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Mar 5, 2006, 8:05:19 PM3/5/06
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as you all know, i finally had a weekend of surfing which was fun and while this is not movie related it does relate to our b flick battle cry of
 
nudity coulda saved this flick
 
so in honor of this i share a site about choosing a bra and joe bob briggs list of hooter nicknames
 
 
 
 
JOE BOB'S CANONICAL "HOOTER" LIST

The following is the world's most complete list of synonyms 
for the female breast. Got one that's not listed here?
Drop an email to Joe Bob at joe...@joebobbriggs.com
and we'll get it added.
-----------------

A-B-Cs
Abbott and Costello
Airbags
Alaskas
All Day Suckers
Alpha Betas
Alps
Amazons
Ample Supply
Amortisseurs (shock absorbers)
An Bord Bainne (Irish-language; literally, "The Milk Board", The organisation 
                which oversees the dairy industry in Ireland)
Angel Cakes
Annette Funicellos
Ant Bites
Appalachians
Apple Dumpling Shops
Apples
Arthritis
Artichokes
Assets
Atom Smashers
Attic
Aurorae Australis
Avant-postes (Outposts)
Avant-scenes (Apron - of stage)
Avanteges -Advantages
Avocados
Awning
B-52's
Babaloos
Backbreakers
Baby Baits
Baby Feeders
Baby's Best Friend
Baby's Dinners
Baby's Public House
Babylons
Back Rubbers
Bag O' Groceries
Baggies
Baggos
Bags
Bagungas
Bait and Lure
Balboas 
Balcon - Balcony
Balloons
Baloobas
Banana Squeezers
Bangers
Bangles
Banzis
Baps
Barbeaus
Barnacles
Barnes and Noble
Basketballs
Bassoons
Batons
Baubles
Bazongas
Bazonkers
Bazookas
Bazoomas
Bazooms
Bazoombas
Beacons
Beanbags
Beautiful Eyes
Bebops
Bedtime Beach Balls
Beestings
Begonias
Bejonkers
Ben and Jerry
Bert and Ernie
Berthas
Best Friends
Betty Boops
Bettys
BiBs (bigger is better!)
Big Bazooties
Big Berthasa
Big Boppers
Big Brown Eyes
Big Foot Radials
Big Sacks of Jugs
Bigguns
Bikini Stuffers
Billibongs
Bio Domes
Biscuits
Bits Of Tid
Bizcochos
BJ & the Bear
Blenders
Blimps  
Blinkers
Blockbusters
Blouse Bunnies
Blue Ridges
Bob & Doug
Bob & Ray
Bob & Tom
Bobolas
Bobos
Bodacious Ta-Tas
Boingos
Boites-a-Lait (Milk Bottles)
Bolshy Groodies
Bombastic Mams
Bombers
Bombshells
Bonbons
Bongos
Bonkers 
Bonnie and Clyde
Boobage
Boobalicious
Boobers
Boobies
Boobs
Bookends
Bookrests
Boomers
Boom-Boom Rockets
Boons
Boops
Boosters
Bosom Buddies
Bosoms
Boston Wobbelers, The
Bottle
Boulderados
Boulders
Bouncers
Bouncing Beauties
Bouncing Bettys
Boy Bait
Bozos
The Boys
Bra Buddies
Bra Busters
Bra Fight
Bra Stuffers
Brad Pitts
Brail for "Suck me"
Brain Busters
Braunsteins
Breakfast Tray
Breast Friends
Breastages
Breastaurant, The
Breasteses
Breastest Friends
Breasticles
Breasts
Breed Winners
Brisket
