I liked it...what other terrible movies do you suggest?

Milpitas definitely deserves the official treatment, although I've always felt dvd releases ruin "that look" the old ones on vhs had, Burial Ground probably being the best example I can think of.

2001 Maniacs was good, I found Blood Feast 2 to be more satisfying, while the Wizard Of Gore reimagining was so awful that I couldn't even make it half way through. Now I'm hearing about a Color Me Blood Red reimagining. Maybe they'll find some old water-bikes to stick in somewhere.
 
I'ts been too long for Ritter. I really hope Twisted Illusions 2 wasn't it for him. Dirty Cop and Killing Spree are some of my all-time favorites. I'd give anything to see Asbestos Felt make a drunken fool of himself one more time. Have you seen reconciled? That's the only one I haven't seen, besides the first twisted illusions.
 
I'll keep an eye out for Blood Games, Elves too. And I'm a little intrigued by this sunny side up movie, I'll assume big bro didn't make a cameo. I'm definitely getting Home Sick. Most recently, I got a hold of Bone Sickness which includes gore that must be seen to be believed, and Frankensteins Bloody Nightmare which turned out to be an incoherent, overrated joke. For some reason I expected alot from this movie and got nothing. If you've seen Begotten, it's kinda like that, otherwise, nevermind.
 
I finally found a copy of Tales From The Quadead Zone on Amazon, three thousand dollars!! That's it, I give up.

I think Ritter even wrote and published a book. Seems like I came across info about it on the net a few years ago.
I haven't seen Reconciled either.

Having watched Island Fury again(yes I'm a glutton for punishment)I wonder what the story with the movie is- it's obvious that the flashback scenes is an entirely different movie than the "present day" scenes. The flashback stuff was made in the early 80's, while the the present day was made in the late 80's. I wonder if originally the film was never completed then another company came along and filmed new footage then released it. Which of course happened with a lot of films back then. I'm sure this is why we get the "the docks are gone", and older Jimmer saying he "tore down the house" because it was filmed in an entirely different location. And what happened to the woman down in the basement?

I do feel sorry for the Kirsten Baker fans who are buying the movie specifically for her, I think they'll be a lil disappointed :p

Add Werewolf in a Women's Prison to my "must see" list.

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

I just saw Reconciled. Not typical Ritter, but as always, a perfect example of an interesting/entertaining story not being overshadowed by the video camera. No Wynkoop, but there is a hilarious-looking dragon that shows up from time to time. Plus a positive message. I read on a website that Ritter may not direct again, but more than likely, he's taking an extended break, which could always mean someday he'll return with enough money to ditch the video.

I just wrote a review of Please Don't Eat The Babies a few days ago. Something about the vibe of that movie, and the way everyone carries themselves, almost reminds me of Troll 2. Except Troll 2 was filmed in another dimension, and PDETB is just awkward.

I was recently watching Buttcrack, haven't seen it in many years, it's alot better than I remember, I love it when that happens. Wade is the man.

I'm thinking of giving the Ichi and Guinea Pig series a try, I never really tapped into what Asia has to offer, although, you gotta love Attack Of The Mushroom people.

Werewolf in a Women's Prison sounds even better than The Rats Are Coming, The Werewolves Are Here, but perhaps not quite as remarkable as Werewolves on Wheels. But we'll see.

Well, if Henenlotter can come back after all these years with a new film. And Greg Lamberson is coming back with a sequel to Slime City, with Slime City Massacre. I have hope for Ritter.

There's just something about Please Don't Eat The Daisies that keeps drawing me back.

Buttcrack has Mojo Nixon, so the movie doesn't need fixin'...Sorry, I was trying to make a reference to that Dead Milkman song.

