03-15-22, 10:19 PM
Last edit by: caligulathegod
If a category is listed as "Optional", it does not need to be
filled to "complete" the checklist. There are 10 free spots you may apply to non-Optional categories.
As with other checklists, titles can count for multiple categories.
Some of these categories are so obscure we're giving 10 free spots of your choosing to fill in the list.
Watch one film from every decade of film history.
* 1890 - (insert film title here)(Optional)
* 1900 -(optional)
* 1910 -(optional)
* 1920 -(optional)
* 1930 -
* 1940 -
* 1950 -
* 1960 -
* 1970 -
* 1980 -
* 1990 -
* 2000 -
* 2010 -
* 2020 -
Watch a film for each rating:
* G - (optional)
* PG - (optional)
* PG-13 - (optional)
* R - (optional)
* X (or NC-17) - (optional)
* Unrated (post-MPAA 1968) - (optional)
Watch a film in an actual Drive-in. (optional) (insert title)
Watch a film in the following genres:
Italian (or European) films of the following Genres:
* Giallo/Krimi
* Sword & Sandal
* Spaghetti Western
* Cannibal 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
Asian Action Film
Biker Film
Stoner Film
Carsploitation Film
FADsploitation
Blaxploitation
Sexploitation:
* Any type
* Nudie Cutie
* Roughie
* 70s Porn (film)
* Emmanuelle Film
* Teen Sex Comedy
Nunsploitation
Shocksploitation
Rape/Revenge Film
Vigilante Film
Women in Prison
Nazisploitation
Eschploitation (religious end times, or general religious exploitation)
Hixploitation/Moonshiners
Roadshow Exploitation/30s-40s "Cautionary" films
Juvenile Delinquent Film
60s Beach Movie
Film starring Musical Group or Music Star (that did not become a legit actor)
* *Bonus* Elvis film
Ozploitation
(NEW) Canuxploitation
Mexican Wrestling Film
Foreign "Ripoff" film (such as Turkish cinema)
Eco-Terror Film
Pre-90s Post-Apocalyptic film
Plague-sploitation
Mockbuster
"Mondo" Film
Documentary ABOUT Exploitation/Drive-ins or those involved in their production
Video Nasty
Critical Bomb (Less than 20% Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic or IMDB Bottom 100 {Bottom 100 archive})
Financial Bomb
Razzie Winner or Nominee
MST3K/RiffTrax (or Cinematic Titanic) version of a film
(NEW) Trailer Compilation (feature length)
(NEW) LGBTQ film
Watch 3 Paycheck films, A.K.A. Nick Cage/Bruce Willis memorial. Films with once respected actors fallen on hard times.
* 1
* 2
* 3
Watch 10 films starring anyone from the actors safe list.
* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4
* 5
* 6
* 7
* 8
* 9
* 10
Watch 10 films Directed/Produced by anyone from the directors/producers safe list.
* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4
* 5
* 6
* 7
* 8
* 9
* 10
Watch 5 films from those in the Studio/Distributor safe list.
* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4
* 5
Box Set tributes. Watch films from a box set compilation of a filmmaker (star or director). Watch at least 3 from a box set. Can combine box sets to get the full 10.
*1
*2
*3
*4
*5
*6
*7
*8
*9
*10
Safe Lists
The following lists are Automatic Safe lists. They are not definitive and there might be exceptions therein, especially concerning Distributors. Generally, the presence of those on the lists in an actual creative capacity (that is, more than just a cameo or bit part. For instance, Bruce Campbell appearing in Spider-Man does not make Spider-Man safe) is enough to make a film safe. Got more? Post them and I'll update the list. Obviously, films not including these participants are safe, too. Update: I added several new names to the actors list. Some of these actors appeared in actual big budget Hollywood fare, but most of their career was in B-Movies, then obviously discard the Big Hollywood movies and just watch the B's (For example, William Shatner. Ignore Star Trek movies but anything else is fair game. Or Patrick Swazye. Ghost is probably not right, but most of his other films were B-Movies).
Automatic Safe list:
Lists
Directors/Producers:
Actors:
Distributors/Studios:
(Some more theatrical ones, with samples of their output)
filled to "complete" the checklist. There are 10 free spots you may apply to non-Optional categories.
As with other checklists, titles can count for multiple categories.
