caligulathegod

Discussion/Rules Thread.

caligulathegod

April 1:

1: Slumber Party Massacre Blu-ray.
2: Hi-De-Ho (1947) * Starring Cab Calloway. TCM Had this one sitting on the DVR since July of last year.

April 2:

3: Tentacles. * Epix
4: Death Wish * Epix

April 3:

5: After Sunset * Drive-in Documentary Amazon Prime Streaming
6: Carry On Screaming * Blu-ray

April 4:

7: Death Wish 2 Epix

April 5:

8: Maniac Cop * Projected DVD at CinemaWasteland
9: Panel discussion with Larry Cohen, Tom Atkins, Gerrit Graham, Laurene Landon at CinemaWasteland.
10: Masque of Red Death Blu-Ray. Roger Corman's B-Day.

April 6:

11: Sweet Jesus, Preacherman * (1973)(TCM) (William Smith)
12: Death Wish 3 * (Netflix)

April 7:

13: Barbarian Queen (1985)* (Epix)

April 8:

14: Lair of the White Worm (Epix)
15: Taken 2 * (HBOHD On demand) (21% on Rotten Tomatoes)
16: Milius *(wildcard)

April 9:

17: Shock Corridor *(TCM)
18: Chained for Life *(TCM)
19: Class of Nuke'em High *(Epix)

April 11:

20: Cannibal the Musical (Epix)

April 12:

21: Barry McKenzie Holds His Own. * (DVD)

April 13:

22: Ip Man * (Netflix)
23: Lust in the Dust * (Netflix)
24: Mighty Peking Man * (Netflix)

April 14:

25: Metropolis (Blu-ray) (Bomb in original release)

April 15:

26: Disco Godfather * (TCM)

April 16:

27: The Aurora Monsters * (DVD). Documentary on Aurora Monster Models, offshoot of the 50s Chiller Theater craze

April 17:

28: Les Patterson Saves the World * (DVD)

April 18:

April 19:

29: Sonny Boy (widescreen) Download
30: Phantom of the Paradise (Blu-ray)
31: Shake Rattle and Rock! * (Netflix) Rock N Roll High School prequel.

April 20:

32: Kath & Kimderella * (Download).

April 21:

33: Doll Squad * (Blu-ray)

April 22:

34: Blood Feast (Blu-ray)

April 23:

35: Jodorowsky's Dune *

April 24:

36: Ozploitation Trailer Explosion *(DVD)

April 25:

37: Day of the Animals *(Blu-ray)

April 26:

38: Quadrophenia (Blu-ray)

April 27:

39: Foxy Brown (Blu-ray)
40: Death Wish 4 * (EPIX)

April 28:

41: Shock Treatment (DVD)

April 29:

42: Bloodsucking Freaks (Blu-ray)

April 30:

43: The Redeemer: Son of Satan * (Blu-ray)
44: Savage Streets (Blu-ray)
45: 2000 Maniacs (Blu-ray)



45 Total
29 First time views.
14 Blu-ray
5 TCM
6 DVD
5 Netflix
8 Epix

walletboyniac

goal: 30

* first time viewing
dvd
blu-ray
cable tv/dvr
netflix streaming

★★★★★ Awww yeah!
★★★★ Excellent
★★★(+) Very Good, I enjoyed it
★★★(-) Good, I didn't dislike it
★★ Sucked
★ Made me angry

Let's Get Outta Here = Someone says "Let's get outta here" or a variation thereof.
I'm Gonna Hurl = Someone pukes.
Movie Title = Someone says the title of the movie, exactly.
It Blowed Up Real Good = An explosion.
I Feel Dirty = A shower or a bath scene.

Cheer when you hear the name of the movie!

March 31
1. Cheerleader Massacre* (2003) ★★
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 4 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Cheerleader Massacre: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 2 / I Feel Dirty: 3

2. Cheerleader Massacre II* (2009) ★★
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 8 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Cheerleader Massacre II: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 3

April 1
3. Cabin Fever (2002) ★★★★
[Eli Roth]
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 7 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 2 / Cabin Fever: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 1

4. Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever* (2009) ★★★(-)
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 18 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 17 / Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 0

April 2
5. BloodRayne* (2006) ★★
[Uwe Boll / Rotten Tomatoes: 4%]
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 1 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / BloodRayne: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 1 / I Feel Dirty: 0

6. Zombie Strippers (2008) ★★★★
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 12 (I think Robert Englund said every one of these) / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Zombie Strippers: 1 glorious time / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 0

April 5
7. Croaked: Frog Monster From Hell aka Rana: The Legend of Shadow Lake* (1975) ★★
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 1 (a stretch) / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Croaked: Frog Monster From Hell or Rana: The Legend of Shadow Lake: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 2 / I Feel Dirty: 0

8. Zebraman 2: Attack on Zebra City* (2011) ★★★(+)
[Takashi Miike]
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 0 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Zebraman 2: Attack on Zebra City: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 4 / I Feel Dirty: 0

April 6
9. Evil* (2005) ★★
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 13 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 1 / Evil: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 0

10. Attack Girls' Swimteam vs. The Undead* (2007) ★★★★
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 1 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 4 / Attack Girls' Swimteam vs. The Undead: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 2 / I Feel Dirty: 2

April 7
11. Zombie Hunter Rika* (2008) ★★★(-)
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 9 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 5 / Zombie Hunter Rika: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 1 / I Feel Dirty: 0

12. Zombie Self Defense Force* (2006) ★★★(-)
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 2 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 5 / Zombie Self Defense Force: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 3 / I Feel Dirty: almost 1

April 9
13. Nurse* (2013) ★★★(+)
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: ?? I forgot / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Nurse: 4 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 2 ½

14. Her Name Is Cat* (1998) ★★
Baffling action!
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 10 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 1 / Her Name Is Cat: 2 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 10 / I Feel Dirty: 5 (none of them good)



April 10
15. Nympho Diver: G-String Festival* (1981) ★★★(+)
[Synapse/Impulse]
I can't believe Girl Diver is a genre!
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 3 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Nympho Diver: G-String Festival: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 1

April 11
16. Strip Mahjong: Battle Royale* (2011) ★★★(+)
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 5 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Strip Mahjong: Battle Royale: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 0



17. Father's Day* (2011) ★★★★
[Troma]
I don't know if it was the hallucinogenic berries, the fake sci-fi ad, or the gleeful killing of Fuchman, but this movie won me over in the second half.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 1 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 1 / Father's Day: 6 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 1 / I Feel Dirty: 1



April 12
18. Cutie Honey* (2004) ★★★(+)
I knocked off a point for the corny ending.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 3 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Cutie Honey: 7 / It Blowed Up Real Good: the winner / I Feel Dirty: 1

April 13
19. Big Bad Mama-san* (2008) ★★
The hooker got cancer and fucking died?! Not exactly what I was expecting.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 0? / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Big Bad Mama-san: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 1

April 14
20. Smokey & the Bushido* (2010) ★★
This sequel sucked even more. Flat-out lies on the box. It might as well have been an after-school special.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 3 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Smokey & the Bushido: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 0

21. Asylum Blackout* (2011) ★★
Great premise, but defies all logic.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 15 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Asylum Blackout: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 1 was discussed / I Feel Dirty: 1

April 15
22. Jaws: The Revenge* (1987) ★★★(-)
What can I say? I like cheesy movies.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 4 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Jaws: The Revenge: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 1 / I Feel Dirty: 0

23. Stripped Naked* (2009) ★★★★
Misleading title.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 8 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Stripped Naked: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 1 proposed stage shower, 1 stage shower

April 16
24. The Haunted World of El Superbeasto (2009) ★★★(+)
[Rob Zombie]
Contains a shout out to route 91!
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 1 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 1 + 1 throw up in the mouth a little / The Haunted World of El Superbeasto: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 8 / I Feel Dirty: 3



25. Dracula 3000* (2004) ★★★(-)
Deliciously bad!
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 11 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Dracula 3000: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 1 / I Feel Dirty: 0

April 17
26. Street Trash* (1987) ★★★(+)
[Synapse]
Great ending.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 13 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 3 / Street Trash: 1 (the best ones always have one) / It Blowed Up Real Good: 8 / I Feel Dirty: 1 off screen

27. Breathing Room* (2008) ★★
Illogical, flawed, and they would break their own rules.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 4 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Breathing Room: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 1 / I Feel Dirty: 0

April 18
28. Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (1991) ★★★★
Is Huang Chaun a chick?
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 1 ("We can leave now!") / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 2 / I Feel Dirty: 1

April 19
29. Rock 'n' Roll High School (1979) ★★★★★
[Roger Corman / PJ Soles / Mary Woronov]
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 2 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Rock 'n' Roll High School: 7 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 5 / I Feel Dirty: 2



April 21
30. Wildcard Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones* (2014) ★★★(-)
[4th sequel in the horror series]
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 22 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 1 / I Feel Dirty: 1 drawn bath

31. Rock 'n' Roll High School Forever (1990) ★★
[Corey Feldman / Mary Woronov]
Maybe I'm completely out of it, but when exactly was it "hip" for Corey Feldman to sing 1950's covers? It sure as hell wasn't in the 90's.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 2 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 2 / Rock 'n' Roll High School Forever: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: I lost track after 30 / I Feel Dirty: 0

April 23
32. Pink Flamingos* (1972) ★★★(+)
[John Waters]
Lived up to its reputation.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 8 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 3 + I nearly did / Pink Flamingos: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 0

April 25
33. The Hot Nights of Linda: Rare Alternate Banana Version* (1975) ?! WTF
[Jess Franco]
Should be The Hot Nights of Olivia. Linda is crippled, is raped, and throws herself off a cliff!
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 5 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / The Hot Nights of Linda: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 1

34. Evil Dead Trap* (1988) ★★★(-)
[Synapse]
Another cool premise, squandered. Some great shots.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 7 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 1 / Evil Dead Trap: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 21 / I Feel Dirty: ½

April 26
35. Manborg* (2011) ★★★(+)
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 11 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Manborg: 21 / It Blowed Up Real Good: countless / I Feel Dirty: 0

April 27
36. Backwoods* (2001) ★
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 4 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Backwoods: 13 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 0

37. Nurse Girl Dorm: Assy Fingers* (1985) ★★★★★
[Synapse/Impulse]
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 1 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Nurse Girl Dorm: Assy Fingers: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 3



38. Fairy in a Cage* (1977) ★★★★
[Synapse/Impulse]
The. End.
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 2 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Fairy in a Cage: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 1

April 28
39. The Hot Nights of Linda* (1975) ★★
Quite dull without all the sex. And let me get this straight-- It was all a dream?!
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 4 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / The Hot Nights of Linda: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 1

40. Adam Chaplin: Violent Avenger* (2011) ★★
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 0 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 1 / Adam Chaplin: Violent Avenger: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 1

April 29
41. Devil Girl* (2007) ★★
[Gross $2,769!]
Let me get this straight-- This was all a dream, too?!
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 7 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 1 / Devil Girl: 1 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 0 / I Feel Dirty: 0

42. Frankenhooker* (1990) ★★★★
Stats: Let's Get Outta Here: 3 / I'm Gonna Hurl: 0 / Frankenhooker: 0 / It Blowed Up Real Good: 13 / I Feel Dirty: 0

Total: 42
FTVs: 36

Dimension X

2010 B-Movie/Exploitation/Drive-in Movie Challenge List - 104
2011 Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge List - 105
2012 Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge List - 100
2013 Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge List - 100


3/31/14

1) Extra Weird (2002) - a mix of trailers and clips from 90 Something Weird DVDs. It was over 3½ hours long, so I could've watched three movies instead.

4/2/14

2) Atomic War Bride (1960)
3) This Is Not a Test (1961)

4/3/14

4) Racket Girls (Pin Down Girl) (1951)

4/4/14

5) The Beast That Killed Women (1965)

4/5/14

6) The Monster of Camp Sunshine or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Nature (1964)

4/6/14

7) Babette in Return of the Secret Society (Babette) (1968)
8) Monique, My Love (1969)
9) Dominique in Daughters of Lesbos (1968)

4/7/14

10) Chained Girls (1965)

4/9/14

11) Please Don't Eat My Mother! (Hungry Pets / Sexpot Swingers) (1973)
12) Godmonster of Indian Flats (1973)
13) Passion in the Sun (The Girl and the Geek) (1964)

4/10/14

14) Trader Hornee (1970)

4/11/14

15) A Scream in the Streets (1972)
16) The Class Reunion (1972)

4/12/14

17) Tobacco Roody (1972)
18) Southern Comforts (1971)
19) The Adult Version of Jekyll & Hide (1971)

4/13/14

20) Sinderella and the Golden Bra (1964)
21) Goldilocks and the Three Bares (1962)
22) The Notorious Daughter of Fanny Hill (1966)
23) The Head Mistress (1968)

4/14/14

24) The Erotic Adventures of Zorro (1972)

4/15/14

25) The Body Shop (Doctor Gore) (1973)

4/16/14

26) How to Make a Doll (1968)
27) Something Weird (1968)

4/17/14

28) Sweet Georgia (1972)

4/18/14

29) Country Hooker (1974)
30) The Meatrack (1969)
31) Sticks and Stones (1969)
32) She-Man: A Story of Fixation (1967)
33) Sins of Rachel (1972)
34) Doctor of Doom (1963)

4/19/14

35) The Wrestling Women vs the Aztec Mummy (1964)
36) Axe (Lisa, Lisa / The Virgin Slaughter) (1977)
37) The Electric Chair (1975)
38) Bowanga Bowanga: White Sirens of Africa (1951)
39) Wild Women of Wongo (1958)
40) Virgin Sacrifice (1959)
41) The Mighty Gorga (1968)

4/20/14

42) One Million AC/DC (1969)
43) Marihuana (Marihuana: Weed With Roots in Hell) (1936)
44) Assassin of Youth (1937)
45) Doped Youth (Victims of Marihuana) (Tell Your Children / Reefer Madness) (1936)

4/22/14

46) Dracula (The Dirty Old Man) (1969)
47) Guess What Happened to Count Dracula? (1970)

4/23/14

48) Monstrosity (The Atomic Brain) (1963)
49) Unsatisfied Love (Love After Death) (1968)
50) The Incredible Petrified World (1957)

4/24/14

51) Vibrations (1969)
52) Fluctuations (1970)
53) Submission (1969)

4/25/14

54) Damaged Goods (1961)
55) The Hard Road (1970)

4/26/14

56) Street Corner (1948)
57) Because of Eve (The Story of Life) (1948)

4/28/14

58) Carnival of Blood (1970)

4/29/14

59) Curse of the Headless Horseman (1972)
60) Death Curse of Tartu (1966)
61) Sting of Death (1966)