I still haven't seen Fatty Drives The Bus

I've seen some Asian cinema- Battle Royale, the Ring trilogy, Machine Girl, Chinese Ghost Story,Close Encounters of the Spooky Kind(with Sammo Hung), Terrifying Girls' High School: Lynch Law Classroom(that's a great 70's exploitation flick with Japanese school girls), and a wacky horror comedy from the 70's called House(more Japanese school girls, and some really amazing effects.), Suicide Club, various martial arts flicks.
And some of the Japanese zombie flicks- Junk, Stacy: Attack of the Schoolgirl Zombies,
And a very fun Chinese zombie flick- Bio-Zombie
Oh yeah, and 2DLK- 2 Japanese ladies who share an apartment spend the whole movie trying to kill each other- great fun!

Now here's a zombie movie I want to see!!

Special Dead
When a zombie plague infects Camp Special Dude, a dude ranch for the mentally handicapped, a ragtag band of campers and counselors struggles to survive the night. Led by the indifferent, nun-chuck-wielding head counselor, Mac, and his wheelchair-bound sister Dale, the unlikely heroes fight their way off the mountain as, one by one, they're picked off and join the ranks of the walking dead. It's a campy stampede of blood, boobs and gore as some "very special" people show that they can kick some serious undead ass.

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God help me, I recently saw Zombie Rampage. After reading about it, I was expecting something similar to Zombie '90, which couldn't have been a more accurate assumption as it would turn out. I can't believe I'm saying this, but in a way, Zombie '90 actually made more sense. About 30 minutes into it, it occured to me that I hadn't caught a single word uttered. Everyone was trying waaaay too hard to act mad. Exactly how much (incoherent) bickering does a movie like this need? As it would turn out, Zombie Rampage was exactly what I was hoping for.
 
I was also recently impressed by another 80's s.o.v. called Cannibal Campout. There were some trailers on the dvd, how is The Woodchipper Massacre?

I finally saw Two Front Teeth, which I would recommend simply because it's about as surreal as B-horror gets. The sight of the Vampire (tooth fairy) Santa, "Clausferatu" will forever haunt your dreams.
 
And I also just saw Special Dead. It's like Citizen Toxie, if Citizen Toxie focused on the "very special" through out the entire movie, in other words, it was awsome!!
 
Have you seen Gutterballs? Or Hands Of Blood? Or Screams Of A Winter Night?

and soon, I'll own my very own copy of Blood Games... and The Zombie Bloodbath Trilogy!! Damn right I'm a Todd Sheets fan now.

The "Zombie Bloodbath" trilogy is a lot of fun. The 3rd is the weekest of the series. The first is a blast. Awesome low-budget gold.

"The Woodchipper Massacre" is goreless. With a title like that you can't help but think otherwise.

I saw the first Zombie Bloodbath the other night. About as entertaining as a low-budget horror film from the 90's could possibly be. And how about that mullet guy? Where the hell did he come from?

I've had my eye on Woocchipper Massacre as well as Microwave Massacre for years but never took that $8 plunge. I'm thinking Video Violence 1 and 2 would be a more worthwhile purchase.

I think you would enjoy Video Violence 1 and 2 more than Woodchipper Massacre. Woodchipper Massacre is a fun little comedy, but there is no massacre.

Microwave Massacre is good sleazy cheap fun. Corny dialogue, a "walk-in" sized microwave, cheesy effects.

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I have a beat up copy of Screams of a Winter Night on VHS. Ultra low-budget anthology flick, but I really dig it.

Have you delved into the world of Paul Kener? Wendigo('78), and Savage Water('79)

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

Yeah, after recently watching Cannibal Campout, I'm now educated on Camp Motion Pictures, and I did recently see Video Violence 1 and 2. 1 was good, didn't have much patience for 2. The little booklet that came with the dvd was interesting, it mentioned several other sov's, such as Boarding House, sounds interesting.

You should really check out Gutterballs, I just saw it. It's like I Spit On Your Grave with a bowling pin thrown in... or shoved in. Reminds me of The Doom Generation, with the crudeness and all, yet it's very 80's, and very very gory and borderline(?) pornographic.

