The American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) is the world’s largest archive dedicated to genre movies and filmmakers, and the only known 501(c)(3) non-profit genre film distributor.
The American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) is the world’s largest archive dedicated to genre movies and filmmakers, and the only known 501(c)(3) non-profit genre film distributor.
Updated list of all films in the AGFA Home Video catalog.
AGFA’s mission is to preserve, protect, and promote the legacies of genre filmmakers and their films, fostering a global community united by the power of genre cinema. We celebrate outsider art and artistic freedom, ensuring that every generation has access to the greatest genre films ever made as we help to shape a new, inclusive film history.
Our restorations safeguard the legacies of filmmakers from disappearing into the void. We’ve restored lost works like LOVE GODDESSES OF BLOOD ISLAND, ATTACK OF THE BEAST CREATURES, and THE ZODIAC KILLER. We’ve also helped preserve the legendary Something Weird Video library, which was founded by the late Mike Vraney. Through our home video label, we ensure these legacies endure, proving that genre film is for everyone—made by and for a diverse range of artists and audiences.