4/30/14

62) Blood Feast (1963)
63) Two Thousand Maniacs! (1964)
64) Color Me Blood Red (1965)

First Time Viewings: 12

shadokitty

First Time View - *

FTV Total - 18

Mar 31

1. Thor and the Amazon Women - DVD *
2. Santa Claus Conquers the Martians - DVD


April 1

3. Friday the 13th (1980) - DVD
4. The Incredibly Strange Creatures That Stopped Living and Became Mixed Up Zombies - Youtube
5. Death Rides a Horse - DVD


April 2

6. Teenagers From Outer Space - DVD *


April 3

7. Godzilla, King of the Monsters - DVD


April 4

8. Crash of Moons - DVD *
9. Star Trek V: The Final Frontier - DVD


April 5

10. Gigantis the Fire Monster - DVD
10.33 The Three Stooges: A Gem of a Jam - Youtube
11.33 Grand Duel - DVD *
11.66 The Three Stooges: Grips, Grunts and Groans - DVD
12. The Three Stooges: Dizzy Doctors - DVD
13. Creature (2011) - NWI *


April 6

13.33 The Three Stooges: Three Dumb Clucks - DVD
13.66 The Three Stooges: Back to the Woods - DVD
14. The Three Stooges: Goofs and Saddles - DVD
14.33 The Three Stooges: Cash and Carry - DVD
14.66 The Three Stooges: Playing the Ponies - DVD
15. The Three Stooges: The Sitter Downers - DVD


April 8

16. 20 Million Miles to Earth - DVD


April 9

16.33 The Three Stooges: Termites of 1938 - DVD
17.33 Starcrash - Epix Drive In
18.33. Damon and Pythias - DVD *


April 10

18.66 The Three Stooges: Wee Wee Monsieur - DVD
19. The Three Stooges: Tassels in the Air - DVD


April 11

19.33 The Three Stooges: Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb - DVD


April 12

19.66 The Three Stooges: Violent is the Word for Curly - DVD
20. The Three Stooges: Three Missing Links - DVD
21. Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark - NWI *
22. Evil Dead 2 - Blu Ray
23. Gamera: Guardian of the Universe - Blu Ray


April 13

24. Night Stage to Galveston - Encore Western
25. Gamera 2: Attack of Legion - Blu Ray
26. Enter the Dragon - M-GO
27. Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris - Blu Ray


April 14

27.33. The Three Stooges: Mutts to You - DVD
27.66 The Three Stooges: Flat Foot Stooges - DVD
28.66 Twice a Judas - DVD *


April 15

29.66 Sharknado - NWI *
30.66 Deadly Snail vs Kung Fu Killers - Roku *


April 16

31.66 CB Hustlers - Roku *
32.66 Godzilla vs The Thing - DVD


April 18

33.66 Eat My Dust! - Epix Drive In


April 19

34. The Three Stooges: Three Little Sew and Sews - DVD
35. Clive Barker's Hellraiser - DVD
36. Have Rocket, Will Travel - DVD *


April 21

37. The Outlaws is Coming - DVD *


April 23

38. Ghidrah the Three Headed Monster - DVD


April 24

39. The Fury of Hercules - DVD *
40. Caesar the Conqueror - DVD *


April 25

41. Son of Samson - DVD *
42. Brain Twisters - DVD *



April 26

43. The Head - DVD *

davidh777

2013: 2 items

2012: 13 items

2011: 11 items

*First-time viewing

Total viewings: 11
Total first-time viewings: 11

4/2
1. From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)*

4/13
2. All the Boys Love Mandy Lane (2006)*

4/16
3. Machete Kills (2013)*

4/17
4. Starship Troopers: Invasion (2012)*

4/22
5. The Man with the Iron Fists*

4/23
6. MST3K: The Wild World of Batwoman*

4/25
7. Torchy Blane: Smart Blonde (1937)*
8. Torchy Blane: Fly Away Baby (1937)*
9. Decision at Sundown (1957)*

4/29
10. Little Shop of Horrors (1960)*

4/30
11. The Extraordinary Adventures of Adele Blanc-Sec (2010)*

ntnon

TOTAL SEEN: 106
NEW: c.84


March 31st
☼001 Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

April 1st
☼002 War, Inc.
☼003 Bamboo Gods and Iron Men
NFC - Frozen
NFC - Tintin
☼004 Scream of the Bikini
☼005 The Sex Thief

April 2nd
006 The Legend of Zorro
☼007 Le Professionnel
NFC - Tintin
☼008 The Fat Spy
☼009 After Sunset: The Life and Times of the Drive-In Theater

April 3rd
☼010 Brain Smasher... A Love Story
☼011 Veronica Mars (2014)
012 The Lone Ranger (Depp)

NFC - Tintin
NFC - VM #9
☼013 Narcotic

April 4th
☼014 Maniac
☼015 Reefer Madness
☼016 Marihuana: Assassin of Youth
☼017 When Eight Bells Toll
NFC - Tintin Castafiore
☼018 The Doom Generation

April 5th
019 Return to Never Land
020 The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning
☼021 Humanoids of the Deep [AKA Monster]
NFC - Tintin Castafiore/Destination
022 My Name is Nobody

April 6th
☼??? - Epic
☼023 The Lucifer Complex
☼024 Muppets Most Wanted (2014)
☼025 Best Worst Movie

April 7th
☼026 Mystery Science Theater 3000: Bride of the Monster
☼Short After the Ball (1897)
☼027 I Am Bruce Lee

☼028 Caveman
NFC - Tintin Destination 2
☼029 Rent a Dick

April 8th
/// Girls on the Road - Amazon Instant Video only has the first 40m!

☼030 Support Your Local Gunfighter
031 John Carter

NFC Tintin - Explorers 1
☼032 Carry On Cowboy
☼033 Craze
☼034 The Shadow Returns

April 9th
☼035 God Bless America

April 10th
☼036 Who's Your Monkey
☼037 Last Woman on Earth
038 Monster Squad
NFC - Tintin Explorers 2
☼039 What Do You Say to a Naked Lady?
☼040 If You Don't Stop It, You'll Go Blind

April 11th
☼041 Cavegirl
☼042 Jungle Book 2
NFC - Tintin America
☼043 Superchick

April 12th
044 TLM 2 Return to the Sea
☼045 Au Pair Girls

April 13th
☼046 Wombling Free
NFC Lone Ranger (TV) - Episode 1
☼047 The Swinger
048 Kill Bill vol. 1

April 14th
049 Kill Bill vol. 2
☼050 The Mini-Skirt Mob
☼051 The Slowest Gun in the West
☼052 Groupie Girl
☼053 Private Parts

April 15th
☼054 It Can Be Done Amigo (1972)
☼055 The Pirate Movie
056WILDCARD - The Adventures of Tintin
057 Caged Fury

April 16th
☼058 Hercules (1958)
☼059 The Wizard of Mars [AKA Horrors of the Red Planet]
☼060 Cat-Women of the Moon
☼061 First Spaceship on Venus

April 17th
☼062 The Big Doll House
☼063 Death Wish II
☼??? Night at the Museum

April 18th
064 Mulan 2
065 Pocahontas 2
☼066 The Lone Ranger (1956)
☼067 Death Wish III

April 19th
☼068 Abbott and Costello in Jack and the Beanstalk
☼069 Death Wish IV: The Crackdown
☼070 Act of Vengeance [AKA Rape Squad] (1974)

April 20th
☼071 Big Trouble in Little China
072 Batman: The Movie
☼073 Invasion of the Bee Girls

April 21st
NFC Tintin Crab 1
☼074 Ken Annakin Commentary on The Pirate Movie
☼075 Adam West and Burt Ward Commentary on Batman

April 22nd
☼076 Valley of the Dolls
☼077 Thor and the Amazon Women
078 Nancy Drew, Reporter

April 23rd
☼079 Little Rita in the West
☼080 Gangs Inc.
081 Jason and the Argonauts
☼082 Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women - YT

April 24th
083 A Fistful of Dollars
084 If You Meet Sartana, Pray For Your Death - YT

April 25th
085 For a Few Dollars More
086 The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
☼087 Blue Steel
088 "DRIVE IN": Frozen
☼089 Varan the Unbelievable (1962)

April 26th
(Wildcard/NFC) Thor: The Dark World
☼090 The Sister in Law

April 27th
091 AEon Flux
☼092 Savage Sisters
☼093 The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold
☼094 I am Sartana, Your Angel of Death

April 28th
☼095 MST3K Hercules and the Moon Men
☼096 Cheerleader Ninjas
☼097 The Nun (Yuzna)
☼098 Tom and Jerry & The Wizard of Oz

April 29th
099 The Little Shop of Horrors (1960)
☼100 Sharknado

☼101 Rise of the Animals (2011)
☼102 My Outlaw Brother (1951)
☼103 Paradise, Hawaiian Style

April 30th
☼104 Bowanga, Bowanga (1951)
☼105 The Young Ones (Cliff Richard)
☼106 Cinematic Titanic: The Doomsday Machine



Statistics:

106+ Films


CHECKLIST
Watch one film from every decade of film history.
* 1890 - (insert film title here)(Optional)
* 1900 -(optional)
* 1910 -(optional)
* 1920 -(optional)
* 1930 -
* 1940 -
* 1950 - Bowanga, Bowanga
* 1960 - Varan the Unbelievable
* 1970 -
* 1980 -
* 1990 -
* 2000 - The Nun (2005)
* 2010 -
Watch a film for each rating:
* G - (optional)
* PG -
* PG-13 - (optional)
* R -
* X
* NC-17 - Doom Generation
* Unrated (post-MPAA 1968) -

Watch films in at least three formats (DVD, BD, HD DVD, Laserdisc, TV, online, Streaming Netflix type, UMD, theater, iPod, VHS-sourced{VHS transferred to DVD-+R is fine}).
* First format, (insert format), (insert title).
* Second format, (insert format), (insert title).
* Third format, (insert format), (insert title).

Watch a film in an actual Drive-in. (optional) FROZEN

Watch a film in the following genres:
A Token Science Fiction B-Movie: YES
A Token Horror B-Movie:
Italian (or European) films of the following Genres:
* Eurospy (James Bond ripoffs) YES
* Giallo
* Sword & Sandal YES
* Spaghetti Western YES
* Cannibal Film
* Mafia/Gangster Film
Martial Arts film:
* Bruce Lee-sploitation (Starring any variation on Bruce Li, Le, etc.)
* Hong Kong (or other Asian) film
* American film
* Any "Ninja" film
* Bonus* Actual Bruce Lee film YES
Biker Film
Stoner Film
Carsploitation Film YES
Blaxploitation YES
Sexploitation: YES
* Any type
* Nudie Cutie
* Roughie
* 70s Porn
* Emmanuelle Film
* Teen Sex Comedy
Nunsploitation The Nun
Shocksploitation
Rape/Revenge Film YES
Vigilante Film
Women in Prison YES
Nazisploitation
Eschploitation (religious end times, or general religious exploitation)
Hixploitation/Moonshiners
Roadshow Exploitation/30s-40s "Cautionary" films
"Hood" Film ("Gangsta")
Hollywood Gangster film (Film Noir era) YES
Juvenile Delinquent Film
60s Beach Movie YES
Film starring Musical Group or Music Star (that did not become a legit actor) YES
* *Bonus* Elvis film YES
Ozploitation
Mexican Wrestling Film
Foreign "Ripoff" film (such as Turkish cinema)
Bollywood Film (actual, not a Hollywood pastiche)
Eco-Terror Film
"Mondo" Film
Documentary ABOUT B-Movies/Exploitation/Drive-ins or those involved in their production YES
Video Nasty
TV-Movie
* Lifetime Channel Movie
Bad Sequel to a "Well regarded film"
END OF THE WORLD film
Critical Bomb (Less than 20% Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic or IMDB Bottom 100 {Bottom 100 archive})
Financial Bomb: Lone Ranger
MST3K/RiffTrax (or Cinematic Titanic) version of a film: MST3K and Cinematic Titanic


Watch 10 films starring anyone from the actors safe list.
* 1 Alan Steel
* 2 Charles Bronson
* 3 Bruce Lee
* 4 Pam Grier
* 5
* 6
* 7
* 8
* 9
* 10

Watch 10 films Directed/Produced by anyone from the directors/producers safe list.
* 1 Brian Yuzna, The Nun
* 2 Albert Pyun, Brain Smasher
* 3 David L. Hewitt, Lucifer Complex
* 4 Dwain Esper, Reefer Madness
* 5 Eddie Romero, The Big Doll House
* 6 Ishiro Honda, Varan the Unbelievable
* 7 Menahem Golan, Death Wish
* 8 Quentin Tarantino, Kill Bill
* 9 Roger Corman, The Little Shop of Horrors
* 10 John Carpenter, Big Trouble in Little China

Watch 5 films from those in the Studio/Distributor safe list.
* 1 AIP
* 2 Crown
* 3
* 4
* 5

BobO'Link

Like always - the unwatched pile doesn't reduce on its own...

