Moonbeam Films

Moonbeam Films is a family-oriented brand sub-brand of Charles Band's Full Moon Features that is the revived successor to the former Moonbeam Entertainment and Pulsepounders. It distributes family-oriented sci-fi and fantasy films from the past originally released by Moonbeam Entertainment onto DVDs, with some carrying alternative release titles. Some films put out by this distributor were originally released by different companies associated with Paramount Pictures from 1990 until 2015.

Moonbeam Films
Motion picture production, distribution company
PredecessorMoonbeam Entertainment
Pulsepounders
Founded2012
HeadquartersLos Angeles, United States
Key people
Charles Band
ParentFull Moon Features

List of film releases
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Some films received alternate titles when re-released onto DVD. To avoid confusion, both titles are listed here.

Year Original film title DVD title release(s) DVD release date
1993-

1995

 Prehysteria! series of films
1995 Magic Island July 26, 2015
1997 Mystery Monsters Goobers! April 2012
1997 Johnny Mysto: Boy Wizard 2012
1998 The Secret Kingdom The Tiny Kingdom 2012
1998 Clockmaker Timekeeper February 19, 2013
1998 The Shrunken City Shandar: The Shrunken City June 2012
1998 Teen Knight Medieval Park September 17, 2013 [1]
1998 The Werewolf Reborn! 2012
1998 Frankenstein Reborn! 2012
1999 The Excalibur Kid 2012
1999 Shapeshifter Shifter 2013
1999 Teenage Space Vampires
1999 Teen Sorcery 2012
1999 Phantom Town Spooky Town May 21, 2013
1999 Search for the Jewel of Polaris: Mysterious Museum Night at the Magic Museum
The Magic Museum
Mysterious Museum		 August 2012
1999 Alien Arsenal Alien Weapons
2000 Task Force 2001 2012
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References
  1. "Amazon.com Medieval Park". Amazon.com. Retrieved 2014-08-29.
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