Some of these categories are so obscure we're giving 10 free spots of your choosing to fill in the list.
Watch one film from every decade of film history.
* 1890 - (insert film title here)(Optional)
* 1900 -(optional)
* 1910 -(optional)
* 1920 -(optional)
* 1930 -
* 1940 -
* 1950 -
* 1960 -
* 1970 -
* 1980 -
* 1990 -
* 2000 -
* 2010 -
* 2020 -
Watch a film for each rating:
* G - (optional)
* PG - (optional)
* PG-13 - (optional)
* R - (optional)
* X (or NC-17) - (optional)
* Unrated (post-MPAA 1968) - (optional)
Watch a film in an actual Drive-in. (optional) (insert title)
Watch a film in the following genres:
Italian (or European) films of the following Genres:
* Giallo/Krimi
* Sword & Sandal
* Spaghetti Western
* Cannibal 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
Asian Action Film
Biker Film
Stoner Film
Carsploitation Film
FADsploitation
Blaxploitation
Sexploitation:
* Any type
* Nudie Cutie
* Roughie
* 70s Porn (film)
* Emmanuelle Film
* Teen Sex Comedy
Nunsploitation
Shocksploitation
Rape/Revenge Film
Vigilante Film
Women in Prison
Nazisploitation
Eschploitation (religious end times, or general religious exploitation)
Hixploitation/Moonshiners
Roadshow Exploitation/30s-40s "Cautionary" films
Juvenile Delinquent Film
60s Beach Movie
Film starring Musical Group or Music Star (that did not become a legit actor)
* *Bonus* Elvis film
Ozploitation
(NEW) Canuxploitation
Mexican Wrestling Film
Foreign "Ripoff" film (such as Turkish cinema)
Eco-Terror Film
Pre-90s Post-Apocalyptic film
Plague-sploitation
Mockbuster
"Mondo" Film
Documentary ABOUT Exploitation/Drive-ins or those involved in their production
Video Nasty
Critical Bomb (Less than 20% Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic or IMDB Bottom 100 {Bottom 100 archive})
Financial Bomb
Razzie Winner or Nominee
MST3K/RiffTrax (or Cinematic Titanic) version of a film
(NEW) Trailer Compilation (feature length)
(NEW) LGBTQ film
Watch 3 Paycheck films, A.K.A. Nick Cage/Bruce Willis memorial. Films with once respected actors fallen on hard times.
* 1
* 2
* 3
Watch 10 films starring anyone from the actors safe list.
* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4
* 5
* 6
* 7
* 8
* 9
* 10
Watch 10 films Directed/Produced by anyone from the directors/producers safe list.
* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4
* 5
* 6
* 7
* 8
* 9
* 10
Watch 5 films from those in the Studio/Distributor safe list.
* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4
* 5
Box Set tributes. Watch films from a box set compilation of a filmmaker (star or director). Watch at least 3 from a box set. Can combine box sets to get the full 10.
*1
*2
*3
*4
*5
*6
*7
*8
*9
*10
Safe Lists
The following lists are Automatic Safe lists. They are not definitive and there might be exceptions therein, especially concerning Distributors. Generally, the presence of those on the lists in an actual creative capacity (that is, more than just a cameo or bit part. For instance, Bruce Campbell appearing in Spider-Man does not make Spider-Man safe) is enough to make a film safe. Got more? Post them and I'll update the list. Obviously, films not including these participants are safe, too. Update: I added several new names to the actors list. Some of these actors appeared in actual big budget Hollywood fare, but most of their career was in B-Movies, then obviously discard the Big Hollywood movies and just watch the B's (For example, William Shatner. Ignore Star Trek movies but anything else is fair game. Or Patrick Swazye. Ghost is probably not right, but most of his other films were B-Movies).
