score for Terminal Exposure), Kirstie Alley, Valeria Golino and award-winning composer Vangelis, with whom Mastorakis wrote a bundle of Greek pop top hits in the sixties. He then later started production company/distributor Omega Entertainment, in which, by November 1987, had sold off all rights to the 9 major films in 14 major territories and most of the small ones to distributor RCA/Columbia Pictures International Video, excluding North American rights to pics such as Glitch, Nightmare at Noon, Bloodstone and Under the Gun, and the titles he was set to produce and occasionally direct cost $5 million and claimed that his titles would be like hot cakes. He returned to Greece in late 1989 to launch Antenna TV which he managed for three years. He left in 1993 to create a new independent TV network, Star Channel. Since then, he hosted the relatively successful "Arga" (Late), a late night talk show, and revamped the beauty pageant telecasts. He also wrote and directed sitcoms including Goodnight, Mom and Divorced With Children, and the politically incorrect satirical show Not the ANT1 News. In 1995, he launched his own classic rock radio station (Radio Gold) which he recently sold to Pegassus Publishing Group. His latest film ("Mykonos, the Soul of an Island") won five awards from prestigious U.S. and international festivals (currently on Amazon Prime.) Filmography Island of Death (1975) Death Has Blue Eyes (1976) The Greek Tycoon (1978) Blood Tide (1982) Blind Date (1984) The Next One (1984) Sky High (1985) The Zero Boys (1986) The Wind (1986) Terminal Exposure (1987) Glitch (1988) Nightmare at Noon (1988) Bloodstone (1988) Grandmother's House (1988) Darkroom (1989) Ninja Academy (1989) Hired to Kill (1990) In the Cold of the Night (1990) The Naked Truth (1992) .com for Murder (2001) References External links Interview with HorrorYearbook 1941 births Living people Greek film directors Greek film producers Greek radio producers Greek television presenters Action film directors Horror film directors Film people from Athens