Parts of the film, which had been directed by Eddie Romero's friend Gerardo de Leon, were in black-and-white, so Lynn had those scenes tinted either red or blue so he could advertise the film as being "in Blood-Dripping Color". Hemisphere also distributed Al Adamson's film "Psycho-a-Go-Go" in 1965, the film that was re-edited years later by Adamson and re-released as "Blood of Ghastly Horror". Although "Terror Is a Man" had already been syndicated to television, Sam Sherman agreed to re-release it theatrically in 1969 if Lynn retitled the film "Blood Creature". In 1968, Lynn had Eddie Romero direct "Brides of Blood" and hired American actor John Ashley to star. Lynn, Romero and Ashley would also reunite to make two more "Blood Island" films, "Mad Doctor of Blood Island" (1969) and "Beast of Blood" (1970). Following "Beast of Blood", Kane Lynn later broke up with Irwin Pizor after an argument regarding finances, and Eddie Romero and John Ashley formed their own production company to produce films together in the Philippines into the 1970s, such as "Beast of the Yellow Night" and "The Twilight People". Lynn (now as "Hemisphere Pictures") put money into a 1971 American horror film produced by Sam Sherman and Al Adamson called "Brain of Blood". They released it in 1971 on a double bill with Lynn's "The Blood Drinkers", now retitled "The Vampire People". After 1971, with John Ashley and Eddie Romero setting up their own production deals with Roger Corman, and "Brain of Blood"'s disappointing performance at the box office, Hemisphere (which was now basically just Kane Lynn operating the company by himself) gave up on producing horror films and turned to distributing adult films to American theaters in the 1970s, such as "The Swingin' Stewardesses", "The Young Seducers", and "Naughty Roommates". Hemisphere purchased the TV rights to "The Cisco Kid" TV show and made a few puppet films as well. Kane Lynn died of cancer in 1975, and the company was taken over by its creditors, who released one last film before declaring bankruptcy, "Mysteries of the Gods",a documentary narrated by William Shatner.