Albert Band

When five-year-old John makes a wish on a magical tree, he conjures up a baby dragon who grows up to be his best friend. But when a nefarious businessman exploits the dragon to showcase his new amusement park, John must take steps to save the beast.

John Huston adapts and directs this tale of fear and bravery from Stephen Crane's novella, patterned by cinematographer Harold Rosson after Civil War photos of Matthew Brady. Audie Murphy, America's most decorated World War II hero, plays the untested youth first running from and later facing his fears, and G.I. cartoonist Bill Mauldin is his wise, easygoing pal. Pin a badge of honor on this overlooked classic.

When thirteen-year-old whiz kid Randy Mason creates a fleet of sophisticated remote-controlled toys, he soon runs afoul of both the local bully and his school principal, leading to a suspension and his mother banning him from using his ingenious devices. But when a cabal of crooks comes to call, Randy must defend his turf and rescue his lady love Judy using only his wits and his radio-controlled pals.

Polite, well-groomed and exceedingly charming, Monk Johnson is the most popular man in town. Employed as a handyman by Dr. Ned Trescott, Monk is respected by everyone who knows him. When the physician's home catches on fire and Monk heroically rescues the doctor's young son, he's dragged from the flames with his face horribly disfigured and his mind reduced to a child's. Shunned by those who once loved him, Monk soon finds the townsfolk have all turned...

Side A, Troll: One family is about to find out there's no place like home when a troublesome troll starts taking over their building, transforming each apartment into an overgrown garden of ancient evil and turning its tenants into a horde of hairy hobgoblins. Side B, Troll 2: Disguised as friendly country folk, a posse of people-eating trolls lures visitors to their town. But a family of four is about to discover that this place is a real tourist...