Bristol Cities
Bristols
BRitney's Assets (BRAs)
Bronskis
Brown Speckled Pups
Brownies
Brustwarzes
Bubbas
Bubbies
Bubble Cups
Buckets
Buds 
Bugs 
Bulbs 
Bulges
Bullets
Bumper Cars
Bumper Guards
Bumpers
Bumps
Bumps In The Night
Buoys
Bushell-Bubbies
Bust
Busters
Busties
Butter Bags
Butterballs
Buttons
Caboodles
Cachongas
Cadillac Bumpers
Cafe La Mama
Calabazas
Cams
Cannisters
Cannon Balls
Cannons
Cans
Cantaloupes
Capitol Domes
Car Waxers
Carachas
Cargo
Caricatures
Carumbas
Casaba Melons
Casabas
Castinets
Castles in the Air
Cat Heads
Cha-Chas
Chachabingos
Chalky Cliffs
Chalupas
Charlie's Angels
Charlies
Chaw
Cheek Warmers
Cherry Cakes
Cherry Caps
Chest Hams
Chest Meat
Chest Ornaments
Chesterfields
Chesticles
Chestnuts
Chet-Flasted
Chi-Chi's
Chickadees
Chickaroonies
Chihuahuas
Chimichangas
Chimpanzees
Chiquitas
Chock Blocks
Chockey-nips
Choochoos
Chombalonies
Chubs
Chumbawumbas
Chungas
Chopons
Cinch Sacks
Circus Tents
Claire-de-Lunes
Clams
Cleft Udders
Coconuts
Cold Weather Indicators
Combreastables
Commode Cloggers
Concitas
Cones
Congas
Conundrums
Corkers
Countess and The Lady
Cowabungas
Coxcombs
Creamers
Cream Pies
Creampuffs
Cruise Missles
Cubs
Cuddly Dudes
Cuhuangas
Cupcakes
Cup-Runneth-Over Cups
Curves
Cushions
Da-Das
Dactylic Delights
Dagmars
Dairy
Dairy Makers
Dairy Pillows
Dandies
Danglers
Dangling Participles
Danny Devitos
Davey & Goliath
David Duchovneys
Dead Heat in a Zepplin Race
Demigods
Dennis DeYoungs
Desperados
Dessert
Deux Oeufs Sur La Plat
Devil's Dumplings
Diddies
Ding Dongs
Dingers
Dinghies 
Dinglebobbers
Dingos
Dinners
Dirigibles
Dirty Pillows
Distributor Caps
Dolly Partons
Domes
Donkey's Ears
Doodads
Doorbells
Doorknobs 
Doozers
Doozies
Dopplegangers
Double Dribbles
Double Ds
Double Trouble
Double Whammies
Doudounes
Doughboys
Droopers
Dual Air Bags
Dual Floppies
Duckies
Duece And A Halves
Dueling Banjos
Dugs
Du monde au balcon (French; size-dependant; ; literally, "to have the world on one's balcony")
Dum Dums
Dumbells
Dumplins
Dunes
Durante's
The Dutch Alps
Dynamic Duo
Dynamite
Earmuffs
Eartha Kitts
Eclairs
Eggplants
Eggs
Egos
Eigers
Eisenhowers
El Primo Torpedos
Elephants
Ellby and Arb
Emerson Bigguns
Emmersomes
Empress and the Queen
Enchiladas
Epcots
Epees
Eric and Lyle
Ericas
Everest and Kilimanjaro
Ewers
Exegeses
Explosives
Eyes
Fahrphegnuggens
Fahrvergnugens
Feedbags
First Base
Flapjacks
Flappers
Flat Plains
Flesh Bulbs
Flesh Fillets
Flesh Fujis
Flesh Melons
Floaters
Floats
Flopdoodles
Floppers
Flotation Devices
Flotteurs - Floaters
Flowers of Attitude
Fly Swatters
Fly Tetas
Fog Lights
Footlights
Fred and Ethyl
Fried Eggs
Friends
Front Bum
Front Porch
Frontal Elevation
Frontal Female Water Wings
Frosties
Frybabies
Fujiyamas