☼ - First time viewing
▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ - Rating on a 1 to 10 scale

Final!
Total films viewed: 71
First time viewings: 50

March 31st
1. Enter the Dragon (1973) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
2. The Outlaws Is Coming (1965) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲

April 1st
3. The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!? (1964) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
4. Girl Happy (1965) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲

April 2nd
5. Tickle Me (1965) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
6. The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze (1963) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 3rd
7. Strangler of the Swamp (1946) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
8. Hillbillys in a Haunted House (1967) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
9. The Las Vegas Hillbillys (1966) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 4th
10. Li'l Abner (1940) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
11. Private Snuffy Smith (1942) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 5th
12. Cry of the Werewolf (1944) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
13. Skyjacked (1972) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
14. Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet (1965) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
15. Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women (1968) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲

April 6th
16. Battle Beyond the Sun (1959) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
17. The Brother from Another Planet (1984) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
18. Hot Rods to Hell (1967) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
19. Airplane! (1980) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
20. Zero Hour! (1957) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
21. Kissin' Cousins (1964) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲

April 7th
22. Live a Little, Love a Little (1968) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
23. The New Adventures of Tarzan (1935) - Chapters 1-4 ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 8th
24. The New Adventures of Tarzan (1935) - Chapters 5-8 ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
25. The New Adventures of Tarzan (1935) - Chapters 9-12 ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
26. The Gladiator (1938) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 9th
27. Wide Open Faces (1938) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
28. Earthworm Tractors (1936) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲

April 10th
29. Flirting with Fate (1938) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
30. How to Frame a Figg (1971) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲

April 11th
31. Hercules in New York (1969) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 12th
32. Planeta bur (1962) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
33. The Tingler (1959) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
34. Zotz! (1962) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
35. Homicidal (1961) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
36. Strait-Jacket (1964) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
37. 13 Frightened Girls! (1963) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 13th
38. 13 Ghosts (1960) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
39. The Old Dark House (1963) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
40. The Bat (1959) (1963) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
41. Dick Tracy, Detective (1945) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
42. Dick Tracy vs. Cueball (1946) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
43. Dick Tracy's Dilemma (1947) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
44. Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome (1947) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲

April 14th
45. Snow White and the Three Stooges (1961) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
46. Soup to Nuts (1930) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 15th
47. Majin, Monster of Terror ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 16th
48. Return of the Giant Majin ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 17th
49. Zontar: Thing from Venus ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
50. The Eye Creatures ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 18th
51. Sasquatch: The Legend of Bigfoot (1977) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 19th
52. Snowbeast (1977) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
53. The Snow Creature (1954) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
54. The Capture of Bigfoot (1979) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
55. Shriek of the Mutilated (1974) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
56. Search for the Beast (1997) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 20th
57. The Legend of Bigfoot (1976) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 21st

April 22nd

April 23rd
58. Old Mother Riley (1937) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 24th
59. Old Mother Riley, MP (1939) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 25th
60. Old Mother Riley's New Venture (1949) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 26th
61. Rock 'n' Roll High School (1979) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
62. Best in Show (2000) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
63. Old Mother Riley, Headmistress (1950) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
64. Old Mother Riley's Jungle Treasure (1951) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 27th
65. Fortunes of Captain Blood (1950) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
66. Captain Pirate (1952) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
67. Blondie Has Servant Trouble (1940) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 28th
68. Blondie Plays Cupid (1940) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼
69. Blondie Goes Latin (1941) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 29th
70. Blondie in Society (1941) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

April 30th
71. Blondie Goes to College (1942) ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ ☼

coyoteblue

Goal - at least 31
First time view - ☼

Stats:
Total: 32
First Time Views 26

DE 1
HU 1
GB 2
IT 3
HK 4
TW 4
AU 5
US 12

Dvd 23
Stream 6
Blu 1
VCD 1
Theater 1


01-APRIL-2014
01. Drive-in Delirium - The Offspring, ,"Giallo A-Go-Go/We Are Going To Eat You!/Don't!" , AU, Dvd, Trailers, ☼

02-APRIL-2014
02. Drive-in Delirium - The Offspring, ,"British Blood & Bosoms/Sexy for Satan/A Fistful of Euros" , AU, Dvd, Trailers, ☼

03-APRIL-2014
03. MST3K, 1992,"Hercules and the Captive Women" , US, Dvd, TV,
04. After Sunset: The Life and Times of the Drive-In Theater, 1995,, US, Stream, Movie,

04-APRIL-2014
05. Drive-in Delirium - The Offspring, ,"Satan Made Me Do It/Spooked/The Creature Wasn't Nice" , AU, Dvd, Trailers, ☼

05-APRIL-2014
06. Drive-in Delirium - The Offspring, ,"Cosmic Carnage & Funked -Up Futures/The Hard Naked Truth" , AU, Dvd, Trailers, ☼
07. Evil Hits Evil, 1983,, TW, Dvd, Movie, ☼

06-APRIL-2014
08. The Strangers Gundown (aka Django the Bastard), 1969,, IT, Dvd, Movie, ☼

07-APRIL-2014
09. Felidae, 1994,, DE, Stream, Movie, ☼

08-APRIL-2014
10. Satanik, 1968,, IT, Dvd, Movie, ☼

09-APRIL-2014
11. Cat City (Macskafogó), 1986,, HU, Stream, Movie, ☼

10-APRIL-2014
12. Trouble Man, 1972,, US, Stream, Movie, ☼

11-APRIL-2014
13. Circuitry Man, 1990,, US, Dvd, Movie, ☼

12-APRIL-2014
14. The Invincible Fist, 1969,, HK, Dvd, Movie, ☼

13-APRIL-2014
15. Cyborg, 1989,, US, Dvd, Movie,

14-APRIL-2014
16. Contamination, 1980,, IT, Dvd, Movie, ☼

15-APRIL-2014
17. Enter the Fat Dragon, 1978,, HK, Dvd, Movie,

16-APRIL-2014
18. Mondo Topless, 1966,, US, Dvd, Movie, ☼

17-APRIL-2014
19. The Trap, 1946,, US, Dvd, Movie, ☼

18-APRIL-2014
20. China Armed Escort, 1976,, TW, Dvd, Movie, ☼

19-APRIL-2014
21. Invincible Swordswoman, 1977,, TW, Dvd, Movie, ☼

20-APRIL-2014
22. Jonah Hex, 2010,, US, BLU, Movie, ☼

21-APRIL-2014
23. At Earth's Core, 1976,, GB, Dvd, Movie,

22-APRIL-2014
24. Thank You, Mr. Moto, 1937,, US, Dvd, Movie, ☼

23-APRIL-2014
25. MST3K, 1997,"The Thing That Couldn't Die" , US, Dvd, TV, ☼

24-APRIL-2014
26. Majesty Cat, 1975,, TW, Dvd, Movie, ☼

25-APRIL-2014
27. Stunt Rock, 1980,, AU, Theater, Movie, ☼

26-APRIL-2014
28. The Shaolin Boxers, 1974,, HK, VCD, Movie, ☼

27-APRIL-2014
29. Caged Fury, 1990,, US, Stream, Movie, ☼

28-APRIL-2014
30. Mr. Moto Takes A Chance, 1938,, US, Dvd, Movie, ☼

29-APRIL-2014
31. Island of Terror, 1966,, GB, Stream, Movie,

30-APRIL-2014
32. The Imposter, 1975,, HK, Dvd, Movie, ☼

malazar

Goals:
50 films Completed
Checklist Completed

Total Films: 72
First Time Watches: 71 (98.6%)

*Denotes first time watch
Red=Streaming - 29 films
Blue=Blu-ray - 20 films
Black=DVD - 18 films
Gray=Other Means - 4 films
Silver=Theater - 1 film

March 31 - After Dusk
1. Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (Simon Nam, 1991)*

April 1
2. Death Force (Cirio H. Santiago, 1978)*
3. Vampire Hookers (Cirio H. Santiago, 1978)*

April 2
4. Maniac Cop 3: Badge of Silence (Alan Smithee, 1993)*
5. Ms. 45 (Abel Ferrara, 1981)*
6. Street Law (Enzo G. Castellari, 1974)*
7. Alligator (Lewis Teague, 1980)*

April 3
8. Suddenly (Uwe Boll, 2013)*
9. Paradise, Hawaiian Style (Michael D. Moore, 1966)*

April 4
10. Get Rich or Die Tryin' (Jim Sheridan, 2005)*
11. Voices From Beyond (Lucio Fulci, 1991)*
12. Revolver (Sergio Sollima, 1973)*

April 5
13. Meet Him and Die (Franco Prosperi, 1976)*
14. Bamboo Gods and Iron Men (Cesar Gallardo, 1974)*
15. Escape from New York (John Carpenter, 1981)*

April 6
16. The Visitor (Michael J. Paradise, 1979)*

April 7
17. Machete Maidens Unleashed! (Mark Hartley, 2010)*
18. The Big Bird Cage (Jack Hill, 1972)*
19. She Shoulda Said No (Sam Newfield, 1949)*
20. I Love It from Behind! (Kôyû Ohara, 1981)*
21. The Big Gundown (Sergio Sollima, 1966)*

April 8
22. Emanuelle and the Last Cannibals (Joe D'Amato, 1977)*

April 9
23. Thirst (Rod Hardy, 1979)*

April 10
24. Trackdown (Richard T. Heffron, 1976)*
25. Scorchy (Howard Avedis, 1976)*
26. Open Fire (Kurt Anderson, 1994)*

April 11
27. Overkill (Ulli Lommel, 1987)*
28. Devil's Angels (Daniel Haller, 1967)*
29. Crows Zero (Takashi Miike, 2007)*

April 12
30. Death Occurred Last Night (Duccio Tessari, 1970)*

April 13
31. The Raid 2 (Gareth Evans, 2014)*

April 14
32. Bruce Lee Fights Back from the Grave (Doo Yong Lee, 1976)*
33. Revelation Road 2: The Sea of Glass and Fire (Gabriel Sabloff, 2013)*

April 15
34. Terminal Island (Stephanie Rothman, 1973)*
35. Hidden Assassin (Ted Kotcheff, 1995)*
36. Black Belt Jones (Robert Clouse, 1974)*
37. What Do You Say to a Naked Lady? (Allen Funt, 1970)*

April 16
38. 47 Ronin (Carl Rinsch, 2013)*
39. MST3K Version - The Creeping Terror (Vic Savage, 1964)*
40. Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS (Don Edmonds, 1975)*

April 17
41. Swamp Thing (Wes Craven, 1982)*
42. Santo vs. Las Mujeres Vampiro (Alfonso Corona Blake, 1962)*

April 18
43. Swamp Women (Roger Corman, 1956)*
44. The Petrified Forest (Archie Mayo, 1936)*

April 19
45. Cheech and Chong's Next Movie (Tommy Chong, 1980)*
46. Bruce Lee: A Warrior's Journey (John Little, 1980)
47. The Jekyll and Hyde Portfolio (Eric Jeffrey Haims, 1971)*

April 21
48. Sinbad of the Seven Seas (Enzo G. Castellari, 1989)*

April 22
49. Deadlier Than the Male (Ralph Thomas, 1967)*
50. Twin Blades of the Ninja (Yoshikazu Katô, 2008)*
51. Seven Warriors (Terry Tong, 1989)*

AprIl 23
52. The Taking of Christina (Armand Weston, 1976)*
53. Screwballs (Rafal Zielinski, 1983)*
54. Nude Nuns with Big Guns (Joseph Guzman, 2010)*
55. The Exterminator (James Glickenhaus, 1980)*

April 24
56. Exterminator 2 (Mark Buntzman, 1984)*
57. Horrors of Spider Island (Fritz Böttger, 1960)*
58. Hell Comes to Frogtown (Donald G. Jackson, R.J. Kizer, 1988)*
59. Foxy Brown (Jack Hill, 1974)*

April 25
60. Escape from L.A. (John Carpenter, 1996)*
61. Mondo Magic (Alfredo Castiglioni, Angelo Castiglioni, Guido Guerrasio, 1975)*
62. The Devil's 8 (Burt Topper, 1969)*
63. Vanishing Point (Richard C. Sarafian, 1971)*

April 26
64. Ek Tha Tiger (Kabir Khan, 2012)*
65. Flowers in the Attic (Deborah Chow, 2014)*

April 27
66. 3 Dev Adam (T. Fikret Uçak, 1973)*
67. The Big Boss (Wei Lo, 1971)*
68. The Beyond (Lucio Fulci, 1981)*

April 28
69. Raw Deal (Anthony Mann, 1948)*
70. A Clockwork Blue (Eric Jeffrey Haims, 1972)*

April 29
71. Hammer (Bruce D. Clark, 1972)*

April 30
72. Switchblade Sisters (Jack Hill, 1975)*

Checklist

Ash Ketchum

ASH KETCHUM'S 4TH ANNUAL DRIVE-IN EXPLOITATION B-MOVIE CHALLENGE

* - first-time viewings

March 31, 2014
1. CHŌRIKI SENTAI OHRANGER THE MOVIE (1995/Japan, 41 min., color, movie-spinoff of sentai series/Toei) VHS (in Japanese, no subs.)
Dir.: Yoshiaki Kobayashi. Movie spin-off of “Ohranger,” the 1995 sentai season, which was adapted in the U.S. as “Power Rangers Zeo.” 

April 1, 2014
2. CUTIE HONEY (2004/Japan, 93 min., color, live-action superhero adventure comedy) DVD (in Japanese with English subs.)
Dir.: Hideaki Anno. Cast: Eriko Sato, Mikako Ichikawa.
Live-action remake of iconic anime series from the 1970s.


April 2, 2014
3. *THE ADVENTURES OF FRANK AND JESSE JAMES (1948/U.S., b&w, western serial/Republic) VHS
Directors: Fred Brannon, Yakima Canutt. Cast: Clayton Moore, Steve Darrell, Noel Neill.
Chapter 1: Agent of Treachery
Chapter 2: The Hidden Witness
Chapter 3: The Lost Tunnel
Chapter 4: Blades of Death 

April 3, 2014
4. KING OF THE MONGOLS (aka KOGAN NO MISSHI/1960/Japan, 88 min., color, historical adventure/AIP) VHS (Something Weird Video) Dubbed in English
Dir.: Tai Kato. Cast: Jun Tazaki, Hashizo Okawa, Yumi Ichijo.
This Japanese historical epic about the Mongol invasion of Japan was bought by American International Pictures, shortened and dubbed into English, and released in the U.S. straight to TV.


April 5, 2014
5. *PIT AND THE PENDULUM (1961/U.S., 80 min., color, gothic horror/AIP) DVD
Dir.: Roger Corman. Cast: Vincent Price, John Kerr, Luana Anders, Barbara Steele, Antony Carbone. Seen on Roger Corman’s 88th birthday.

April 6, 2014
6. *SARTANA IN THE VALLEY OF DEATH (1970/Italy, 78 min., color, Italian western) DVD (dubbed in English)
Dir.: Roberto Mauri. Cast: William Berger, Wayde Preston.

April 7, 2014
7. CITY HUNTER (1993/Hong Kong, 99 min., color, kung fu comedy-thriller/Golden Harvest) DVD (in Cantonese with English subs.)
Dir.: Wong Jing. Cast: Jackie Chan, Joey Wang, Chingmy Yau, Richard Norton.
Today is Jackie Chan’s 60th birthday.

April 8, 2014
8. THE MERCENARY (1968/Italy, 106 min., color, Italian western) VHS (English-dubbed)
Dir.: Sergio Corbucci. Music: Ennio Morricone. Cast: Franco Nero, Tony Musante, Giovanna Ralli, Jack Palance.


9. FBI CODE 98 (1964/U.S., 104 min., b&w, crime drama/Warner Bros.) DVD (Warner Archive)
Dir.: Leslie H. Martinson. Cast: Jack Kelly, Ray Danton, Andrew Duggan, Philip Carey.
This was originally designed as a TV pilot but was then released to theaters instead. A year later, Warner would begin production of a similarly themed TV series, “The F.B.I.,” in which one cast member, William Reynolds, carried over from this film. As a child, I saw this film on the bottom half of a double bill with THE INCREDIBLE MR. LIMPET, 50 years ago this week.


April 9, 2014
10. COMPAÑEROS (1970/Italy, 120 min., color, Italian western) VHS (English-dubbed)
Dir.: Sergio Corbucci. Music: Ennio Morricone. Cast: Franco Nero, Tomas Milian, Fernando Rey, Jack Palance.
This is sort-of-a-sequel to THE MERCENARY (see #8).

