4d man (1959)

aka The Evil Force. Master of Terror.
"You can't hurt me."
Scientist Tony Nelson (James Congdon) tries to develop a machine, that allows material to travel through the 4th dimension. When relationship problems come between Tony and his brother Scott (Robert Lansing), due to their mutual attraction to the ravishing Linda (Lee Meriwether), Scott discovers Tony's experiments. Using himself as a guinea pig he manages to make it work, but at a price. Every time Scott breaks through the 4th dimension, it drains some of his life away. Aging rapidly his only way to stave off death is to suck the energy out of others.
A mildly diverting yarn, mainly due to the interesting score by Ralph Carmichael.

wild guitar (1962)

"Bud you are in a serious business, a big business."
Bud Eagle (Arch Hall Jr.) is a rock n roll biker, who arrives in Hollywood to make his fortune. There he makes the acquaintance of Vickie Wills (Nancy Czar), who tries to help him. And it seems to work when top manager Mike McCauley (Arch Hall Sr.) picks him up, but little does he know about Mike's ruthless management techniques.
Despite itself this brings a naïvity to the age old story of talent being manipulated by unscrupulous management. Its inability to get things right only plays up its charms.

eegah (1962)

"If I didn't know they were dancing I would swear it was a fight."
Roxy (Marilyn Manning) sees a caveman (Richard Kiel) one night in the desert, and her father (Arch Hall Sr.) decides to investigate. When he doesn't return on time she enlists the help of her boyfriend (Arch Hall Jr.) to find him, but along with her father, she also finds the caveman, whom she distracts by giving him a makeover!
What B-movies are all about, cheap, badly scripted fun, with a couple of songs thrown in.