Automatic Safe list:
Lists
Code:
iCheckMovies BadMovies.org's Best B-Movies iCheckMovies Galloway's Samurai Film Handbook & Companion iCheckMovies Grindhouse Cinema Database's Top Grindhouse Classics iCheckMovies Tim Dirks's 100+ Most Controversial Films of All-Time Letterboxd Official Letterboxd Adult Film Megalist
Directors/Producers:
Code:
Al Adamson Albert Pyun Alan Arkush Alejandro Jodorowsky Andrea Bianchi Andreas Schnaas Andy Milligan Andy Sidaris Antonio Margheriti Barry Mahon Bill Rebane Brian Yuzna Bruno Mattei Carl Monson Charles Band Cirio H. Santiago Danny Steinman Dario Argento David A. Prior David E. Durston David F. Friedman David L. Hewitt David Lynch Don Coscarelli Don Dohler Don Edmonds Doris Wishman Dwain Esper Eddie Romero Edward D. Wood, Jr. Eli Roth Enzo G. Castellari Frank Henenlotter Fred F. Sears Fred Olen Ray George A. Romero George Weiss Giovanni "Tinto" Brass Godfrey Ho Greydon Clark Harry Novak Herschell Gordon Lewis Ishirô Honda Jack Hill Jack Smith Jamaa Fanaka Jean Rollin Jeff Lieberman Jerry Warren Jess Franco Jim Wynorski Joe D'Amato Joe Sarno John Carpenter John Waters José Mojica Marins (Coffin Joe) José Ramón Larraz Joseph Merhi Juan Piquer Simón Kenneth Anger Kinji Fukasaku Larry Cohen Lars von Trier Lindsay Shonteff Lloyd Kaufman Lucio Fulci M. Night Shyamalan Mario Bava Melvin Van Peebles Menahem Golan Michael and Roberta Findlay Nico Mastorakis Norman J Warren Olaf Ittenbach Paul Morrissey Quentin Tarantino Radley Metzger Ralph Bakshi Ray Dennis Steckler Richard Gabai Richard Rush Rob Zombie Robert Rodriguez Roger Corman Roger Watkins Ron Ormond Ruggero Deodato Russ Meyer Samuel Z. Arkoff Samuel Fuller Sam Katzman Sean Weathers Seijun Suzuki Sergio Corbucci Sergio Leone Shaw Brothers Stephen Apostolof Stuart Gordon Takashi Miike Ted V. Mikels Tobe Hooper Umberto Lenzi Uwe Boll Wes Craven William "One Shot" Beaudine William Castle William Girdler William Grefe William Lustig Walerian Borowczyk Yoram Globus Zebedy Colt
Actors:
Code:
Adam West Alan Steel Allison Hayes Angelo Rossitto Annie Belle Arch Hall Jr Audie Murphy Barbara Steele Bela Lugosi Beverly Garland Bill Goldberg Billy Blanks Blue Demon Boris Karloff Brinke Stevens Bruce Campbell Bruce Dern Bruce Lee (Le, Li, etc.) Buck Flower Bud Spencer Cameron Mitchell Candice Rialson Casper Van Dien Chelo Alonso Cheryl "Rainbeaux" Smith Christina Lindberg Christopher Lee (except his newer films) Chuck Conners Chuck Norris Clint Howard (except his brother's films) Corey Feldman Corey Haim Cynthia Rothrock Charles Bronson Claudia Jennings Daniel Bernhardt David Bradley David Carradine David Hess Dennis Hopper (ex: Speed) Dick Miller Divine Dolores Fuller Dolph Lundgren Don “The Dragon” Wilson Don Johnson Dona Speir Donald Pleasence Doug McClure D'Urville Martin Dyanne Thorne Eddie Deezen Eddie Parker Eduardo Cianelli Edwige Fenech Elisha Cook Jr Elizabeth Russell Ernest Borgnine Faith Domergue Fred Williamson Gary Daniels Geofrrey Lewis George Kennedy George Zucco Gordon Scott Harry Reems Harvey Lembeck Hulk Hogan J. Carrol Naish Jack Elam Jack Nicholson (pre-1975) Jack Palance Jackie Coogan James Arness James Karen Jan-Michael Vincent Jason Statham Jayne Mainsfield Jean-Claude van Damme Jeff Conaway Jeff Speakman Jeff Wincott Jeffery Combs Jim Brown Jim "The Dragon" Kelly Joan Crawford Joe Don Baker Joe Spinell John Agar John Bloom John Carradine John Saxon Karin Schubert Klaus Kinski Lana Clarkson Laura Gemser Lee Van Cleef Lili Carati Lina Romay Linda Blair Linnea Quigley Lionel Atwill Lon Chaney Jr Lorenzo Lamas Lou Ferrigno Mädchen Amick Maila Nurmi Mamie Van Doren Mantan Mooreland Maria Ford Maria Ouspenskaya Mariangela Giordano Marjoe Gortner Martin Kosleck Mary Mendum (aka Rebecca Brooke) Mary Woronov Maureen O'Sullivan Michael Berryman Michael Dudikoff Micheal Gough Micheal Ironside Michelle Bauer Misty Mundae Olivia Pascal Olivier Gruner Paola Senatore Pam Grier Patrick Swayze Peter Cushing Peter Graves Peter Lorre Phil Fondacaro Pierre Kirby PJ Soles Randolph Scott Reiko Ike Rena Riffel Richard Carlson Richard Harrison Richard Johnson Richard Norton Richard Roundtree Robert Vaughn Robert Z'dar Roddy McDowall Roddy Piper Roger Watkins Rondo Hatton Rudy Ray Moore Russ Tamblyn Santo Shannon Tweed Shannon Whirry Shô Kosugi Sid Haig Simon Oakland Soledad Miranda Sonny Chiba Steve Railsback Steve Reeves Steven Seagal Sybil Danning Sylvia Kristel Ted Prior Terrence Hill The Amazing Criswell Tom Atkins Tor Johnson Traci Lords Tura Santana Udo Kier Uschi Digard Vanity Victor Buono Vincent Price Virginia Leith Warren Oates Whit Bissell William Shatner (except Star Trek) William Smith Zoe Trilling