11. THE FAMILY (aka VIOLENT CITY/1970/Italy, 90 min., color, crime thriller) VHS
Dir.: Sergio Sollima. Music: Ennio Morricone. Cast: Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland, Telly Savalas.
I have the uncut, restored DVD, but I watched the 90-minute pan-and-scan VHS TV edit because it was handier and I wanted to hear the Morricone score again. I actually like the shorter version better.


April 10, 2014
12. QUICKSAND (1950/U.S., 79 min., b&w, crime drama/UA) DVD
Dir.: Irving Pichel. Cast: Mickey Rooney, Jeanne Cagney, Peter Lorre.


April 11, 2014
13. BABY FACE NELSON (1957/U.S., 85 min., b&w, crime drama/UA) YouTube
Dir.: Don Siegel. Cast: Mickey Rooney, Carolyn Jones, Leo Gordon.

14. DIRTY HEROES (1967/Italy, 121 min., color, war adventure) VHS (English-dubbed)
Dir.: Alberto De Martino. Music by Ennio Morricone and Bruno Nicolai. Cast: Frederick Stafford, Daniela Bianchi, Curt Jurgens, John Ireland, Adolfo Celi.


April 12, 2014
15. POLICE STORY PART II (1988/Hong Kong, 101 min., color, police thriller/Golden Harvest) DVD (in Cantonese with English subs.)
Dir.: Jackie Chan. Cast: Jackie Chan, Maggie Cheung, Bill Tung.

16. *THE SLAVE (1962/Italy, 102 min., color, historical epic/MGM) DVD (English-dubbed)
Dir.: Sergio Corbucci. Cast: Steve Reeves, Gianna Maria Canale, Jacques Sernas. Italian-made epic designed as an unofficial sequel to SPARTACUS, with Reeves as the grown son of Spartacus. Set in Egypt, where much of it was filmed. 


April 13, 2014
17. *STREET HUNTER (1990/U.S., 94 min., color, crime thriller/21st Century) VHS
Dir.: John A. Gallagher. Cast: Steve James, Reb Brown.

18. THE BOSS (aka WIPEOUT!, 1973/Italy, 109 min., color, crime thriller) DVD (English-dubbed)
Dir.: Fernando Di Leo. Cast: Henry Silva, Richard Conte, Gianni Garko.


April 15, 2014
19. BILLY THE KID RETURNS (1938/U.S., 57 min., b&w, B-western, Republic) DVD
Dir.: Joseph Kane. Cast: Roy Rogers, Mary Hart, Smiley Burnette, Wade Boteler. Roy Rogers plays both Billy the Kid and an amiable lookalike named Roy Rogers, who takes Billy’s place, in service of the law, after Billy’s death at the hands of Pat Garrett.

April 16, 2014
20. *KAMEN RIDER × SUPER SENTAI: SUPER HERO TAISEN (2012/Japan, 89 min., color, sci-fi superhero adventure/Toei) DVD (in Japanese with no subs.)
Dir.: Osamu Kaneda. Cast: Masahiro Inoue, Kimito Totani, Ryota Ozawa, Sota Fukushi.
Movie spin-off of the Kamen Rider and Super Sentai TV franchises, with the cast of “Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger” dominating the action, along with the stars of “Kamen Rider Fourze” and “Kamen Rider Den-O.”

21. *PLUNDER ROAD (1957/U.S., 72 min., b&w, crime drama/20th Century Fox) YouTube
Dir.: Hubert Cornfield. Cast: Gene Raymond, Wayne Morris, Elisha Cook Jr.
Tidy little road caper about five men in three trucks making off with $10 million in gold stolen from a train delivering it to the U.S. Mint and charting how far they get. Low-budget but streamlined and thoroughly believable.

April 18, 2014
22. *MAKE YOUR MOVE (2013/U.S.-South Korea, 110 min., color, musical drama/CJ Entertainment) Seen in digital projection at AMC Empire, Manhattan.
Dir.: Duane Adler. Cast: Derek Hough, BoA, Will Yun Lee, Wesley Jonathan.

April 19, 2014
23. *THE ADVENTURES OF FRANK AND JESSE JAMES (1948/U.S., b&w, western serial/Republic) VHS
Directors: Fred Brannon, Yakima Canutt. Cast: Clayton Moore, Steve Darrell, Noel Neill.
Chapter 5: Roaring Wheels
Chapter 6: Passage to Danger
Chapter 7: The Secret Code
Chapter 8: Doomed Cargo
NOTE: Chapter 5 has a stagecoach race that looks forward to the chariot race in BEN-HUR (1959), which is no coincidence since both scenes were directed by Yakima Canutt!

April 20, 2014
24. *SWEET AND WILD (1966/Hong Kong, 87 min., color, musical romance/Shaw Bros.) DVD (in Mandarin with English subs.)
Dir.: Wu Chia-hsiang. Cast: Li Ching, Ling Yun, Li Kun.
For Easter, something light, sweet and fun, a Shaw Bros. musical about farm girls beset by modern boys in a Taiwanese village.

Mon. April 21, 2014
25. *THE ADVENTURES OF FRANK AND JESSE JAMES (1948/U.S., b&w, western serial/Republic) VHS
Directors: Fred Brannon, Yakima Canutt. Cast: Clayton Moore, Steve Darrell, Noel Neill.
#9: The Eyes of the Law
#10: The Stolen Body
#11: The Death Trap
#12: Talk or Die!
#13: Unmasked


Wed. April 23, 2014
26. *THE PHANTOM OF HOLLYWOOD (1974/U.S., 74 min., color, TV movie/MGM) DVD
Dir.: Gene Levitt. Cast: Jack Cassidy, Peter Lawford, Peter Haskell, Skye Aubrey, Broderick Crawford, John Ireland.
Reworking of “Phantom of the Opera” shot on the MGM backlot as it was being demolished to make room for real estate development. The “Phantom” is a former Shakespearean actor. How appropriate to see this on Shakespeare’s birthday.

27. JUNIOR G-MEN (1940/U.S., b&w, crime thriller/Universal serial) VHS
Directors: Ford Beebe, John Rawlins. Cast: Billy Halop, Huntz Hall, Kenneth Howell.
7. Flaming Death
8. Hurled Through Space
9. The Plunge of Peril

April 24, 2014
28. *DYNAMITE (1949/U.S., 68 min., b&w, industrial adventure/Paramount) DVD
Dir.: William H. Pine. Cast: William Gargan, Virginia Welles, Richard Crane, Irving Bacon, Frank Ferguson, Douglass Dumbrille.
Low-budget drama about “powder men” who dynamite rock for tunnels and bridges.

29. JUNIOR G-MEN (1940/U.S., b&w, crime thriller/Universal serial) VHS
Directors: Ford Beebe, John Rawlins. Cast: Billy Halop, Huntz Hall, Kenneth Howell.
10. The Toll of Treason
11. Descending Doom
12. The Power of Patriotism

30. HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL (1959/U.S., 75 min., b&w, horror drama/Allied Artists) DVD
Dir.: William Castle. Cast: Vincent Price, Carol Ohmart, Richard Long, Elisha Cook.
Seen on William Castle's centennial.

April 25, 2014
31. *SHOCK (1946/U.S., 70 min., b&w, crime drama/film noir/Fox) DVD
Dir.: Alfred Werker. Cast: Vincent Price, Lynn Bari, Frank Latimore, Annabel Shaw. 
Very good film noir about a psychiatrist who treats a young woman who went into shock after witnessing a murder--committed by the psychiatrist!

April 27, 2014
32. *DELTA FORCE 2: THE COLOMBIAN CONNECTION (1990/U.S., 110 min., color, action adventure/Cannon) DVD
Dir.: Aaron Norris. Cast: Chuck Norris, Billy Drago, John P. Ryan, Richard Jaeckel. 

April 28, 2014
33. *SILVER LODE (1954/U.S., 80 min., color, western/RKO) YouTube
Dir.: Allan Dwan. Cast: John Payne, Dan Duryea, Lizabeth Scott.


April 30, 2014
34. FIVE FINGERS OF DEATH (aka KING BOXER, 1972/Hong Kong, 102 min., color, kung fu adventure/Shaw Bros.) DVD (English-dubbed)
Dir.: Cheng Chang Ho. Cast: Lo Lieh, James Nam, Tien Feng.


35. KILL BILL, VOL. 1 (2003/U.S., 112 min., color, action/adventure/Miramax) DVD (Japanese cut)
Dir.: Quentin Tarantino. Cast: Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu, Vivica A. Fox, David Carradine. 
 
Personal Checklist

Mondo Kane

CHALLENGE #1 LIST
CHALLENGE #2 LIST
CHALLENGE #3 LIST
CHALLENGE #4 LIST

(Work in progress) Every movie watched:



SAFE LISTS


CHECKLIST (Completed)


1TV=First Time Viewing

1st:
Trailers: Attack of the Crab Monsters, Damaged Goods, Future-Kill
Extras: Something Weird Retrocuties #14, Hunting Hundra
(1TV)1. Avenging Eagle (1978)-Sadly, got off to a lackluster & complicated start with this one. Then again, there aren't a lot of Shaw Bros films I like that feature Alexander Fu Sheng. (DVR)
(1TV)2. The Burning Hell (1974)-I'm now 2 for 2 with these Eschploitation films! I seemed to enjoy this one way more than "Footmen will Tire". Extremely comical! (Stream)
(1TV)3. Bottoms Up (1974)-I thought this would've been really annoying after the first 5 minutes, but the zany pace was well sustained. The ad-libbed dubbing also kept things lively. (Stream)
(1TV)4. Hundra (1983)-It felt like a standard barbarian flick in the early going, but it took a (Surprisingly) reserved and un-eventful turn in it's entire 2nd act. It certainly suffered because of that. (DVD)
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2nd:
Trailers: The Naked Zoo, Boots and The Preacher, Def-Con 4
Extras:Sodoma (1970)
(1TV)5. Chappaqua (1966)-I've long had some interest in seeing this thanks to it's appearance on 42nd Street Forever:Vol-1. And I always assumed this was like the East Coast version of The Trip. I'd say that's an accurate assumption. (Stream)
(1TV)6. Roger Corman: Hollywood's Wild Angel (1978)-As expected, this isn't as comprehensive as Corman's World, but at least this documentary includes interviews with Paul Bartel and George Armitage. BTW, Johnathan Demme looks like a slender Kevin Smith here! (Stream)
(1TV)7. Omega Doom (1996)-Robotic Rutger Hauer's caught up in the middle of a cyborg-war. More talking than fighting occurs. At least this movie re-introduced me to Shannon Whirry. Hopefully, I'll get to run into 1 more movie of hers before this challenge ends. (DVD)
(1TV)8. This Naked Age (1933)-My "Nudie Cutie" entry---Even though this was more of a nudist colony film. A very jumbled piece (And too much man-@$$ for my tastes) Thankfully, it's short-running time quickly bailed me out. (Stream)
(1TV)9. I Was a Teenage Frankenstein (1957)-A little slower than I always expected, but I'm still glad to have finally seen this one. Loved the color shot of the makeup at the end. (Stream)
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3rd:
Trailers: Cry Baby Killer, House on Skull Mountain
Extras: Moviocrity #302
(1TV)10. Blind Fury (1989)-Rutger Hauer goes Zatoichi on us! I admit to having quite a load of fun with this one. Biggest surprise-viewing so far! (DVD)
(1TV)11. Yeti: A Love Story (2006)-This felt more like a series of sketches than an actual "Movie". I doubt I'll run into a better name than "Sex Piss" for the rest of this challenge. (Stream)
(1TV)12. Deadly Honeymoon (2010)-My "Lifetime movie" pick. Only reason why I chose this one was because Summer Glau was the star....Too bad she wasn't enough to save things. My Lifetime pick from last year was much better. (VOD)
(1TV)13. Indecent Desires (1968)-Slow, but one of the more interesting flicks I've seen from Doris Wishman. (Stream)
(1TV)14. Magnum Cop (1978)-I admit to battling some exhaustion while watching this one. That's because this felt more like a noir than all-out action. I must say though, Joan Collins looked pretty dang hot near the very end though! (Stream)
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4th:
Extras: Emmanuelle Revealed, Laure - A Love Story
(1TV)15. Last Woman on Earth (1960)-The oddest color-tinting I think I've ever seen in a movie! Quite intriguing in the early going, but the 2nd half slowly began to get flat. (Stream)
(1TV)16. Laur (1976)-Mostly bland Emmanuelle spin-off. Had D'amato (Or even Franco) directed this, things might have been more memorable. I did like the DVD extras/interviews though. (DVD)