I've been looking for Savage Water, but no luck.

Don't forget about the new Combat Shock Tromasterpiece release, mine is on the way.

And speaking of dvd releases, Messiah Of Evil, the official dvd release will finally be out next month by Code Red. Extras, the original score, and oh yeah, audio commentary!!

I think Boardinghouse is one of the first SOV movies. I've seen it, but it's been a long time.

I do want to see Gutterballs. The word Savage, and the theme for I Spit made me think of the 80's classic "Savage Streets" with Linda Blair. Good stuff.

I've really been happy with Code Red DVDs, love all the extras and commentaries.

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

Any low-budget Vampire flicks (new or old) come to mind? I recently got hooked on HBO's Trueblood.

And even more recently, I bought a movie I really, really wish I hadn't called Terror At Blood Fart Lake.

Satan's Black Wedding(1975) from Nick Millard, director of Criminally Insane.
The Tenderness of Wolves(1973)
Aswang(1994) Filipino vampire in America
The Reflecting Skin(1990) with Viggo Mortensen

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

What up, Smerd? So, anyway, a few months ago, I bought one of Chris Seaver's new movies, Terror At Blood Fart Lake, which would be my introduction to LBP. Honestly, I hated it, I found it irritating, and ridiculous, to the point that I wanted to take it out of the dvd player and break it. This obnoxious parody of a parody rubbed me the wrong way, to say the least. So, here I am, a few months later, and I now own 14 LBP flicks, and I've seen Blood Fart Lake I don't know how many times, I lost count. LBP won me over, plain and simple. In case you haven't seen this movie, it is a true work of art, with some one-liners that will leave you in a teary-eyed stupor. This Seaver guy is a genius. I sure didn't see that one coming.

Teen Ape Goes To Camp is also a new favorite. And I just saw Taintlight, and I Spit Chew On Your Grave, which are hilarious. Look out for Teen Ape vs. The Monster Nazi Apocalypse (from Troma) some time next year. And there's also Wet Heat, Film Crew, Carnage For The Destroyer, Destruction Kings, The Filthy Mcnasty Trilogy, Deathbone, Ski Wolf, and ofcourse, Mulva. I'm Truly baffled that Blood Fart Lake has led to all of this.

And some interesting non-LBP's I've recently come across...

Better Living Through Killing
Townies
At Dawn They Sleep
Urban Flesh
Super Badass
Love Me Deadly
To Dance With Death
Sick Girl

How about you? Seen any good B-cinema lately?

Hey Troma,

I've written some of those down from your list.

I am eagerly awaiting Slime City Massacre- the long awaited sequel to Slime City.

I did recently pick up the Too Cool For School Collection(Cave Girl, Coach, Hunk, Jocks, Weekend Pass, My Tutor, My Chauffeur, Malibu Beach, Beach Girls,The Pom Pom Girls, Tomboy, and The Van)

Also bought the teen sex comedy classic Screwballs...and one from the late 70's I've never seen before King Frat(1979)

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

I only got around to seeing Slime City just a few months ago. Definitely some impressive 80's Horror. I got the Slime City Grindhouse Collection. There's some pretty good stuff on there. Here's some more of my most recent discoveries.

Cheerleader Autopsy (Not quite as good as it sounds, but still pretty good)
Lucker The Necrophagous (Sick Horror from Belgium)
Meat Weed Madness (now I've seen it all)
Henenlotter's Bad Biology (worth waiting for)
Gimme Skelter (from the director of The Stink Of Flesh.)
Hanger (from the director of Gutterballs)
Necroville (A Kevin Smith movie courtesy of Billy Garberina)
Alice In Wasteland (Now, that's a chick flick)

I'm now in the middle of exploring the "Toxie's Triple Terror" series. And wouldn't you know it, Demented Death Farm Massacre, Curse Of The Cannibal Confederates, and Deadly Daphne's Revenge ALL turned out to be fairly decent. I was genuinely shocked.

