Crown International Pictures

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Crown International Pictures
Company type Private
Industry Film
Founded1959;66 years ago (1959)
FounderNewton P. Jacobs
Defunct1992;33 years ago (1992)
Fate Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Headquarters Beverly Hills, California, US

Crown International Pictures (CIP) was an independent film studio and distribution company formed in 1959 by Newton P. Jacobs. [1]

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History

Jacobs was a branch head of RKO Pictures until 1947, when he formed Favorite Films, an organization which released films acquired from the studios which had originally produced them, long after their first run release. CIP became one of the first franchise distributors for American International Pictures (AIP) product. [2] Like AIP, Crown International is primarily known for low-budget genre films, including biker films, exploitation films, and B-movie drive-in fare.

Crown International began releasing both low-budget films as Bloodlust! and The Seventh Commandment, by American producers, as well as foreign films such as First Spaceship on Venus and Varan the Unbelievable (released as a double feature in 1962) which Crown was able to acquire inexpensively, due to the US dollar's strength. Crown began producing its own films, starting with Coleman Francis' The Skydivers , in 1963.

Beginning in 1961, Crown began by releasing six films, with the number rising to 12 a decade years later. Jacobs felt that Crown survived by having carefully planned growth and not overextending its product. [3] He said that Crown did not want to be regarded as a mini major studio but as the top of the independents, to give the company more freedom in selecting and exploiting its film library. [4] Well over 50% of exhibitors showing Crown's products were drive-in theatres, with the number decreasing to 30% in 1981. [5]

Crown often re-titled its releases to make them sound more exciting or exploit current trends. Jacobs told the Los Angeles Times in November 1963, "A title is the handle  . . . You can't lift a picture very high if the handle is weak" [6]

Crown also acted as importer for Sonny Chiba's Street Fighter films to the United States.[ citation needed ]

In 1973, Mark Tenser, who had been vice-president, became president with Jacobs' ascension to become chairman of the board. Jacobs' daughter Marilyn Jacobs Tenser became vice president. The company handled its in-house production division, Marimark Productions, to produce a majority of the Crown's later output.

The director of Death Machines (1976) gave an account of how Crown picked up and shot new scenes for his film [7] that included shooting a prologue that would make the martial arts film a science-fiction one to make it more in line with current box-office trends.

In 1983, Crown International Pictures launched a new international division Crown International Pictures Export Corporation, whereas it took over duties from previous firm distributor who had once got a contract from Crown, Manson International, in order to market sales of Crown's own pictures internationally. [8] In 1987, Crown International Pictures, signed a three-title deal with RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video, which resulted in RCA/Columbia picking up home video rights to Crown's in-house production Hunk , as well as acquisitions handled by Crown, which are Scorpion and Jocks , of which all three Crown films will be headed to home video this summer. [9]

In July 1988, Jacobs died in a motorcycle accident, which resulted in his son, Louis, taking the helm of Crown International. [10]