^Freddie Mercury?
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5th:
Trailers: Forbidden World, The Gore Gore Girls
(1TV)17. Laser Mission (1989)-Yeesh. This was like an Andy Sidaris movie without all the T&A. So strange to see Brandon Lee go from this to The Crow. (DVD)
18. Just for the Hell of It (1968)-Even though I had seen this movie before, I couldn't remember what happens in the end. Maybe I had convinced myself not to be reminded what happened! (DVD)
(1TV)19. The Jesus Trip (1971)-Kind of a good concept, It's just that everything is filmed sooo slooowly. The actors looked like sleepwalkers most of the time. (Stream)
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6th:
Trailers: Vixen, This Stuff'll Kill Ya
(1TV)20. Hot Rod Rumble (1957)-Even though no rumble never occurs in this movie, I still thought this was a pretty good flick about a framed gang member. (Stream)
(1TV)21. Alvin Purple (1973)-Despite experiencing audio difficulties for about 15/20 minutes, this still ended up being pretty entertaining. (Stream)
(1TV)22. Blast-Off Girls (1967)-So-so H.G. Lewis take on an Elvis/Beatles movie. Needed a lot more "Blast-Off Girls" in it though. (DVD)
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7th:
Trailers: Sorority House Massacre, Dr Evil + Dr Psycho Meet Bloody Mary
Extras: Something Weird Retrocuties #32
(1TV)23. Dragon Missle (1976)-Lo Lieh is on the warpath of obtaining a special medicine---And using his head-copping boomerangs on anyone who gets in his way. All those decapitation moments never got old. Plus, it sure was odd seeing Tony Liu in a Shaw Bros flick. (DVR)
(1TV)24. Cutthroat Island (1995)-My "Financial Bomb" pick. Even though this was a big departure from the stuff that I've been watching, at least this movie had a big enough budget to blow enough shit up & keep me satisfied. (VOD)
(1TV)25. Eat My Dust (1976)-Terrible 2nd half, but an okay first half. Loved the POV shots that occur all throughout the movie. (Stream)
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8th:
Trailers: Cold-Blooded Beast, Runaway Girl
(1TV)26. Tougher Than Leather (1988)-I've never, ever, heard one positive thing about this one, but (Good Gravy Marie!) I actually didn't think it was that bad! I'm guessing that most of the other viewers just took this movie way too seriously. (Stream)
(1TV)27. The Devil's 8 (1969)-While this isn't going to never win any awards for craftsmanship, I ended up having a good enough time with this Dirty Dozen-esque take on Moonshiners. (Stream)
(1TV)28. A Virgin in Hollywood (1953)-Not so much a venture into "Hollywood", but more of a fit for the burlesque world. Another one that I didn't seem to mind much. (DVD)
(1TV)29. Bowery at Midnight (1942)-Eh, this seemed to get a little bit better as it gradually went on. However, I would've much perferred it if it were another "Lugosi meets Bowery Boys" movie (Which is what I originally thought it was) (Stream)
(1TV)30. El Puro (1969)-Quite a low-key spaghetti western (Not a whole lot of characters, plenty of dead silence, minimal action) but I still ended up being involved with this. I think this is also the most screentime I've ever seen Mario Brega recieve. (Stream)
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9th:
Trailers: Female Jungle
Extras: Peeping Tom in the Dressing Room
(1TV)31. Reckless Decision (1933)-My "Roadshow" pick. It has it's moments, but the "Reckless Decision" at hand (Involving pre-marital relationships) just isn't as thrilling to watch as drug use or white slavery. (Stream)
(1TV)32. Our Man in Jamaica (1965)-My "Eurospy" pick. Nothing much to say here other than it was kinda nice to see the entire film set in Jamaica (Most spy films, regardless of how cheap they are, can't stay in one location) (Stream)
(1TV)33. Hollywood After Dark (1968)-This is the 2nd "Behind-The-Scenes of Hollywood" movie I've seen that deals with nothing on the subject. Well, to be fair, the original title of this movie appears to be Walk the Angry Beach. That seemed to be a much better fit. (DVD)
(1TV)34. Miami Connection (1987)-Ninjas on motorcycles. And with that image alone, this film single-handedly wins the internets!(Stream)
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10th:
Trailers: Starlet
Extras: Unsung (Pam Grier)
(1TV)35. The Rotten Apple (1963)-The 2nd half of my Rue McClanahan double-feature. While this one was much better made than Hollywood/Dark, it just came off as uneventful and annoying to me (I don't think I've ever heard so much damn yelling in one movie before) (DVD)
(1TV)36. Battlefield Earth (2000)-My "Critical Bomb" pick. Dull and lame as expected. (VOD)
(1TV)37. Hell Bound (1957)-My "Gangster-Noir" pick. Even though this was a lot different that what I'm used to seeing from noirs, it was still difficult for me to get into this. But what do you expect when something like Miami Connection is still lingering in the mind? (Stream)
(1TV)38. Hidden Assassin (1995)-Possibly the worst acting I've ever seen from Dolph Lundgren. (VOD)
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11th:
Trailers: Lady Frankenstein
(1TV)39. Moon over Harlem (1939)-Whoa. I wonder if this film holds the record for the first interracial kiss on film! (Stream)
(1TV)40. Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd (2003) My Bad Sequel to a "Well regarded film" pick. I actually thought the leads played their parts well. Too bad the plot was gawdawful. (DVR)
(1TV)41. The Miracle Fighters (1982)-Even though this was too zany for me to really enjoy, this still ended up making up for the last 6 movies I watched. (DVD)
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12th:
Trailers: The Stepmother, Trouble Man
Extras: Something Weird Retrocuties #46
(1TV)42. Date Bait (1960)-Sometimes dark. Sometimes hokey. Overall, a good watch! (Stream)
(1TV)43. Queen Pin (2010)-My "Hood" pick. The longest 96 minutes I've had to endure yet. (Stream)
44. The Cosmic Monster (1958)-Well, according to my icheckmovies stats, I had actually seen this movie before. But as I was watching it today, I couldn't recall one thing about it. Perhaps because it was so boring that I didn't want to remember any of it. (DVR)
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13th:
Trailers: The Blood-Spattered Bride
Extras: Sheree's Harem Dance
(1TV)45. Santo y el aguila real (1973)-Not that much action in this installment (Santo's more like a detective in this one) but there sure is quite a bit of animal cruelty: A cockfight, poisoned cat, 1 (Real) killed rabbit and 1 (Real) horse taking a vicious fall off a cliff. (DVD)
(1TV)46. The Chicken Chronicles (1977)-The trailer for this made an appearance in 42nd Street Forever-Volume 4, so I included it here. Even though this isn't a carbon copy of other teen movies made around that era, it still isn't entirely memorable once it ends. (DVR)
(1TV)47. Sholay (1975)-My "Bollywood" pick. I might've liked this more if it were about 50 minutes shorter (LOL'd at the complete shot-for-shot "Nod" for Once upon a time in the west) And since the musical scenes weren't subtitled, I fast-forwarded through them. Hope I don't get penalized for that. (DVD)
(1TV)48. Chained (2012)-Pretty dang depressing stuff here. I need to pop in some sexploitation to get in a better mood! (VOD)
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14th:
Trailers: Not of This Earth, The 10th Victim
(1TV)49. Honey Britches (1971)-I saw this under the title of "Demented Death Farm" (Or something like that) Looks like Fred Olen Ray added John Carradine as a narrator and got the film re-released by that title. As far as the original film goes, it's a bore. Containing the longest filler I've encountered yet (People aimlessly walking & running around in a forest---Just to pad out the running time) (Stream)
(1TV)50. Timebomb (1991)-Kinda like a male version of Long Kiss Goodnight, but with a wee bit of sci-fi. It was made more interesting by the cast: Michael Biehn, Patsy Kensit (Adorable as always), Richard Jordan (Looking like an older twin of Biehn) and Billy Blanks (Safe-list check!) (DVR)
51. Southern Comforts (1971)-One that I felt like re-visiting. Slightly better the 2nd time around. (DVD)
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15th:
Trailers: My Dear Killer
Extras: Something Weird Retrocuties #37
(1TV)52. Rebellious Daughters (1938)-Starts out okay, but doesn't dive deep enough into exploitation-territory down the stretch.(Stream)
(1TV)53. Shaolin Mantis (1978)-A very slow start (It almost feels like it's gonna turn into My Young Auntie) Thankfully, that element comes to an end and we get nothing but asskicking from there on out. (DVR)
(1TV)54. Radioactive Dreams (1985)-Never knew Michael Dudikoff could be so annoying. Even though I can't say that I enjoyed this, I do give it credit for being one of the more original things I've seen for this challenge. (Stream)
(1TV)55. Drive-Thru (2007)-Alright, I admit that the main reason why I watched this was because of Sita Young (Too bad she was in the movie for just about a minute) Didn't really care for this, but it still could've been a lot worse. (DVD)
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16th:
Trailers: Beneath The Bermuda Triangle, Queen Kong
(1TV)56. The Weird World of LSD (1967)-Zzzzzz. Just a bunch of random scenes scooped together. One of the scenes was taken from another feature (It contains the famous "Flapping-like-a-bird-on-the-couch" sequence) and I guess that film (In it's original form) doesn't exist anymore. Too bad, because I'm sure I would've been much more satisfied had I been able to see that instead. (Stream)
(1TV)57. Robot Jox (1989)-One of those movies that I always had some interest in seeing, but just never got around to it....Untill now! Pretty much what I expected (A surprisingly good thing!) (DVR)
(1TV)58. Nightmare in Badham County (1976)-I always thought that this was a rape-revenge film, but it's a ultimately a WiP (Women-in-prison) Wasn't expecting that grim ending at all! (Stream)
(1TV)59. Zapped! (1982)-Another one that always eluded me throughout the years. I expected much more raunchiness, to tell you the truth. (Stream)
(1TV)60. Quiet Days in Clichy (1970)-Wasn't expecting a certain hardcore shot to appear! As for the rest of the movie, the last half of it fell completely flat, but I didn't mind what preceded it. (DVD)
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17th:
Trailers: Barbarian Queen, Scum of the Earth
Extras: Bruce Lee: A Warrior's Journey (Original GAME OF DEATH footage)
(1TV)61. Turist Ömer Uzay Yolunda (aka Turkish Star Trek)(1973)-Ok, so I guess there was a popular Turkish franchise called "Omar The Tourist" and this was his crossover with "Star Trek". This quickly overstayed it's welcome, but I admit there was some great use of Pink Floyd's "Echoes" near the end! (Stream)
(1TV)62. No Retreat, No Surrender 2 (1987)-I was expecting more of a traditional martial arts film rather than a Missing in Action knockoff. Some flashy, energetic stunts here and there (Motorcycle jumping sequence was a nice highlight) (Stream)
63. Game of Death (1978)-Felt like going for the optional Bruce pick. It's been a long time since I've watched this in it's entirety without Bey Logan's commentary. As bad as this film is, I noticed that it becomes watchable once we get to the Sammo/Bob Wall fight. (Stream)
(1TV)64. Massacre in Dinosaur Valley (1985)-I went in thinking this was "Cannibal Ferox 2" when, halfway through the movie, I suddenly recognized the movie from the "Massacre in Dinosaur Valley" trailer! Don't you just love it when you get revelations like that in movie-marathons? Anyway, I had a good enough time with this bad boy. (Stream)
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18th:
(1TV)65. KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park (1978)-My "TV movie" pick. Another that I tried to catch much earlier but never could. And as bad as this was, I was actually expecting it to be much worse. Can't say that I'm no hurry to revisit it though. (Stream)
(1TV)66. The Road Killers (1994)-It's got a nice start, but things slow down drastically in the middle. The ending almost saves it. (DVR)
(1TV)67. Elvis: That's the Way It Is (1970) My *Optional* Elvis pick. His best concert film I've seen yet. (DVR)
(1TV)68. Hannie Caulder (1971)-My Rape/Revenge pick. Despite liking the film enough, it just still came up a little short in achieving greatness. (DVD)
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19th:
Trailers: Inga, The Seduction of Inga, Veil of Blood, Laura's Toys
Extras: (Something Weird) Exploitica #11
(1TV)69. The Secret of Magic Island (1957)-I included this because of it's trailer appearance on 42nd Street Forever-Vol. 5 (I think this also counts as my first ever G-rated film for these challenges) The Daredevil-frogs was the bigget highlight to me. (Stream)
(1TV)70. Eliminators (1986)-Yet another movie that I had wanted to see since I was a kid (Even back then, I'm sure I would've been very disappointed with this) Possibly contains the lamest group of villains I've seen for this challenge. (Stream)
(1TV)71. One Down, Two to go (1982)-I remember reading a review for this saying that the audience spends it's time in a coma as much as Jim Kelly's character does. I'd say that's true to some extent. (Stream)
(1TV)72. Stateline Motel (1973)-Kind of a slow potboiler, but I still thought it made up for the last two stinkers that I had to sit through...Which was probably helped out thanks to the appearances of a few Bond Girls (Ursula & Bach) (Stream)
(1TV)73. Swedish Wildcats (1974)-Even though some big melodrama largely overtakes the last half of this movie, this film had already won me over by that point. Then again, when it comes to erotic cinema, Sarno's the guy that hardly ever lets me down....Unlike others *cough*metzger*cough*. BTW, Even though Christina Lindberg has a bit part in this, it's clear how much of a scene-stealer she managed to be. (DVD)
(1TV)74. Hell Behind the Bars (1984)-"Hell Behind Bars"? They way everyone kept on having sex, it should've been "Heaven Behind Bars"! This was just the type of sleaze that I signed up for! (Stream)
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20th:
Trailers: Abigail Leslie is back in town
Extras: Forbidden Daughters (1927), Interview w/ Joe and Peggy Sarno
(1TV)75. Tentacles (1977)-This Eco-terror flick seemed to stray away from most of it's other knockoffs thanks to it's good cast, unique score, and great surround sound (For it's time) (Stream)
(1TV)76. Ninja in the Deadly Trap (1981)-Kind of a little mix between 5 Deadly Venoms and Five Element Ninja. Not as cool as it sounds, but at least the fight scenes start to heat up towards the end. (Stream)
77. The Curse of Her Flesh (1968)-Even though this is my least favorite of the "Flesh" trilogy, I felt like giving it another look for the Roughie check. The climactic action battle that takes place in the back of a truck still cracks me up (You can even spot an accidental cameo by Roberta Findlay in there) (DVD)
(1TV)78. Arena (1989)-I just couldn't really get into this one. Only worth watching for the non-CG alien makeup. (Stream)
(1TV)79. The Nuns of Saint Archangel (1973)-So slooow and serious. Yet I was somehow into it (Unlike the above) (Stream)
(1TV)80. Sex Wish (1976)-Man! Why can't today's pornos be like this? Dare I say I had a blast with this one. Harry Reems vs a demented Keith Moon! (With hardcore action thrown in between) (DVD)
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21st:
Trailers: Stripped to Kill, Brain of Blood
Extras: Something Weird Retrocuties #49
(1TV)81. Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo (1984)-At long last, I finally got to see this thing in it's entirety (Though I must say it wasn't quite worth the wait) and I'm almost certain that this movie beats out Rocky IV for most musical montages. (DVR)
(1TV)82. The Case of the Bloody Iris (1972)-Such a good feeling to have finally ran into Edwige Fenech for this challenge. I've gotta say that one of my main problems with giallos are the dull exposition scenes (Mostly involving an inspector) but everything had moved very nicely in this movie. (Stream)
(1TV)83. Pajama Party (1964)-I didn't think it could ever be possible, but these AIP beach movies are starting to become bearable to me. This also might have been the hottest I've ever seen Annette look (RIP) (DVR)
(1TV)84. Bugged (1997)-This seemed to have always been well-liked as far as I can remember. I agree that some of the gags/FX got some charm, but overall I thought this was a little too talky for the most part. (Stream)
(1TV)85. The Red Nights of the Gestapo (1977)-Lots of characters, lots of political intrigue and a long-running time. Which means that this wasn't your typical trashy nazisploitation fluff. However, the last 20 minutes began to finally resemble what I expect to see in this genre. (Stream)
(1TV)86. Darker Than Amber (1970)-Even though it looks like I watched a TV-version, I couldn't make out anything that had been badly cut. As for the rest of what I saw, I dug it. The memorable brawl at the end (Though much shorter than I expected) was still a kick-ass moment. (Stream)
(1TV)87. Bloodeaters (1980)-Really not that bad at all. Some momentum was lost during the middle when we get introduced to new characters, but this came real close to being a pretty fun horror flick. (Stream)
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22nd:
(1TV)88. Disciples of the 36th Chamber (1985)-Reminiscent of Shaolin Mantis (Another Liu Chia-Liang film) which ended up taking a while to get going again. It was nice to see Gordon Liu as San Te one last time. (DVR)
(1TV)89. Death Dimension (1978)-Sub-standard Al Adamson action film that has Jim Kelly in a showdown with Oddjob (Not as epic as it sounds) I think this movie also holds the record for the most henchmen I've seen this month. (Stream)
90. Gammera the Invincible (1966)-As with Cosmic Monster, this was another movie that I was sure that I haven't seen before, but all my viewing-stats proved me wrong again. Regardless, this movie seemed better to me on a 2nd viewing. (DVD)
(1TV)91. Up the Creek (1984)-Not quite the raunchy sports movie I had hoped for. (Stream)
(1TV)92. Shocking Asia (1976)-I thought this would have been an edited version, but it appeared to be the real deal to me...Yet, I can't fully guarantee that because I, uh, did some house-cleaning during the sex-change segment. (Stream)
(1TV)93. Mystics in Bali (1981)-Aside from the hilarious special FX, this ended up being overhyped to me. At least I was able to find out where that crazy laugh from Mondo Macabro's trailer-reel comes from. (DVD)
(1TV)94. The Love Garden (1971)-Wow. I think that just might have been the most romantic, sensual, touching, grainy, 16mm, soft-nearly-hard/core film I've ever seen! (DVD)
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23rd:
95. The Klansman (1974)-Somewhat of a sentimental pick here because this was filmed locally (Northern California, not Alabama) The movie's always seemed a bit jumbled to me which could be due to have only seen the TV-version (I've yet to see the original Theatrical cut. Hopefully that'll submerge one of these days) (DVD)
(1TV)96. The Dragon Dies Hard (1976)-Damn, this felt like the longest movie I've watched so far. The main highlights were a fight on top of a moving bus (Pretty extravagant for a Bruce Li film) and a 5-minute "Seizure of death" involving the "Real" Bruce Lee. (Stream)
(1TV)97. Gamera vs Gaos (1967-Maybe it's just me, but of the few Gamera films I've seen, they seem to have better production value than Godzilla flicks from that era. (DVD)
(1TV)98. Death Wish 4: The Crackdown (1987)-After only seeing the beginning of this some 20+years ago, I finally made my way to the end of this. Though I respect how their were new ideas to make Kersey a hired gun, I still perferred the loner-vigilante Kersey in the earlier films.(Stream)
(1TV)99. Caged Fury (1983)-Despite having problems telling a lot of the actresses apart, I found this to be a surprisingly engaging film. Mostly because I don't think I've ever seen Cirio Santiago get this dark before! (DVD)
(1TV)100. Tender and perverse Emanuelle (1973)-An Emanuelle movie that has her getting killed in the beginning? See if it's true! As dreary as this movie tends to be, it still managed to be one of the most shortest that I've encountered this challenge. Thank god for that! (Stream)
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24th:
(1TV)101. Future War (1997)-My MST3K pick. I'm sure I would've found this movie to be just as hilarious without the MST3K guys! (Stream)
(1TV)102. The Velvet Vampire (1971)-So lovably silly. Expect this one to appear in my favorites list at the end of the challenge!(Stream)
(1TV)103. Knights of the City (1986)-Hmmm....Not sure if I liked this or hated this (Last time this happened was when I saw Devil's Express) This reminded me a lot of The Last Dragon---But without all the kung fu. (Stream)
(1TV)104. Ninja in the Dragon's Den (1981)-For an HK film about ninjas, this seemed to actually have a pretty good premise. I just wasn't expecting it to be filled with so much humor. I'm sure I would've enjoyed the movie more if it was subtitle and proper OAR (The pan/scan version I saw was headache-inducing) (Stream)
105. Orgasmo Nero (1980)-Now I know why this is labeled in the "Shocksploitation" category. It's because of Susan Scott's horrific boob-job! (DVD)
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25th:
(1TV)106. Crimson, The Color of Blood (1973)-Even though this movie had a bit more action than I expected (During the conclusion) it was still hard for me to get into this (Every lengthy challenge I do, there's always bound to be a victim like this) I did like the film score though.(Stream)
(1TV)107. Loose Screws (1985)-Thankfully, this will be the last 80's T&A comedy I'll watch for a good long while.(Stream)
(1TV)108. The Martial Club (1981)-Not only was it nice to finally watch a kung fu movie in cantonese with subtitles, but it was nice to see Kara Hui reunite with Gordon Liu (I never knew he got to play Huan Fei-Hung before!) End fight set in close quarters was the best I've seen all month. (DVD)
(1TV)109. Death Warmed Up (1984)-Never knew this was Ozploitation....And I never knew how crazy this was supposed to be! Might've actually liked it more if the stream wasn't so sub-par.(Stream)
(1TV)110. Two Roses and a Golden Rod (1969)-Well, the only good thing that I can say about this movie is that it's more watchable than Linda and Abilene (Another 60's softcore oddity that's on Netflix-streaming) (Stream)
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25th:
111. Foxy Brown (1974)-Watched w/ Jack Hill's commentary. Never knew that the Queen Pin in this had played the warden in Big Doll House! (DVD)
(1TV)112. Stripped to Kill (1987)-This started to drag as it went along. But on the plus side, I noticed that the heroine started to look hotter and hotter. (Stream)
(1TV)113. Space Is the Place (1974)-As with my viewing of Radioactive Dreams, another that I didn't exactly fully enjoy, but I appreciated it's originiality. (Stream)
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26th:
(1TV)114. The New One-Armed Swordsman (1971)-As I mentioned with Martial Club, I was now ready for some Cheng Cheh carnage and wasn't let down with this! I've yet to see "Return/1-Armed Swordsman", but I liked this movie WAY more than the original movie with Jimmy Wang Yu. (DVR)
(1TV)115. The Hanging Woman (1973)-Though this began to feel a little bit too long down the stretch, the film's concept, makeup, boobage, and constant mention of "Mr. Jackoff" made this a good viewing. (Stream)
(1TV)116. Bulletproof (1988)-The only good thing about this one was it's cast: Gary Busey, Henry Silva, William Smith, L.Q. Jones, Juan Fernández, Luke Askew, R.G. Armstrong, Thalmus Rasulala and Danny Trejo. (DVD)
(1TV)117. Death Game (1977)-This had potential to be a stand-out home-invasion flick, but things began to get repetitive (That damn theme song got in the way more often than I thought it would too) I do wish I could've seen this with better picture quality though----Mostly for Colleen Camp. (Stream)
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27th:
(1TV)118. Treasure of the Four Crowns (1983)-I tried watching this in anaglyph 3-D, but called it quits after a half hour (I can just never get it to work properly) Anyway, the movie was dumb as hell, but I didn't hate it. Morricone's score was the thing I liked most.(Stream)
(1TV)119. The Swinging Barmaids (1975)-Thought this would be a 70's T&A comedy. It turned out to be a dark thriller(!) At least William Smith provides a highly satisfying closing scene! (Stream)
(1TV)120. Dragon Lord (1982)-I thought I had seen this before. Come to find out, I had only seen bits & pieces of it. Ending-fight definetly saves this one from mediocrity. (DVD)
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29th:
(1TV)121. Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II (1987)-The movie really came alive once the full possession takes place....Locker room scene was a big highlight (DVR)
(1TV)122. The Dungeonmaster (1984)-Even though there were over 5 directors working on this thing, that still wasn't enough to keep me interested into what was going on. (Stream)
(1TV)123. Evil Face (1974)-Kinda of an Italian gothic ripoff of Eyes without a Face with Klaus Kinski. It's got a few good moments. I'm guessing a certain tombstone in the movie marked "Ivan Rassimov" was a in-joke. (DVD)
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30th:
(1TV)124. Reform School Girls (1986)-Predictable, but oh so fun. Something tells me I should've saved this one to be the very last film of the challenge. (Stream)
(1TV)125. The Suckers (1972)-A softcore version of The Most Dangerous Game complete with heavy print damage. I'd say I ended this challenge on a high note! (DVD)
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Finalized.

