Oh, it's real alright! The movies that got bankrolled in the '70s. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
LaurenceWolse
You're right, BFD is the better movie, and it's all thanks to Kier. Him asking intrusive sexual questions is pure gold. ✨
Oh, it's excellent!
*in that so-bad-it's-entertaining way ;)
A lurid and wacky Frankenstein adaptation starring the great Udo Kier.
The first feature film directed by the Soska twins, who would go on to make American Mary and Rabid. Dead Hooker in a Trunk was apparently made for $2500.
The first entry in Amando de Ossorio's Blind Dead series. Tombs of the Blind Dead was followed by Return of the Blind Dead (1973), The Ghost Galleon (1974) and Night of the Seagulls (1975).
A (punk) rock comedy directed by Allan Arkush (Hollywood Boulevard), and written by him and Joe Dante (Gremlins 1 & 2, The Howling, The Burbs). Rock 'N Roll High School stars many genre regulars, and it has music by The Ramones (duh), Velvet Underground, Nick Lowe, MC5 and Alice Cooper.
Welcome! I hope you'll share some of that campy trash with us. ;)
A very entertaining female vigilante movie with terrible fight sequences and a bit of nudity.
William Castle's goofy b-movie classic starring the late, great Vincent Price. (The OG) House on Haunted Hill is just good fun.
Oops! Yeah, that should be without a doubt. I have fixed the error. 🙈 Thanks for making me aware of it. :)
Lethal Panther is a Girls With Guns movie that comes close to besting it, but it isn't quite there. Other high quality movies are Yes, Madam (another Corey Yuen movie), the first Angel Terminators, and Devil Hunters.
Sure, it's trash, but it's Fred Olen Ray trash, which means it's at least moderately entertaining..