kit that will make you very, very happy.

 

THE MUTANT

Whether you know this as the mutant monster from the original THIS ISLAND EARTH or as "Uncle Scrotor" from MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 THE MOTION PICTURE, you will love detail and precision of this bust sculpted by Joe Simon. The Mutant now comes with a new UFO base (not pictured here) so you get more for your money.  If you want to take a look at the CreatureScape build up how-to article, you can click here.

 

THE FLY

From one of the most iconic sci-fi films ever, this kit depicts poor Dr. Andre Delambre on one of his bad hair days . . . largely because it is all over his bug-eyed face.  This bust features an interesting combination of resin and metal parts and provides the eyes as separate pieces for creative and easy painting.  For the CreatureScape build, we used color change automotive paints.  You can read about that here.

 

THE LYCAN

Werewolves made a big come back in the early 2000s with one of the most interesting incarnations coming from the UNDERWORLD film series. This Lycan bust comes in four pieces . . . the body, the base and a pair of upper and lower inset teeth plates.  When the kit is completed, this bad dog is over 6 inches tall and yet takes up little space due to its base.

 

THE UNNAMABLE

Here is an incredible bust based on the monster of the film, THE UNNAMABLE.  The resin kit comes with a circular base and pin and features separate horn pieces. Sculpted by Joe Simon, the bust boasts tremendous details and makes a chilling addition to any bust collection.

 

THE MORLOCK

From the 1960 science fiction classic, THE TIME MACHINE, this bust captures the creepy Morlocks who labor as underground slaves in Earth's future. Their blue skin and glowing white eyes creeped out plenty of kids over the years.  The bust is one solid piece of resin and will look great on your shelf.

 

NOSFERATU

This Nosferatu bust is one of Geo's most enduring kits and you can see why.  The two part features a new base, however, for even more drama.  The spooky twist of the head, glaring eyes and ratlike features make T. Holtner Buckner's rendition of this infamous screen vampire a favorite for modelers.  And best of all . . . he doesn't sparkle.

 

NESTOR, THE ZOMBIE

Gabe Perna sculpted this original zombie named "Nestor" for a Wonderfest University session and it was a big hit.   A one piece bust, the kit gives us an unfortunate undead with one eye and lots of gristle interested in just one thing . . . dinner.  It is a great kit for beginners or experts and offers room for a lot of imagination in the paint job.

 

MR. HYDE

This bust, sculpted by Mike Hill, now comes with a new deluxe base (not shown here) and depicts Frederick March as Mr. Hyde in a role that won him an Oscar.  His mad expression and repulsive, ape-like features are captured in this classic Geo bust.

 

LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT

One of Lon Chaney, Sr.'s many horror roles from the 1920s, this is the central character from a film that has been recently reconstructed from stills, though a true copy of the film is not known to exist.  In the film, Chaney plays an inspector posing as a vampire to get to the bottom of a murder that was initially ruled as a suicide.  True horror fans will appreciate the value of this wonderful kit sculpted by Gabriel Marquez.

 

Geometric Designs Large Busts

KING KONG

This incredible bust is a perfect model of the 1933 Kong.  At one foot tall, it is a powerful piece and will allow model builders to enjoy the details of the skin, fur, eyes and teeth.  This Kong is all one piece, so it just needs clean up and priming and it is ready to finish.  It is also designed to sit flat on a table or shelf, so there is no need for a base.  Another stunning sculpt by Mick Wood, this kit was off the market for many years but returns through Geometric Designs and CreatureScape.

 

THE CYCLOPS

This large scale bust of the Cyclops from THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD is an imposing and beautiful rendering of the beast that dominates the film.  It stands nearly a foot tall and is cast in two resin parts (the base and body are one.  Sculpted by Mick Wood, this bust is a stunning likeness and will turn heads for sure.

 

VINCENT PRICE

This life-sized bust of Vincent Price, the master of horror of the 60s and 70s and star of such films as THE MASK OF THE RED DEATH, THE FLY, and THE ABOMINABLE DR. PHIBES, is an incredible likeness.  Sculpted by Brian McGuire, this is a one piece resin bust that just needs a little clean up and primer to be ready to paint.  One of the true greats, horror fans should have one of these in their home to pay tribute to an icon of cinema macabre.