Fun Bags
Fun Domes
Funnel Cakes
Gagas
Gajoombas
Garbage Bags
Garbonzas
Garbos
Gazingas
Gazelles
Gazongas
Gazoombas
Geminis
Genaustahagens
George and Gracie
Geraldos
The Girls
Girlie Bumpers
Girlthangs
Glad Bags
The Gland Canyon
Glands
Glandular Endowments
Glass Cutters
Globelets
Globes
Glockenspeils
Gnugens
Gob Stoppers
God's Greatest Creation
God's Milk Bottles
Godzillas
Golden Bozos
Golden Domes 
Gongas
Goobers
Good Bits
Goodies
Goodyears
Goombas
Goonas
Grab-Ems
Grand Jeans (French)
Grand Tetons
Grapefruits
Gravity Magnets
Great Galloping Galoogies
Great Wobblin' Wazoobies
Grillwork
Groodies
Groupies
Guavas
Gubiczas
Gumballs
Gumdrops
Gunboats
The Guys
Hakuna Mutatas
Hallelujahs
Hammocks For Two
Handfuls
Handle Bars
Handholds
Handsets
Hand Warmers
Hangers
Hanging Cucumbers
Happy Bags
Happy Pillows
Hat Hangers
Headbangers
Headers
Head Lamps
Headlights
Headphones
Headsets
Heavers
Heavy Duty Honeydews
Hefties
Heifers
Helicopters
Hematomas
Hemispheres
Hercules and Achilles
Hershey Kisses
High Beams
High Pockets
High-Rise Weather Balloons
Hills
Hindenburgs
Hinderbinders
Hippos
Ho Hos
Hobey J's
Hogans
Holmes & Watson
Home Sweet Home
Honey Dews
Honkers
Honorarium
Hood Ornaments
Hoohas
Hoosiers
Hooters
Hoovers
Hoppy and Bob
Horns
Horrorshow Bolshy Groodies
Hot Air Balloons
Hot Commodities
Hotcakes
Hottentots
Hounds, The
House of Lords
How's Your Father's
Howitzers
Howlers
Hubba Bubbas
Hubcaps
Huffies
Hug Bumps
Huge Maguffies
Huggy Bears
Hugh Jooters
Human Tetherballs
Humdingers
Humonganoids
Humpin' Hooters
Hurricane  Lanterns
Hush Puppies
Hypnotizers
ICBMs
Ice Caps
Ice Cubes
Idahos
Igloos
Il y a du beau monde (said of a genreously endowed woman - literally "there are a lot of people there")
Implants
Inflatables
Ios
Ipsedixits
Isaac Newtons
Itty Bits
Itty Bitty Titties
I-Want-Thems
Jackanapes
Jaggers
Jahoobies
Jambalayas
Janet Jacksons
Jawbreakers
Jelly Bells
Jemimas
Jerry-Bilts
Jersey Cities
Jets
Jibs
Jigglies
Jigglers
Jiggly Wigglies
Jobbers
John And Paul
Jordans
Jubblies
Juggernauts
Juggies
Jugglies
Jugs
Jukes
Jumblies
Jumbo Chickpeas
Jumbos
K-12 & Everest
Kabombas
Kabukis
Kagemushas
Kajoobies
Kalamazoos
Kanchenjungas
Karl Marx and Joseph Stalin
Kawangas
Kayaks
Kazongas
Kazoos
Keepers
Kettle Drums
Kiwis
Knicknacks
Knobbers
Knobs
Knockers
Kongas
Kukla, Fran, and Ollie
Kumquats
La Breas
Lactating lungs
Lactic Lobes
Lacto Grenades
Lactoids
Lampoons
Launch Codes
Laurel and Hardy
Lean-To's
Lemons
Lethal Weapons
Leverage
Lewinskis
Lewis and Witties
Lightbulbs
Lindas
Lip Fodder
Little Duckies
Llamas
Load Stones
Loaves
Loaves fo love
Loblollies
Locklears
Long Range Tanks
Lollies
Lollipops
Lollos
Lookers
Lost Sheep
Love Handles
Love Jugs
Love Lumps
Love Melons