8 out of 125 movies were repeat viewings.

Streaming=71
DVD=31
DVR=14
VOD=5

SethDLH

As always, daily reviews for the challenge@



* Denotes first time viewing

4/1
1. White Cannibal Queen* (Franco Prosperi/Jess Franco, 1980, DVD) 5/10
2. Cjamango* (Edoardo Mulargia, 1967, DVD) 5/10
3. The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter* (Liu Chia Liang, 1984, DVD) 9/10

4/2
4. Ilsa The Wicked Warden (Jess Franco, 1977, Blu-ray) 6.5/10

4/3
5. Holy Ghost People* (Mitchell Altieri, 2013, DVD) 4.5/10
6. Raiders Of The Sun* (Cirio H. Santiago, 1991, DVD) 6.5/10

4/4
7. The Mighty Peking Man* (Ho Meng-Hua, 1977, DVD) 6/10
8. Detroit 9000* (Arthur Marks, 1973, DVD) 6/10
9. The Secret Agent Club* (John Murlowski, 1996, DVD) 3/10

4/5
10. The Tramplers* (Albert Band, 1965, DVD) 5/10
11. Outpost 3: Rise Of The Spetsnaz* (Kieran Parker, 2013, DVD)5.5/10
12. Ms. 45 (Abel Ferrara, 1981, Blu-ray) 9/10
13. Demon Resurrection* (William Hopkins, 2009, DVD)

Giles

The Fifth Annual Drive-In/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge

01. Rubber / 4-22
02. The Sinful Nuns of St. Valentine / 1974 / 4-23
03. Whore's Glory / 2011 / 4-25 / Wild Card #1
04. The Sex Thief / 1973 / 4-27
05. Skin for Sale / 2004 / 4-28
06. The Student Nurses / 1970 / 4-28
07. The Big Bird Cage / 1972 / 4-29
08. Germ Z / 2010 / 4-29
09. Nude Nun's with Big Guns / 2010 / 4-30
10. Tomato Pulp / 2013 / 4-30 / Wild Card #2

Greg MacGuffin

The Fifth Annual Drive-In/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge

March 31
1. Five Shaolin Masters*

April 1
2. Dog Soldiers

April 2
3. Mystery Science Theater 3000 - "Last of the Wild Horses"*

April 6
4. El Topo

April 7
5. Godzilla (1954)

April 11
6. The Raid 2*

April 20
7. Spring Breakers

April 24
8. Godzilla vs. Biollante*

April 25
9. God's Gun*

April 30
10. Martial Arts of Shaolin*

* - first time viewing

Total - 10
First Time Views - 6


Checklist:

omike

2014 Drive-In/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge





Final Stats

Total = 60 FTV = 54 (90%)
Media DVD = 58 Streaming = 2
By Decade
40's =2 50's =15 60's =18 70's =14 80's =5 90's =3 00's =2


* = first time viewing

March 31
01. Ursus in the Land of Fire (1963)* (Mill Creek Warriors 50 Movie Pack)
Ursus of the shepherd people fights an usurper in order to free his friends and to return the rightful princess to the throne. Ed Fury is beefy and likeable as Ursus but the princess is more useless than usual, often loosing some clothing (although never enough) to allow the bad guys to follow. There are some really cool sets with a giant face motif. The action is just OK and the plot is pretty typical as is the English dub. The picture has OK color but is seriously cropped on both side with a background hum in the soundtrack but is is watchable. 5/10

April 01
02. Valley of the Lions (1961)* aka Ursus in the Valley of the Lions (Mill Creek Warriors 50 Movie Pack)
A kingdom is invaded and the king and queen are killed but their baby son, Ursus, is found and raised by a pride of lions. More Ed Fury goodness but kind of restrained. There's just not that much action and when it finally happens it's over all too quickly and it's just not that well done even by peplum standards. The finale where Ursus takes on four elephants which are dragging his followers into a blazing fire is kind of cool and there is some quicksand earlier in the movie (always a favorite plot device) but the sets are nothing special. The picture doesn't seem as badly cropped as Land of Fire but it's black and white while it seems to have been made in color. 4/10

April 02
03. Goliath and the Barbarians (1959)*
In the sixth century AD, barbarians sweep down Italy and after Verona is sack, the son of a slain nobleman leads a band of resistance fighters. Steve Reeves is very good and I especially liked the scenes where he donned a cat/lion mask and single-handedly trashes large groups of barbarians. 6/10
04. Goliath and the Vampires (1961)*
Raiders attack a village and abduct all the young women, taking them to a nearby island. Goliath follows in order to get his sweetie back. This started life as a Maciste film with Gordon Scott playing the hero. Both Arabian Nights and sword and sorcery vibes here, with the vampire more like an evil wizard. There are underground kingdoms, giant insect monsters, zombie like soldiers, and magical powers like astral projection. I had a lot of fun with this one. 6/10

April 03
05. Black Cobra (1987)* (TGG Urban Action 15 Movie Pack)
A cop who won't play by the rules is assigned to protect a woman who witnessed a murder. Fred Williamson stars in a made in Italy picture. Boy, this one hurt a bit. Some of the worst dubbing I've ever heard, very bad acting, very predictable and at times very stupid plot, poor pacing and lame action sequences. They even rip off the "Do you feel lucky" speech. Williamson who I usually like looked lost and he was probably the best one in the cast. On the other hand some things were just so bad I got a few really good laughs and even more WTF moments. Lots of synth in the score too. And there are TWO more of these pigs coming up. Yowsuh. 3/10

April 04
06. Black Cobra 2 (1990)* (TGG Urban Action 15 Movie Pack)
Malone, now located in Chicago, is sent to Manila to learn Interpol techniques. Better than the first but not by much. The pacing is still off and the action is generally poorly done. Fred Williamson does some martial arts in this one but the fights seem more like run-throughs than finish products. He does seem much more involved in this picture though. The epic climax is even more underwhelming than the one in the first movie. And finally the sound track often has way too much cowbell for my taste. 4/10

April 05
SWV Sharpshooter Triple Feature

07. The Zodiac Killer (1971)*
A serial killer terrorizes San Francisco and taunts the police. Supposedly based on real life events but I wouldn't know. Parts of the movie are told from the killer's point of view. Starts out OK with some nice WTF moments. There are two main suspects, Grover the pissed off truck driver and Jerry, the vegetarian mail carrier. Once that is resolved, about half way through the movie, any semblance of plot disappears and we just get one murder after another, each one getting more and more tedious. 4/10
08. The Sex Killer (1967)*
Tony, a stock boy in a mannequin factory, buys a pair of amazing binoculars (they have built in zoom and they can change the point of view) to check out the rooftop, topless sunbathers. The leads him to getting a high priced hooker but he can't come up with the $20 she wants so he takes a more violent route to satisfaction. Lots of dressing and undressing and lots of scenes of typical days in the mannequin plant (mostly guys dusting stuff). Also lots of kind of interesting New York City street scenes. Short with enough jaw dropping moments to get a 5/10.
09. Zero In and Scream (1971)*
In the Hollywood Hills area a sniper is killing off the male half of couples while they are having sex. Most explicit of the three movies, full of full frontal female nudity and very long softcore sex scenes punctuated by an occasional rifle shot. No real plot and an abrupt finish. My advice- make love indoors, close the curtains and avoid this boring turkey.2/10

April 06
10. Blindman (1971)* R2 DVD
A blind man tries to track down 50 women that were taken from him that he has a contract to deliver to 50 miners for wives. Classic plot and pretty good movie. I liked Tony Anthony (the Blindman) and his sly sense of humor and Ringo Starr fit right in as one of the baddies but I kept thinking, even with a seeing eye horse, how the heck did he make it all the way to Mexico? Although a crack shot, and good with dynamite, our hero does get fooled a few times. 6/10

April 07
11. Mars Needs Women (1967)
Five Martians land on Earth and search for women they can take back to Mars to help with a genetic imbalance. They come up with an exotic dancer, a flight attendant, a college homecoming queen, an art student, and a biologist specializing in genetics. Not as silly than you might think from the title but kind of boring. Cheap sets and costumes but the too obvious flying saucer model was well done. Yvonne Craig helps too. Not awful but unexciting and plodding. 4/10

April 08
12. Angel (1984)* (Image Triple Feature: The Angel Collection)
The tag line High school honor student by day, Hollywood hooker by night just about sums it up. Except for the part about the serial killer who likes to carve up prostitutes. I was expecting something sleazier but considering some of the films I've been watching lately I may have lost some judgement in this area. The street life seemed kind of wholesome, full of quirky but goodhearted characters who are all interesting and well acted. This is a competently made movie with a few bare breasts, some gore. some decent action, egg sucking, and implied necrophilia. Maybe a bit higher on the sleaze scale than I first thought. 6/10

April 09
13. Black Cobra 3: The Manila Connection (1990)* (TGG Urban Action 15 Movie Pack)
Malone is called back to the Philippines to help an Interpol agent track down a stolen CIA arms shipment. More and better action scenes than in the first two but the acting is not as good as in number 2. Fred Williamson is Fred Williamson but the other actors, even his partner, are poor. The final battle is actually kind of exciting. I enjoyed this one more than the other two so it gets a 5/10.