Distributors/Studios:
Code:
Academy Adness Alpha Blue American International Pictures (A.I.P.) Amicus Artsmagic Asia Pulp Cinema Bci / Eclipse Blue Underground Boxoffice International Pictures Cannon Films list Red Concorde-New Horizons Critical Mass Crown International Pictures Cult Epics Dark Sky Films Discotek Fantoma Full Moon Grindhouse Releasings Hammer Film Productions Hong Kong Legends Imperial Independent International Pictures Mill Creek Entertainment Mondo Macabro Monogram MPI New Concorde New World No Shame Panik House PRC Redemption Retro Seduction Cinema Seduction Cinema Severin Films Shout Factory Shriek Show Something Weird Video Sub Rosa Sunn Classic Pictures Synapse The Asylum Toe Tag Pictures (August Underground) Toei Tokyo Shock Troma Entertainment Unearthed VCI Vinegar Syndrome WWE Studios
(Some more theatrical ones, with samples of their output)
Code:
After Dark Films (The Abandoned, Captivity, Frontier(s)) Audubon Films (I a Woman, The Lickerish Quartet, Therese and Isabelle) Bryanston Distributing (Coonskin, Deep Throat, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre) Cambist Films (Anita, The Crazies, Ilsa) Chancellor Films (Confessions of a Psycho Cat. The Diary of Knockers McCalla, Submission) Commonwealth United (99 Women, The Blood of Fu Manchu , The Girl Who Knew Too Much) Dimension Pictures (Boss N----r, Dolemite, Gator Bait) Empire Pictures (Creepozoids, Re-Animator, Troll) Eve Productions (Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!, Mondo Topless, Vixen!) Film Ventures International (Anthropophagus, Ator the Invincible, Pieces) The Filmgroup (Creature from the Haunted Sea, Little Shop of Horrors, The Wasp Woman) Greycat Films (The Dark Backward, Henry - Portrait of a Serial Killer, Meet the Feebles) Grove Press (I am Curious, Mr. Freedom, Week End) J.E.R. Pictures(Diary of a Nudist, The Ghastly Ones, Nude on the Moon) Jack H Harris Enterprises (Dark Star, Equinox, Schlock) Joseph Brenner Associates (Cuban Rebel Girls, Deep River Savages, Shock Waves) MPM (Invasion of the Bee Girls, Virus, Savage Streets) Magnet Releasing (Chocolate, Let the Right One In, Ong Bak 2) Maron Films (Godzilla - Monster Zero, Godzilla's Revenge, War of the Gargantuas) Millimeter Films (Hardware, The Return of the Swamp Thing, Stepfather II) Sherpix (Pink Narcissus, Punishment Park, The Stewardesses) Trans American Films (The Cycle Savages, Salon Kitty, Shivers) Trans World Entertainment (The Curse, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, Maniac Cop) UFDC (1990 - The Bronx Warriors, Dawn of the Dead, Sleepaway Camp) World Northal (The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, The Children, Slaughter in San Francisco)
13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
04-18-22, 08:54 PM
#76
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Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
Knocked off two more from my objectives list:
Games Girls Play
I only know about this one because it turned up on the list of movies that played in Louisville the day I was born. It was the first in a triple feature at two drive-ins. The others were Jokes My Folks Never Told Me and The Groove Tube. It's a comedy whose plot revolves around a 17 year old American girl recruiting her three finishing school roommates for a scheme to seduce high ranking diplomats. The age of consent seems to be 16 in the U.K., where that part of the story takes place, so it would have been legal. The liaisons at the beginning take place on American soil--with Army officers of ascending ranks, no less--so those certainly weren't. In any case, all the seduction attempts fail comically for various reasons. I actually liked it overall. The quartet of students have nice camaraderie chemistry that's enjoyable to watch. The comedic rhythm is consistently good enough to get several snorts or chuckles out of me. There are also two delightful scenes involving the girls' seduction attempts not going anywhere. One ends up doing a Russian dance in a hotel room with the Russian ambassador while a cellist and accordionist play blindfold and his interpreter sits in a recliner with his back to everyone. The other plays ping-pong with the star of the Chinese ping-pong team, who is entirely oblivious to what she's trying to do.