Next on my most wanted list, The Machine Girl, Gone The Way Of Flesh, Houseboat Horror, and Feeding The Masses.

I just watched The Machine Girl again today. Lots of blood spraying and dismemberment. "How do you like my drill bra?"

Can't wait to see Slime City Massacre.

Check out - The Dark Power, more great cheesiness from the 80's.

That's too bad about Cheerleader Autopsy, what waste of a great title.

Speaking of cheerleaders, I want to see All Cheerleaders Die. The movie Lucky McKee did before May.

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

I really dig Lucky McKee. May was awsome. Have you seen Roman? Directed by Angela Bettis, and starring McKee.

Ever heard of Bill Zebub? Director of insane blasphemous schlock, such as...

Bad Acid (my personal favorite)
The Worst Horror Movie Ever Made
Metal Retardation
Rape Is A Circle
Assmonster: The Making of a Horror Movie
Kill the Scream Queen
Skits-O-Phrenia
Stereotypes Don't Just Disappear Into Thin Air
Breaking Her Will

Speaking of blasphemous, I got my eye on a little something called Slaughtered Vomit Dolls. Still trying to decide on whether to go there or not. LOL!!

Next on my list...

August Underground
Snakewoman
Last House On The Beach  
Strange Things Happen At Sundown
Black Devil Doll

Roman is excellent. I'd love to see McKee play more psychotic roles.

I have heard of Zebub but haven't actually seen his movies.

I have my eyes out for:

Mad Mutilator '83 (Sounds like a good trashy French schlockfest)

Suffer, Little Children '83

Månguden '88 aka The Moon God

Tracking '81 (Four teenage girls are terrorized by the ghost of a sex-mad American soldier who wants to rape them.)

Killer! '89 (A man is made insane by medical experiments and begins a murder and cannibalism spree.)

South of Hell Mountain '71 (After planning to just rob a gold mine, an outlaw and his two sons end up killing all of the miners...)

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

I'm also looking for Suffer, Little Children. Lately, I've been itching for some obscure vhs. I just bought Summer Camp Nightmare. I haven't seen that in almost 20 years. My next purchase will either include He Kills Night After Night After Night, Nightmare At Shadow Woods, or Terror At Red Wolf Inn. Any thoughts, or advice?

Keep an eye out for Beyond McNasty: Filthy McNasty 4, and also Mulva 3, and like 2 or 3 other Seaver flicks. It's gonna be a big year for LBP.

For Terror At Red Wolf Inn- there is a gorier version, read these comments here:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069362/board/thread/139621116

I have the cut version, I wasn't even aware there was more gore- it's not like some horror movies where you can tell its been cut. It's still a great little horror film, sort of a Motel Hell before Motel Hell. And some nice weird moments like the shark scene.

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

LOL, the shark scene was fun. Pretty decent movie. For some reason I was under the impression that Terror At The Red Wolf Inn was a British flick. That was kinda the only reason I bought it. Still glad I did. So, Any good obscure 70's British Horror flicks come to mind?

Ever heard of an obscure 60's biker movie called Sinners Blood?

Just ordered Night School. I have a good feeling about this one.

My next purchase will include either God's Bloody Acre, or a film called Skullduggery. Any words of wisdom?

Skullduggery- I assume your talking about the '83 one, and not the '70 one with Burt Reynolds? The '83 one is....interesting.

God's Bloody Acre is a neat little exploitation flick.

I'm thinking on the 70's British horror...

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Yeah, definitely the one from '83. And by "interesting", I'll just go ahead and assume you mean "ridiculous and confusing". Sounds awsome. I gotta get that one soon, along with a Scottish Horror movie I've been reading about called Dark Nature.

I saw God's Bloody Acre last week. Pretty much what I was hoping for, although, a laugh or 2 would have been nice. Any opinions on The Playgirl Killer?

Have you seen Girly (AKA Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny & Girly)? These days, it ain't often I find a Horror movie that I LOVE. Now, that's what I call British Horror.