April 10
14. The Tattoo Connection AKA Black Belt Jones 2 (1978)* (TGG Urban Action 15 Movie Pack)
Jim Kelly is sent to Hong Kong to recover a stolen diamond worth three million dollars. Lots of action follows. Old school kung fu movie in a modern setting. Drags a little in the middle and the picture is cropped some on the sides but it's not much of an issue. Entertaining if you are a fan of these or if you just like to see Jim Kelly in action. I am and I do. 5/10

April 11
15. Hercules the Avenger (1965)* (Retromedia Hercules Collection)
While Hercules (Reg Park) tries to free his son's spirit from the realm of the Earth goddess, her son roams the human world pretending to be Hercules. Very fantasy orientated with some great sets and some wonderfully cheesy monsters but also some slower sections. Mostly footage from two earlier Hercules films, Hercules and the Captive Women and Hercules in the Haunted World, the second directed by Bava. I didn't know this while watching but it does explain some gaps in the plot. Still it was well done and a lot of fun. 7/10

April 12
16. Ulysses Against the Son of Hercules (1962)* (Mill Creek Warriors 50 Movie Pack)
A son of Hercules is charged by Jupiter to capture Ulysses so he can be punished for blinding The Cyclops, the son of Neptune. Very good. Our heroes visit two bizarre kingdoms, one of bird people with a particularly hot queen and the other of cave dwelling beast men ruled by a psychotic king. There are well staged battles and some cool sets but we really needed to see more of the bird queen. This was originally a Hercules movie but the US release was part of a syndicated TV package so we get to hear the peppy Sons of Hercules theme song. 6/10

SWV The K. Gordon Murray Collection
17. The Doctor of Doom (1963)*
Women wrestlers Gloria Venus and Golden Rubi help police track down a doctor who abducts women and removes their brain. A lab set, hooded villains, a man-ape, lady wrestling matches and training are just some of the cheesy highlight in the very entertaining film. The insane dubbing is just icing on the cake. The plot has a distinct three part structure almost as if the film was a compilation of TV shows or a serial. 7/10
18. The Wrestling Women vs. The Aztec Mummy (1964)*
Almost the same cast and crew but now Gloria is named Loretta. The Black Dragon Gang, lead by a Japanese Fu-Manchu clone is killing scientist while trying to get the Aztec Codex which has a clue to the location of a huge treasure. Highlights here include some effective scenes with the well designed mummy, a wrestling women vs. judo sisters match, and a hidden lair. You just can't get this kind of stuff anywhere else. Not as many laughs but still entertaining. 5/10.

19. Glen or Glenda (1953) (Image The Ed Wood Box Set)
An examination of men who like to wear women's clothes. A police inspector interviews a psychiatrist after the suicide of a transvestite. A strange film, not always good (stilted, sometimes pretentious or incomprehensible dialog and flat acting) but it's always interesting and sometimes compelling. 6/10

April 13
20. Dark Alibi (1946)* (TCM Spotlight Charlie Chan Collection)
Charlie tries to prove that a man on death row is innocent, even thought the prisoners fingerprints were found at the scene of the crime. A lesser Chan film from the Monogram era. Although I've come to appreciate Matan Moreland's talent and humor, there is far too much time spent on humor and Number 3 son is an idiot. The mystery itself was only fair. 4/10
21. Jail Bait (1954) (Big Box of Wood)
The son of a prominent doctor gets involved with a petty hood and eventually murder. OK crime drama doesn't have great acting but the dialog is less convoluted than in Glen or Glenda and the plastic surgery gimmick is a nice touch. The guitar/piano soundtrack is striking at times. Steve Reeves' first major film role. The Image DVD is taken from a much nicer print. 5/10
22. BattleTruck aka Warlords of the Twenty-First Century (1982)*
After the oil wars, a loner on a motorcycle takes on a despotic warlord and his armor plated semi. Some good moments but very very predictable. 5/10
23. Weasels Rip My Flesh (1979)*
A space probe returns from Venus but crashes and causes a weasel to mutate into a horrible killing machine. An amateur film shot on Super 8 for around $400 (according to imdb) and yet I had to admire the cleverness that could turn common kitchen items into a space probe taking samples and acting which was bad but not the worst I've seen. I was never bored and there were some nice variations on the standard 50's SF film this seemed to be based on. No one would say this is a good movie but I kind of liked it. 3/10
24. Motor Psycho (1965)* (The Russ Meyer Collection R2)
A veterinarian, alone and unarmed, goes after three punks on motorcycles who raped his wife. OK story, there were some tense moments but you keep wondering "Just how stupid is this guy?". Some lovely women in the Russ Meyer mold, the actress Haji is especially good as a fiery cajun woman. 5/10

April 14
25. King Dinosaur (1955)
A new planet, Nova, enters the solar system and the U.S. rushes a manned spaceship into production and sends four of the dumbest scientists you can imagine to investigate. This one is a bit of a turkey, full of nonsense. The two female scientists are particularly bad actresses and the guys are marginal. Directed by Bert I. Gordon so its full of stock footage and lots of lizard on lizard battle action. Even though it runs just over an hour, it still manages to drag a bit at times. 4/10
26. Serpent Island (1954)*
Three people search for gold in the Caribbean and run into a voodoo ceremony -- oooh scary! Lots and lots of stock footage, of San Pedro California, of sailing, of islands, of a voodoo ceremony. At least is was in color. Surprisingly all three leads had long acting careers even though the snakes managed to out act them all in this movie. Bert I. Gordon produced, did the cinematography, and was in charge of the editing. Whew. 3/10

April 15
27. Avenging Angel (1985)* (Image Triple Feature: The Angel Collection)
Track star by day, law student by night. When a dear friend is murdered Molly takes a break from classes and Angel hits the streets to track down the killer. Sequel to Angel takes a turn to comedy as the wacky warmhearted denizens of Hollywood Boulevard take on the mob. Not nearly as entertaining as the first and even less sleazy. Still, the new actress playing Angel looks damned good as a hooker. 4/10

April 16
28. Shake, Rattle & Rock! (1956)* Streaming AMCTV
A bunch of old farts get up in arms about rock and roll and try to get a teen dance show taken off the air. Some great early rock and roll performances (Fats Domino, Big Joe Turner, Tommy Charles) interspaced with scenes full of lame humor. The cast is full of familiar faces: Touch (Mike) Connors plays the host of the show and Raymond Hatton and Percy Helton (you'd recognize him) add some tolerable humor. Sterling Holloway drives me up a wall with his faux-jive speak, although he is funny at times. The lovely Lisa Gaye, who I was not previously familiar with, adds a lot of eye appeal. 5/10

April 17
29. Rock All Night (1957)* Streaming AMCTV
Two thugs, fleeing after a botched robbery, end up in a dumpy bar and take everyone there hostage. I thought this was going to be another Shake, Rattle & Rock but it turned out to be a tense little drama, well written and well acted. It had a feel that reminded me of a Twilight Zone episode (a small group of people in a confined space dealing with a situation) and had stand out performances by Dick Miller as a pugnacious trouble maker and Russell Johnson as one of the thugs. Two great songs by The Platters that open the film are a nice bonus. Produced and directed by Roger Corman. 7/10
30. Mondo Topless (1966)* (The Russ Meyer Collection R2)
"Documentary" about the topless dancing craze that started in San Francisco and spread throughout the world. Even worse than the title suggests. A nudie cutie with lots of bouncing boobs gets boring pretty fast. Oh, to be twelve again! There is some humor from the suggestive narration and excerpts from supposed interviews with the dancers but the best thing is that it's mercifully short. Lots of shots of portable radios and tape recorders too. This apparently made quite a bit of money. 2/10

April 18
31. Night of the Ghouls (1959)* (Image The Ed Wood Box Set)
Police are sent to investigate reports of ghosts around an old house formerly occupied by a mad scientist. Kind of a sequel to Bride of the Atom has Kenne Duncan as the main baddie. I got familiar with Duncan through his many rolls in serials, often as the main henchman, and have always liked his performances. This is classic Ed Wood and lots of fun in a bad movie kind of way. 5/10

April 20
32. Fly Me (1973)* (Roger Corman's Cult Classics Lethal Ladies 2 Collection)
Three female flight attendants get involved with drug smuggling and white slavery. Pretty bad but pure exploitation. Stupid, annoying humor, a lame, confusing plot, poorly done kung fu, and some dumb dialog is held together by seriously sub-par acting. But there are quite a few shots of naked women, one OK gunfight, and a few unintentional laughs. It lost at least a point for the humor. 4/10
33. The Babysitter (1969)* (BCI Drive-In Cult Classics Vol. 3)
A middle-aged assistant DA gets involved with his teenage babysitter and the affair is used to blackmail him by the girlfriend of an accused murderer he is prosecuting. The acting leaves a lot to be desired and the story is interesting if tacky. The resolution took me by surprise but wasn't totally convincing. 5/10

April 21
34. Teenagers From Outer Space (1959) (Image Teen Terror Collection)
Space travelers land on Earth and decide it would be the perfect place for a gargon ranch. One of them objects and flees; another is sent after him while the others return to space to get the livestock. For me, this is a perfect bad movie. The story isn't bad but the execution is awful at all levels. However the movie takes itself seriously all the way through. I think its often hilarious but never campy. The voices seemed odd to me and I later found out that they were recorded before the filming and while the shooting was going on the actors had to lip sync to the dialog. Several of the actors made few or no other movies but Harvey B. Dunn who played Gramps (a gem of a bad performance) had a solid career, including parts in a couple of Ed Wood films. Realistically this should be a 3/10 or so but I had such a great time watching it I have to give it a 7/10.

April 22
35. Teenage Tramp (1973)*
Wayward sister Kim returns home to get some cash from uptight, big sister Hilary to help her draft dodging boyfriend but Kim's ex, drug dealing Maury, soon arrives with his band of hippie followers. A sordid look at the dark side of the counterculture. Very few likeable characters but it held my interest. Pretty good but abrupt finale. 5/10

April 23
36. Teenage Hitchhikers (1975)*
Two girls, on the road looking for freedom and liberation, use their bodies to get whatever they can that will get them further in their quest. Along the way, they run into many quirky but strangely uninteresting characters. Lots of nudity including a very, very long orgy. A kind of lighthearted look at the 70's. The humor usually didn't work at all for me although once in a while a gag was so old and so stupid I had to chuckle. Not much of a plot and consistently bad acting. Pure exploitation but the film would have been more fun if any of the characters had been even a little appealing. 4/10

April 24
37. Teenage Graffiti (1977)*
A farmer's two sons turn against their younger step-brother because they think their father is being too generous with him plus he's been hanging out with some of the rich folks in town. Pretty good though some of the acting isn't great. It seems like some of the locals may have been used in small parts and the lead actress sometimes mumbles her lines so you can't always understand what she is saying. 6/10
38. Teenage Mother (1967)*
A high school student claims to be pregnant to get her boyfriend to marry her so her father tries to get the new high school sex ed teacher (from Sweden!) fired since he sees her as the reason for his daughter's condition. Awesome insanity! From Fred Willard as the baseball coach to Duke, the local pot and porn pusher, it all rocks. At one point we're suddenly up close to an actual human birth - aided by some doctor's newly developed Universal Forceps with the amazing ball-joint feature. Totally above average trash. 7/10

April 25
39. Teenage Zombie (1959)*
Four teens find themselves trapped on a remote island inhabited by a sinister woman and her hulking servant Ivan. Low budget cheese from start to finish, it looks like most of the interiors were shot in somebody's house. The lab set is nicely cluttered and there's also a gorilla wandering around. I love it! No great shakes but some laughs and it's easy to watch. 5/10
40. The Violent Years (1956)* (Big Box of Wood)
Four high school girls go around sticking up gas stations but get in over their heads when they get involved with a foreign conspiracy. Written but not directed by Ed Wood and has all the flair of one of his films. Preachy at times concerning the causes of juvenile delinquency with some dull acting and some nice jaw dropping plot twists. 5/10

A Something Weird Video Double Feature
41. Lost, Lonely, and Vicious (1958)*
A moody young actor tries to figure things out after he becomes a hit in his first starring role. Kind of a psychological drama with a nice cast of tacky supporting characters. Really a pretty good movie. 6/10
42. Jacktown (1962)*
Frankie gets caught making out with an underage carhop and gets sent to Jacktown where most of the 6,000 inmates don't take kindly to perverts. Not quite the prison picture I expected although there are some of the trappings. Interesting and well paced. 5/10
Also three shorts: Crisis in Morality; Hell is a Place Called Hollywood; Little Miss Delinquent

43. Cannonball (1976)*
An underground cross country car race takes a turn for the deadly when gamblers and vengeance seekers get involved. Lots of car stunts. Fun stuff. 5/10