Filmography

YearTitleNotesRef
1961 The Beast of Yucca Flats [11]
Bloodlust! [12]
The Devil's Hand [13]
The Seventh Commandment [14]
1962 Carnival of Crime [15]
Secret File: Hollywood [16]
Dangerous Charter [17]
Stakeout [18]
First Spaceship on Venus (金星ロケット発進す)US English dubbed version [19]
Varan the Unbelievable (大怪獣バラン)US re-edited English dubbed adaptation [20]
1963 As Nature Intended US re-edited version [21]
Terrified [22]
Madmen of MandorasAdapted to They Saved Hitler's Brain in 1968 [23]
The Skydivers [24]
1964 Iron Angel [25]
Vengeance [26]
The Creeping Terror [27]
1965Angel's Flight
Indian Paint [28]
Orgy of the Dead
1966 To the Shores of Hell
The Hostage [29]
1967Guilt (Tills. med Gunilla månd. kväll o. tisd.)US English dubbed version [30]
The Road to Nashville [31]
Mondo BalordoA Mondo film [32]
The Hellcats [33]
Catalina Caper [34]
Hell on Wheels [35]
The Wild Rebels [36]
1968 Single Room Furnished [37]
I, a Lover (Jag - en älskare)US English dubbed version [38]
Terror in the Jungle [39]
The Fountain of Love (Die Liebesquelle)US English dubbed version [40]
1969The Big HuntUS release [41]
African Safari (akaRivers of Fire and Ice) [42]
The Fantastic Plastic Machine [43]
The Sidehackers [44]
Nightmare in Wax [45]
The Babysitter [46]
Blood of Dracula's Castle [47]
1970Cindy & Donna [48]
Noon Sunday [49]
Weekend with the Babysitter [50]
Blood Mania [51]
1971 The Young Graduates [52]
Wild Riders [53]
Chain Gang Women [54]
Point of Terror [55]
The Pink Angels [56]
1972 The Stepmother [57]
Blue Money [58]
Stanley [59]
1973The Naked Countess (Die nackte Gräfin)US English dubbed version [60]
Little Laura and Big John [61]
Santee [62]
Superchick [63]
Horror High [64]
Kung Fu Mama (山東老娘)US English dubbed version [65]
1974 The Sister-in-Law [66]
Policewomen [67]
The Teacher [68]
Where the Red Fern Grows
1975 Trip with the Teacher [69]
The Specialist [70]
Best Friends [71]
Las Vegas Lady [72]
Pick-Up [73]
Welcome Home Brother Charles (akaSoul Vengeance) [74]
1976 The Pom Pom Girls [75]
Hustler Squad [76]
Death Machines [77]
Death Riders [78]
Satan's Slave [79]
1977 The Van [80]
Land of the Minotaur [81]
The Crater Lake Monster [82]
1978 Sextette [83]
Coach [84]
Dracula's Dog (akaZoltan...Hound of Dracula) [85]
Malibu Beach [86]
French Quarter [87]
1979 Van Nuys Blvd. [88]
Burnout [89]
Malibu High [90]
Terror US release [91]
1980 Don't Answer the Phone! [92]
Galaxina [93]
The Hearse [94]
The Kidnapping of the President [95]
1981 McVicar US release [96]
The High Country [97]
The Last Chase [98]
Separate Ways [99]
Improper Channels US release [100]
1982 The Beach Girls [101]
Budo: The Art of Killing [102]
Liar's Moon [103]
Double Exposure [104]
1983 My Tutor [105]
Stacy's Knights [106]
Americana US theatrical release [107]
Tender Cousins (Tendres Cousines)US English dubbed release [108]
1984 Weekend Pass [109]
Killpoint [110]
Fleshburn [111]
Yellow Hair and the Fortress of Gold [112]
1985 Tomboy [113]
9 Deaths of the Ninja [114]
Cavegirl [115]
Hot Target [116]
1986 My Chauffeur [117]
Low Blow [118]
The Patriot [119]
Scorpion [120]
1987 Jocks [121]
Hunk [122]
The Virgin Queen of St. Francis High [123]
Deathrow Gameshow [124]
1988Prime Evil [125]
Lurkers [126]
1989 My Mom's a Werewolf [127]
Night Club [128]
1990Click: The Calendar Girl Killer [129]
1991Top Cop [130]
Lena's Holiday [131]
Brain Twisters [132]
1992The Silencer [133]
1993Housewife From Hell [134]
1994Almost Hollywood [135]
2003 Malibu Spring Break [136]

Home media

In 1964, Crown packaged several of the features that it released or had acquired rights to become part of a package of the Westhampton Film Corp. American television production company Desilu entered film syndication in 1964 by acquiring the rights to show Crown International films as part of the "Westhampton Feature Package". [137] In the 1970s Crown released films for syndication through Gold Key Entertainment, which was then a division of Vidtronics, Inc.

Many of Crown's releases have been released to DVD on BCI Home Entertainment's Welcome to the Grindhouse, Starlite Drive-In Theater and Drive-In Cult Classics series. Several Crown films have been shown on Mystery Science Theater 3000 . Since Navarre Corporation's closing of its subsidiary BCI Home Entertainment, DVD distribution of Crown's library has transferred to Mill Creek Entertainment. Most of the television rights to Crown's library are today owned by Lionsgate via their 2005 acquisition of Modern Entertainment. [138]

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