How about Hell's Ground? Definitely my first Low-budget Horror from Pakistan.

"And by "interesting", I'll just go ahead and assume you mean "ridiculous and confusing"."

Absolutely!

I need to see Girly again, it's been since the 80's- but I do remember enjoying it.

Glad you liked God's Bloody Acre, nice little gem there.

I haven't seen any Pakistan horror films yet...I'll have to check it out.

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

Have you seen the 70's exploitation flick Killer's Moon? Escaped mental patients terrorize a group of British school girls.

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

Can't say I've seen Killer's Moon, yet, but it's now on the list. I did just recently see Twisted Nightmare. And speaking of painfully dull movies, I also finally got around to seeing Skullduggery... and now, please, let's never speak of this movie again, LOL!!

Here's some more I've recently come across...

Pep Squad: A recent Troma release. Hilarious.

Bloodthirsty Cannibal Demons: From good ol' Todd Sheets. Worthless

Zombies Anonymous: Ever wonder what Shatter Dead would be like if it were awsome?

Deadgirl: Written by Trent Haaga. Gruesome, mean-spirited and original.

Splatter Farm: I'd be surprised if you hadn't seen this one, but in case you haven't, I'm talking about Awkward twin brothers with short shorts, pathetic, little mustasches, who sound as if they have brain-damage. This is 80's s.o.v. Heaven.

A movie called Brainjacked will be out next month. Looks really promising. From the same dvd label as future H.G. Lewis release, The Uh-Oh Show.

Here's a few more I'm itching to see

Fat Guy Goes Nutzoid
Blood And Sex Nightmare
Unmasked Part 25
Microwave Massacre (I can't believe I still haven't seen this)
Night Of The Howling Beast
The Evictors

I have seen Splatter Farm. The Polonia brothers. You should look them up they have a long history of straight to DVD stuff. They've worked with Ron Bonk(Strawberry Estates) quite a bit. Sadly John Polonia passed away in 2008....not exactly a fan of their work, but there might be something in there.

I have seen Microwave Massacre, and own it on DVD. This goes back to my youth in the 80's renting horror after horror movie. Anything with Massacre in the title always caught my eye- Microwave Massacre came in one of those giant oversized boxes. It's good 'ol cheesy horror comedy. Love the giant microwave!

I have seen Unmasked Part 25, been ages, from what I remember it's a slasher spoof.

The Evictors is excellent. From Charles Pierce who gave us Legend Of Boggy Creek and The Town That Dreaded Sundown.

I like Trent Haaga, I liked that movie he did where him and his wife are serial killers and they get in a big fight- Suburban Nightmare.

Pep Squad looks fun.

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

Finally tracked down a copy of Blood Lake. Some of these B-movies I track down actually turn out to not be worth the search. Blood Lake is not one of those B-movies. It was beautiful, I tell you.

Check out Zombie Abomination: The Italian Zombie Movie Part 1 and Zombie Atrocity: The Italian Zombie Movie Part 2. Incredibly clever spoofs of Fulci and Mattei.

Next on my list?

Bubba's Chili Parlor

P.S. Mulva: Zombie Ass Kicker is being remade.

Haha a remake? Already?

Thanks for the heads up on those zombie movies!!


I found something you'll want to add to your collection-
http://retroslashers.net/making-of-the-black-devil-doll-bobblehead/

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

Hey, that's pretty cool. Speaking of Black Devil Doll From Hell, it's being officially released on dvd next month. And it gets better. One of the extras will be Chester Turners "other" movie, Tales From The Quadead Zone.

Speaking of awsome news. Tim Ritter is back. Look out for Truth Or Dare 4. Can I get an amen?