Killer Nun
This was much more a straight drama than the trashy fun I expected. In an early scene, Sister Gertrude snaps at dinner. She seizes an elderly patient's dentures and stomps them to pieces. The whole time, the elderly woman watches helplessly and just sobs. It's devastatingly visceral, and possibly the most heartbreaking scene I've seen in anything so far in 2022. Most of the the bits that on paper probably are trashy fun ended up not feeling that way at all. The sex scenes were sad to watch rather than titillating. I was genuinely invested in Sisters Gertrude and Mathieu. The latter appears fully nude in their dorm room a few times. The first time, I thought, "Here we go with the trashy fun!" But as the movie progressed, Mathieu's unrequited devotion to Gertrude became so desperate and pathetic that it kind of retroactively blunted that earlier reaction. On the Blue Underground Blu-ray, the director shares that they filmed in an actual convent. They got permission based on an entirely fake script, and maintained the deception by stopping whatever they were filming and put on a charade of setting up until whoever came around left. Part of me found that amusing and admires the craftiness, but mostly I feel like that was too far over the line.
Games Girls Play
I only know about this one because it turned up on the list of movies that played in Louisville the day I was born. It was the first in a triple feature at two drive-ins. The others were Jokes My Folks Never Told Me and The Groove Tube. It's a comedy whose plot revolves around a 17 year old American girl recruiting her three finishing school roommates for a scheme to seduce high ranking diplomats. The age of consent seems to be 16 in the U.K., where that part of the story takes place, so it would have been legal. The liaisons at the beginning take place on American soil--with Army officers of ascending ranks, no less--so those certainly weren't. In any case, all the seduction attempts fail comically for various reasons. I actually liked it overall. The quartet of students have nice camaraderie chemistry that's enjoyable to watch. The comedic rhythm is consistently good enough to get several snorts or chuckles out of me. There are also two delightful scenes involving the girls' seduction attempts not going anywhere. One ends up doing a Russian dance in a hotel room with the Russian ambassador while a cellist and accordionist play blindfold and his interpreter sits in a recliner with his back to everyone. The other plays ping-pong with the star of the Chinese ping-pong team, who is entirely oblivious to what she's trying to do.
Killer Nun
This was much more a straight drama than the trashy fun I expected. In an early scene, Sister Gertrude snaps at dinner. She seizes an elderly patient's dentures and stomps them to pieces. The whole time, the elderly woman watches helplessly and just sobs. It's devastatingly visceral, and possibly the most heartbreaking scene I've seen in anything so far in 2022. Most of the the bits that on paper probably are trashy fun ended up not feeling that way at all. The sex scenes were sad to watch rather than titillating. I was genuinely invested in Sisters Gertrude and Mathieu. The latter appears fully nude in their dorm room a few times. The first time, I thought, "Here we go with the trashy fun!" But as the movie progressed, Mathieu's unrequited devotion to Gertrude became so desperate and pathetic that it kind of retroactively blunted that earlier reaction. On the Blue Underground Blu-ray, the director shares that they filmed in an actual convent. They got permission based on an entirely fake script, and maintained the deception by stopping whatever they were filming and put on a charade of setting up until whoever came around left. Part of me found that amusing and admires the craftiness, but mostly I feel like that was too far over the line.