April 26
44. The Weapon (2000)* (Brentwood Galaxy of Terror 4 Movie Set)
Set on a devastated planet that only has one city and one source of water. The chance to destroy the ancient weapon that caused the ruin arises but could the weapon be used to save the people? Low budget, poor acting, but with some very imaginative touches to the costumes, sets, and locations. The story is sometimes confusing though. 5/10
45. The Dinosaur Chronicles (2004)* (Brentwood Galaxy of Terror 4 Movie Set)
Two stories involving dinosaurs. The first, much longer one, is a lost world adventure. The second only peripherally involving dinos, is a post-apocalypse adventure. There is some brief, pretty good stop motion effects that don't match the rest of the movie at all. The rest of the creatures are static model or perhaps even hand puppets, nicely made but not at all convincing. Still this was strangely entertaining. 4/10
46. So Darling, So Deadly (1966)* (Sinister Cinema)
Joe Walker and Captain Tom Rowlands are called to Singapore to protect a scientist, who has developed a super laser, from the mysterious Golden Dragon organization. Lots of action but it gets repetitious after a while. 5/10
47. Common Law Cabin (1967)* (The Russ Meyer Collection R2)
A grizzled old man, his shapely daughter, and even shapelier "housekeeper" run a broken down dude ranch in the middle of nowhere. Trouble comes from a bickering couple and a cold stranger who claims to want to buy the ranch. A bit lighthearted compared to earlier films but still sleazy with a moral. 5/10
48. Karate: The Hand of Death (1961)* (Something Weird Video)
An American karate expert returns to Tokyo seeking his old girlfriend and gets involved with a search for Nazi treasure. More intrigue than martial arts although there are scenes of real karate training. The staged fights are not that good and the acting is substandard. The story is interesting but not always clear. 4/10
49. Curse of the Blue Lights (1990)*
Three ghouls want to raise a powerful ancient being. A group of teenagers tries to stop them. Good creature makeup and sets. The acting is generally OK. A bit of gore and goo is pretty well done. A few minor twists to the standard teens vs. monsters plot. 6/10

April 27
50. 42nd Street Forever Volume 4*
51. Dangerous Money (1946)* (TCM Spotlight Charlie Chan Collection)
Charlie investigates the murder of a US Treasury agent on board an ocean liner bound for Samoa. Has the usual problems of the late Chans but not as bad as Dark Alibi. Less time seems spent on silly humor and the mystery is more interesting although the solution is a little vague. 5/10
52. Colt 38 Special Squad (1976)*
A master criminal known as The Black Angel blackmails an entire city using remotely detonated bombs. He is opposed by a special police unit. Good stuff. Well done action and some nice cat and mouse moments. Good acting. 7/10
53. Truck Turner (1974)*
Truck Turner hunts down bail jumpers for a living but finds himself being hunted after he kills a pimp and someone wants revenge. Fun with a nice funky soundtrack. 6/10
54. The Sinister Urge (1960)* (Big Box of Wood)
Police try to find a serial rapist/murderer and break up a porno racket. Typical Ed Wood goodness. 5/10
55. The Beast of Yucca Flats (1961)
The Desert Patrol searches for a vicious killer while trying to pick off innocent civilians from the air. Awful, almost a non-movie. More narration than dialog and what dialog there is almost seems to be the narrator doing voices. What happens often makes no sense. There were a few laughs because laughing is always better than crying. 2/10

April 28
56. Teen-age Monster (1958)* (Image Teen Terror Collection)
A young boy is disfigured by a meteorite that crashed into the mine he was working in. Years later, he has become a hairy, inarticulate brute who often strangles people. Only his mother can control him and she tries to keep him hidden from the world. Set in the late 1800's. The acting isn't bad but there really aren't any scary or even suspenseful moments. The monster looks OK but we see him too often. Probably a good movie to make out to. 5/10
57. Weekend With the Babysitter (1970)* (BCI Drive-In Cult Classics Vol. 3)
Sort of a sequel to The Babysitter. The same babysitter is played by a different actress and the same actor plays a different old guy. There is the same basic plot but with lots of elaboration. A movie director spends the weekend with the babysitter while, unknown to him, his wife is being held captive by drug runners. The actress playing Candy is much blander than the original and the old guy movie director is even lamer than the old guy prosecutor. Candy's buddies are more annoying and ridiculous. There's a whole bunch of little things like this that make me like this less than the original. 4/10

April 29
58. Angel III: The Final Chapter (1988)* (Image Triple Feature: The Angel Collection)
Freelance photographer by day, porn film extra by night. After her long lost mother is blown up, Molly takes to the streets as Angel to find the sister she never knew she had. And it goes down hill from there. The streets are sleazier here so Angel quickly abandons them for porn films and a high class hooker outfit. Acting is OK but the film is pretty much action free until the end. This was a bit of a chore to get through. 4/10

April 30
59. Teenage Doll (1957)* (Image Teen Terror Collection)
The members of a female gang, The Black Widows, hunt for a "good" girl who killed one of their members. Not an elaborate plot but the movie is full of psychotic characters head shaking moments. The looks at the home lives of some of the girls are priceless as is the final rumble in a auto junkyard. Lead June Kenney (the good girl) is a real doll. Directed by Roger Corman. 6/10
60. Delinquent Girl Boss: Blossoming Night Dreams (1970)*
Several girls who were released from the same reform school work in the same bar and are trying to go straight. Trouble comes from a local yakuza boss who wants to buy the building the bar is in. Good movie, not too extreme with a little brief nudity but more underwear scenes, panty shots and the like, not to mention quite a few girl vs. girl fights. Lead Reiko Ooshida is very appealing with an energetic performance swinging between the joy of living and reform school toughness with some butt kicking in between. Good sound track includes a couple of songs. 6/10

Chad

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GOAL: 100 (REALISTIC GOAL: 50 - 75) Monday, March 31st 1. Miami Connection (1987) - Cocaine dealing ninjas on motorcycles = the best of the worst. Highlight: Dragon Sound playing "Friends" ☼ NWI 2. Brotherhood of Death (1976) - Underwhelming blaxsploitation vehicle about a group of Vietnam vets fighting racial injustices against local KKK members in a small town. Highlight: The trailer ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Tuesday, April 1st 3. Killers Three (1968) - Moonshiner teams up w/ his wife and WWII buddy to rob former employer in a surprisingly decent Bonnie and Clyde knockoff. Highlight: A machine gun-wielding Dick Clark! ☼ NWI 4. Killer Clans (Liu xing hu die jian) (1976) ☼ 5. Hot Rod Gang (1958) ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Wednesday, April 2nd 6. The Delinquents (1957) - Robert Altman directed AIP exploiter with a pre Billy Jack Tom Laughlin facing a clean-cut gang of "teenage" delinquents. ☼ NWI 7. Aenigma (1987) - If you threw "Carrie", "Patrick", "Suspiria" and Lucio Fulci in a blender, this would be the outcome. ☼ 8. MST3K: Night of the Blood Beast (1996) ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Thursday, April 3rd 9. Horror House on Highway Five (1985) ☼ 10. Viva Las Vegas (1964) ☼ BD 11. Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One (1968) ☼ TCMU ____________________________________________ Friday, April 4th 12. Georgia Peaches (aka "Follow That Car") (1980) - Too bad this was a failed pilot ☼ 13. Angels from Hell (1968) ☼ 14. Drive-In Madness! (1987) - Not quite Terror in the Aisles quality, but very informative doc/trailer compilation nonetheless. ☼ ____________________________________________ Saturday, April 5th 15. Deathsport (1978) ☼ 16. The Grand Duel (Il grande duello) (1972) ☼ BD 17. Female Trouble (1974) ☼ 18. Ozsploitation Trailer Explosion (2014) - Good stuff, but didn't do it for me like "Ozsploitation Explosion". ☼ ____________________________________________ Sunday, April 6th 19. Sweet Jesus, Preacher Man (1973) - Yes! Now THIS is a blaxsploitation film! ☼ NWI 20. Bulletproof (1988) - "Bird season's over, butthorn!" ☼ 21. Alvin Purple (aka "The Sex Therapist") (1973) - Ocker comedy ☼ ____________________________________________ Monday, April 7th 22. The Young Racers (1963) - Further proof that Roger Corman should have directed more films. ☼ 23. The Student Nurses (1970) - And I'm no longer upset about its exclusion on the Shout! DVD set. ☼ NWI 24. Chatterbox! (1977) ☼ ____________________________________________ Tuesday, April 8th 25. Deathrow Gameshow (1987) - Ugh. Running Man knockoff. From Crown. 'Nough said. ☼ 26. Trackdown (1976) - Jim Mitchum should've been the next Burt Reynolds. ☼ 27. The Diary of a High School Bride (1959) ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Wednesday, April 9th 28. Overkill (1987) - "Sayonara. What does that mean? It means goodbye." Ulli Lommel was clearly influenced by Miami Vice. ☼ 29. Breeders (1997) ☼ NWI 30. Crime Against Joe (1956) ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Thursday, April 10th 31. Unidentified Flying Objects: The True Story of Flying Saucers (1956) - Staying awake during this was a real chore. Watched too many FOX UFO specials back in the 90's, I guess. ☼ NWI 32. Female Convict Scorpion (Ushiro kara mae kara) (2010) - Pointless remake with style over substance, although watchable. ☼ BD 33. Any and Every Which Way (2010) ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Friday, April 11th 34. Hell Bound (1957) ☼ NWI 35. Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry (1974) BD 36. Scorchy (1976) - Connie Stevens wearing the most 1970's clothes ever. ☼ ____________________________________________ Saturday, April 12th 37. Battletruck (1982) ☼ 38. Heroes of the East (Zhong hua zhang fu) (1978) ☼ 39. The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington (1977) ☼ NWI 40. Felicity (1978) ☼ ____________________________________________ Sunday, April 13th 41. The Great Texas Dynamite Chase (1976) ☼ 42. Bride of Frank (1996) - The plot is as follows: A mentally challenged homeless man who resembles Popeye kills random people on his quest to get laid. ☼ 43. The Jeckyll and Hyde Portfolio (1971) ☼ ____________________________________________ Monday, April 14th 44. L.A. Streetfighters (1985) ☼ 45. Petey Wheatstraw (1977) ☼ OV 46. One Down, Two to Go (1976) - Shaft, Slaughter, The Hammer and Blackbelt Jones in the same movie?! Yes, please. ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Tuesday, April 15th 47. Eat My Dust! (1976) - Another fun car chase flick with Opie. ☼ NWI 48. Ninja III: The Domination w/ commentary (1984) ☼ BD 49. Streets (1990) ☼ ____________________________________________ Wednesday, April 16th 50. Hard Hunted (1992) - I love Andy Sidaris and consider him 'Russ Meyer with explosions', but after the first two or three films you honestly can't differentiate one from another. ☼ 51. Lightning Bolt (1966) ☼ 52. Bruce Lee in New Guinea (She nu yu chao) (1978) ☼ ____________________________________________ Thursday, April 17th 53. Vice Raid (1960) ☼ NWI 54. Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris (Gamera 3: Iris kakusei) (1999) ☼ BD 55. Samurai Cop (1989) ☼ ____________________________________________ Friday, April 18th 56. Bounty Killer (2013) ☼ NWI 57. The Adventures of Barry McKenzie (1972) ☼ 58. Thunderfist (Ze wang) (1973) ☼ ____________________________________________ Saturday, April 19th 59. Smokey Bites the Dust (1981) ☼ 60. Norwegian Ninja (2010) ☼ NWI 61. Rock 'n' Roll Space Patrol Action Is Go! (2005) ☼ ____________________________________________ Sunday, April 20th 62. Race with the Devil (1975) BD 63. The Black Klansman (1966) ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Monday, April 21st 64. Hawk's Revenge (1996) ☼ NWI 65. Saturn 3 (1980) ☼ BD 66. Winners & Sinners (Qi mou miao ji: Wu fu xing) (1983) ☼ ____________________________________________ Tuesday, April 22nd 67. Mr. Wong in Chinatown (1939) ☼ 68. Ski Party (1965) ☼ TCM 69. Bail Enforcers (2011) ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Wednesday, April 23rd 70. The Naked Cage (1986) ☼ 71. Savage Island (1985) ☼ ____________________________________________ Thursday, April 24th 72. Day of the Panther (1987) ☼ 73. Nude Nuns with Big Guns (2010) ☼ NWI 74. The Flying Guillotine (1975) ☼ 75. Black Belt Jones 2: The Tattoo Connection (1978) ☼ 76. Cheerleader Massacre (2003) ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Friday, April 25th 77. 4 Dollars of Revenge (Cuatro dólares de venganza) (1968) ☼ BD 78. Barry McKenzie Holds His Own (1974) ☼ 79. My Young Auntie (Zhang bei) (1981) ☼ ____________________________________________ Saturday, April 26th 80. MST3K: Final Justice (1999) ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Sunday, April 27th 81. Ms. 45 (1981) BD 82. A Clockwork Blue (1972) ☼ BD 83. The Black Godfather (1974) ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Monday, April 28th 84. For Your Height Only (1981) ☼ 85. Challenge of the Tiger (1980) ☼ 86. The Mysterious Dr. Satan: Episodes 1 - 7 (1940) ☼ OV 87. Murder Mansion (aka "Maniac Mansion) ("La mansión de la niebla") (1972) ☼ ____________________________________________ Tuesday, April 29th 88. The Mysterious Dr. Satan: Episodes 8 - 15 (1940) ☼ OV 89. Click: The Calendar Girl Killer (1990) ☼ 90. Crack House (1989) ☼ NWI 91. Dagmar's Hot Pants, Inc. (Dagmars Heta Trosor) (1971) ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ Wednesday, April 30th 92. Bloodfist II (1990) ☼ NWI 93. Two Roses and a Golden Rod (1969) ☼ NWI 94. The Executioner (Chokugeki! Jigoku-ken) (1974) 95. Prison Girls (1974) ☼ NWI ____________________________________________ First Time Viewings Total: 91/95 Box Sets Used: Spaghetti Western Double Feature Drive-In Movie Classics: 50 Movie Pack Gamera Trilogy Action-Packed Double Feature 4 Action-Packed Movie Marathon: Volume Two 4 Cult Movie Marathon: Volume Two Acton Packed Collection: Roger Corman's Cult Classics: Triple Feature Roger Corman's Cult Classics: Double Feature The Jekyll and Hyde Portfolio / A Clock Work Blue Rare Cult Cinema Girls, Guns and G-Strings: The Andy Sidaris Collection Dangerous Babes: 12 Movie Collection LIST IS FINALIZED. L E G E N D ☼ = First Time Viewing BD = Blu-ray NWI = Netflix Watch Instantly TCMU = TCM Underground PDD = Public Domain Download HD = HD DVD RC = Roku Channel OV = Online Viewing No Symbol = DVD

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