Alright, so, recently I sat through something called the vomit gore trilogy. Created by a guy named Lucifer Valentine, an alleged satanist. Slaughtered Vomit Dolls, ReGOREgitated Sacrifice, and Slow Torture Puke Chamber. You'll never truly grasp what "too far" really means until you see the things I saw. Monsterous mutilations and random vomiting is only the beginning, as I just wasn't prepared for the despicable acts portrayed in these evil, evil films. These flicks aren't too big on dialogue, and the editing, and audio is weird, and the only way to really know what it's about is by reading the back of the dvd case. Although, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't intrigued. The only one I would actually recommend is ReGOREgitated Sacrifice, which takes place inside a dying mind, which is seconds away from descending into hell. The things I saw in this movie probably took years off my life. It's that hardcore. In Slow Torture Puke Chamber, we get to see a guy rip off a babies arm, and put it in a blender, drink liquid baby arm, vomit it back up, and drink it again. Good times. When it was all over, I was literally shaking and my stomach was in knots. Nothing could have prepared me for this. It's just that I saw some things that I just had no business seeing. And that's all I'm gonna say about it.

Sorry for such a long gap in replies, things got hectic around here!

I will def be buying that DVD, and looking out for Tim Ritter's new movie. I think he's published a couple of books, have you read any of those?

A few months ago I picked up the 50 movie set- PURE TERROR, been working my way through it, I really enjoy the set:

The Amazing Transparent Man
Anatomy of a Psycho
Blood Sabbath
Bloody Pit of Horror
Crucible of Horror
Curse of Bigfoot
Death in the Shadows
Death Warmed Up
The Devil's Nightmare
Devil's Possessed
Doctor Jekyll and the Werewolf
Don't Answer the Phone!
Double Exposure
The Dungeon of Harrow
The Eerie Midnight Horror Show
The Embalmer
Evil Brain from Outer Space
Fangs of the Living Dead
Frankenstein 80
Grave of the Vampire
Green Eyes
Guru,the Mad Monk
Hands of Steel
Horror Rises from the Tomb
The House by the Cemetery
The House That Screamed
It Happened at Nightmare Inn
Keep My Grave Open
Manos:The Hands of Fate
The Manster
Monstroid
Mutant
My Mom's a Werewolf
The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave
Night Fright
Night of Bloody Horror
Night of the Blood Beast
The Oval Portrait
Point of Terror
The Sadist
Satan's Slave
Scared to Death
The Tell-Tale Heart
Terror Creatures from the Grave
Terror in the Jungle
They Saved Hitler's Brain
Thirsty Dead, The
The Undertaker and His Pals
Vampire's Night Orgy
The Werewolf of Washington

There's some great stinkers in there. The most recent one I watched was The House That Screamed, a late 60's Spanish horror flick about girls being killed off at an all girls school. The makers of PIECES definitely borrowed some ideas from this.

I've read about the trilogy, especially Slaughtered Vomit Dolls....think I'll pass!

Hope you're having a great new year!

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

How's it goin', Smerd? I've been hanging out on the Horror board, lately. Probably a little too much. You can learn alot there. Still no Devil Doll release. Or no Uh-Oh Show for that matter. And no, I haven't read any Ritter books

That's a nice looking package. So, you've seen Keep My Grave Open? Unusual, somber little movie. Oboviously nothing impressive, but
if you're a Brownrigg completist like me, then it's kinda necessary.

I've been thinking about getting a hold of Blood Sabbath and Manos.

A while ago, I bought the Mill Creek Chilling Classics 50 pack. I wasn't quite as lucky, as the only remotely watchable flicks on there (Messiah Of Evil, Milpitas Monster, Drive-In Massacre, Horrors Of Spider Island & Bad Taste) are ones I already own.

However, in the last week, I got the Drive-In Cult Classics 8-Pack, with Malibu High, Cindy & Donna & Pick-Up. Now, that's more like it.

Alright. Down to business...

Here's the gems (worth mentioning) that I've added to my collection, lately.