04-20-22, 10:52 AM
#77
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
Happy 420. Today would normally had been a day I watched Grandma's Boy. But I'm not sure if I still have it.
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04-20-22, 09:16 PM
#79
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Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
Full moon 4/20 deal good until Friday 4/22 at noon.
Get evil bong set and 10 disks for price of one year streaming of 59.99$
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Get evil bong set and 10 disks for price of one year streaming of 59.99$
https://www.fullmoondirect.com/
Pick from this selection for 10 disks:
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04-20-22, 10:42 PM
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04-20-22, 11:50 PM
#81
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Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
I finally watched Reefer Madness. What no one ever told me was that it takes place in the Dick Tracy Cinematic Universe:
Time index: 46:45.
Time index: 46:45.
04-22-22, 04:34 PM
#82
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Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
I thought that this was an appropriate story to post here. The Transit Drive In in Buffalo, which has been family owned for almost 50 years has been sold to Dipson Theaters. I hate to imagine what will happen to it now.
04-23-22, 10:10 PM
#83
DVD Talk Special Edition
Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
Next Friday, TCM has films that would fit starting at 6am and running all day
04-30-22, 08:37 PM
#84
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Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
Thank you for a fun challenge Caligula. I didn't get a lot in, but seeing that I just hit 30 , I thought that was a nice round number to stop at.
05-01-22, 08:38 AM
#85
DVD Talk Special Edition
Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
This was a really great challenge this year for me... I did my most in a while and got some fun films in. Thanks for running it Caligula.
05-01-22, 10:32 AM
#86
DVD Talk Special Edition
Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
Thanks for running the challenge Caligula. I finished with Petey Wheatstraw, a movie I thought I hadn't seen until I started watching it. I did not enjoy it as much as Ruby Ray Moore's other 70s movies, but it's still an off-kilter blast. I'm watching international films for the MYO challenge so I'll continue watching some spaghetti westerns.
05-01-22, 11:44 AM
#87
Challenge Guru & Comic Nerd
Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
As usual, I basically had/made little time for viewing this month. Was hoping to dig out at least one exploitation boxset, but only managed to barely complete my monthly checklist, most of it sort of fitting the Challenge criteria. One of these years I’ll have a better April….
05-01-22, 06:00 PM
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Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
Thanks for keeping this alive, Caligula. It was a blast. I managed to partially work my way through 10 box sets (8 unopened) starting with some Shaw brothers and finishing off with a Bruno Mattei nunsploitation flick. As usual, I'll spend the proceeding month attempting to get through some of the remaining supplemental material.
Last edited by Chad; 05-01-22 at 07:32 PM.
05-01-22, 06:48 PM
#89
Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
Many thanks to Caligula for hosting this challenge - always one of my favorites. Despite a slow start I managed to hit 85, 65 of which were FTVs. I got through most of the Andy Milligan box set. I skipped a couple movies that were just variations of ones I watched (one was the version without additional footage and the other was a TV version) and a few that appeared as extra features like Toga Party. I may try to fit those into next year's challenge. I also had a big jump in streaming movies due to my by now well used but still fairly new Roku. As always, looking forward to next year.
05-02-22, 09:44 PM
#90
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Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
Thanks for running the challenge Caligula. I finished with Petey Wheatstraw, a movie I thought I hadn't seen until I started watching it. I did not enjoy it as much as Ruby Ray Moore's other 70s movies, but it's still an off-kilter blast. I'm watching international films for the MYO challenge so I'll continue watching some spaghetti westerns.
Let me add my thanks to Caligula for organizing this challenge. I didn't complete my objectives in part because of baseball but I largely enjoyed what I did get to. It was certainly more consistently enjoyable than the Reds.
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05-04-22, 02:26 PM
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Re: 13th Annual Drive-in/Exploitation/B-Movie Challenge April 1-30, 2022
I didn’t count it, but it felt appropriate to watch an exploitation/illegal/creepy marathon of the movie and TV versions of A Teacher, plus the Netflix series Devotion, which also involved a student-teacher relationship.