Maestro of the DIY underground Andy Milligan (The Rats Are Coming, The        Werewolves Are Here!) is the man behind these two gruesome, low-budget        horror films that push amateur shock to the extreme. In The Ghastly Ones (81 mins.), Milligan morphs the familiar Ten Little Indians plot to suit his own ghoulish means, telling the story of six heirs who must spend the      weekend in a creepy house in order to inherit a fortune. Impalements,          dismemberments, decapitations and power-tool tortures result. The disturbing     Seeds of Sin (67 mins.) follows a Christmas family reunion that devolves into various acts of depravity, including incest, electrocution, murder,       poisoning, forced abortions, sadomasochism and suicide. Includes ample amounts of nudity, too, that was added after the film's initial release.                 Andy Milligan---USA---1968---148 mins.