Mark Of The Witch
Brides Wore Blood
Bummer (produced by Dave Friedman. He just recently died, in case you didn't know)
Little Corey Gorey (If I knew how good this was, I woulda bought it years ago)
Nun Of That
Sympathy (2007, increcible low-budget thriller)
Chainsaw Sally
The Chainsaw Sally Show season 1
Nightmare At Shadow Woods
Hollow Gate (no doubt one of the bottom 5 of the 80's)
Evil Come, Evil Go (excellent)
Blood On The Highway (Hilarious new vampire comedy)
Easter Bunny Kill Kill
Smash Cut
Emanuelle & The Last Cannibals
Zombi 3
Whiskey Mountain

In case you don't know it, God's Bloody Acre has recently got the official treatment. Haven't gotten a copy yet. Amazon sold out faster than one would think.

Future additions to my collection.

Thankskilling
Bleading lady (new movie from director of Gutterballs)
Wet Wilderness
Bloodbath in the House of Knives
Blood Oath
Crypt of Dark Secrets
Mama's dirty girls
Night of the Witches
Hardgore
Hell Fire On Ice

And here's the trailer for a new Troma movie that I'm looking forward to...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_qubJXp8lE

New year goin' just fine. Same to ya, buddy.

Ya know, Gene. There are times when I suspect that you're the brains of this outfit.

I was happy with the 50 Chilling Classics, very few of the films I didn't like, my set didn't come with Milpitas Monster.

I have all 4 volumes of the Drive-In Cult Classics, the same company has released some cool sets, like the Too Cool For School Collection, and one I don't recall the title but it's all biker movies.

Zombi 3 is great, perfect double feature with Hell Of The Living Dead.

Did hear about Friedman, sad...one of the greats. I liked the DVD commentaries he did with HG Lewis.

Thanks for the head's up on God's Bloody Acre!!

The most recent film I watched in the Pure Terror set is The House That Screamed...excellent! Love that ending!

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

have you seen an sov alien flick from the 90's called Feeders?? Directed by Jon McBride & the Polonia twins! Excellent Z-grade trash!

Without obsession, life is nothing --John Waters.

I have...it's one of their more enjoyable films.

Have you seen Creature From Hillbilly Lagoon? It's fun....kinda like if Redneck Zombies raped Creature From The Black Lagoon.

Just ordered from Amazon- Code Red's release of The Witchmaker...it's a rare blind buy for me, but swamps and devil cults and Alvy Moore from Green Acres!
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065217/combined

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

I've been tempted to get Creature From Hillbilly Lagoon for a while. never took the plunge, however.

After a rather lengthy dry spell, I came across this one, today, & just had to pick it up.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1502948/

Without obsession, life is nothing --John Waters

That looks cool...have you watched it yet, or are you waiting until after Turkey?


Tracked down a copy of Venus Flytrap, I know you've seen it, this will be perfect for the Turkey challenge.

Watched Todd Sheet's Bimbo BC hahaha What the hell did I just watch?

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

I watched a few minutes of it, the other day. But figured I was wasting my time. So, I'll finish it first thing next month. But I really liked what I saw.

I too will be making Venus Flytrap apart of the challenge. I still think it should be rated a little lower. Although, it's pretty good, I guess, for something so obscure.

This should be arriving, hopefully today. http://www.amazon.com/Decrepit-Crypt-Nightmares-Movie-Pack/dp/B000QQDK YG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1321456381&sr=8-1

Theres atleast one Todd Sheets in there, to complete my Sheets trifecta. Alot of low-rated stuff in there.

Without obsession, life is nothing --John Waters

I'm going to buy those sets for next year, I think there are 4 of them.

I saw you watched The Man Who Collected Food.....and?

I collect dead pigeons then I press them between the pages of a book.

LoL, you already have plans on doin' that again? I don't think I will. If I do, I'll be sure to pick up those other 3.

AND wow! I loved it. A quality Horror movie that's hilarious, without being an actual Horror-comedy. I was very impressed. Highly recommended.

Without obsession, life is nothing --John Waters

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