Love Muffins
Lovlies
Low Riders
Lucky Charms
Lug 'Ems
Lulas
Lulus
Lung Covers
Lung Hammers
Lung Nuts
Lungwarts
Luscious Lip-smackers
Macaroos
Mackerels
Madonnas
Magnates
Magnets
Magnificent Pontoons of Love
Magookins
Maguppies
Maharanis
Mahatmas
Majestic Mountains
Major Dongs
Major League Mammaries
Major Motion Picture Material
Male-Madness Inducers
Mamacitas
Mambazos
Mammalian Protruberances
Mammarambas
Mammaries
Mammary Lane
Mammies
Mams
Man Magnets
Man Puppets
Mangos
ManNIPulators
Mappemonde (those old fashioned maps showing two hemispheres)
Maracas
Marangos
Maraschinos
Margaritas
Marimbas
Marshmallows
Marx Brothers
Massage Pillows
Matching Headlights
Mau Maus
Mausers
Mazongas
McDLT's
McFloppities
Meatbags
Meatballs
Meat Loaves
Melon Patch
Melones
Melons
Mesmerizers
Mickey and Minnie
Mike and Ike
Milk Bags
Milk Bottles
Milk Cans
Milk Duds
Milk Fountains
Milk Jugs
Milk Makers
Milk Melons
Milk Shakes
Milk Towers
Milk Wagons
Milky Sacks of Calcium
Milky Moos
Minarets
Minesweepers
Minneapolis and St. Paul
Minnebagos
Missles
Mobutus
Mogambas
Mojuba's, The
Mole Hills
Mommas
Mondos
Moneymakers
Monroes
Montezumas
Moo Moos
Moogies
Moon Pies
Moonlight Sonatas
Mosobs
Mosquito Bites
Mother Loads
Mounds
Mounds of Jello
Moutain Peaks
Mountains
Mount Fujies
Mouthwatering Scoops Of Flesh
Moveable Feast
Muchachas
Muffins
Mulligans
Murphies
Mushmelons
Mutt and Jeff
Nancies
National Geographics
Nature's Founts
Nature's Little Thermometers
Naughty Bits
Nay-Nays
Nectarines
Neeners
Nenes
Nevernevers
Nibards
Niblets
Nibs
Nice Pair of thru'pennies
Nice Set Of Hands
Nice-uns
Nichons
Nin-Nins
Ninnies
Ninny Jugs
Ninth and Tenth Wonders of the World
Nippeloons
Nippelos
Nippers
Nipples
Nipple-Caddies
Nipple Sundaes
Nips
Nodes
Nodules
Noochies
Noogies
Norks
Northern Neon-Beamed Headlights
Nortons
Nose Cones
Nubbins
Nuclear Wareheads
Nukes
Num-Nums
Obelisks
Oblations
Oboes
Off-On Volume & the Channel Selector
Omigods
Oompas
Oppenheimers
Oracles 
Oranges
Orbs
Ostrich Eggs
Ottomans
Overhang
Overstuffed Cushions
Overstuffed Pillows
Owls
Padding
Paducahs
Pagodas
Pair
Pair of Problems
Palms
Palookas
Pamelas
Pancakes
Papayas
Parabolas
Pare-chocs (bumpers)
Parrots
Part Numbers, The
Party Bags
Party Hats
Party Passes
Pastor Baiters
Pastries
Paw Patties
Peaches
Peacocks
Peakers
Peaks
Pears
Pebbles
Pects
Peepers
Pencil Erasers
Pendulums
Penis Pillows
Perkys
Perpetual Entertainment
Personal Flotation Devices
Pert and Perkies
Pete and Repeat
Pia Zadoras
Pick & Peck
Pies
Pike's Peaks
Pillows
Pimples
Ping Pings
Pink-nosed Puppies
Pinkies
Pinky & Perky
Pips
Pirate's Dream
Planetoids
Pleasant Eminences
Pleasure Mounds
Pleasure Peaks
Plentifuls
Plucktifuls
Plums
Pneumatic Bliss
Pods of Lust
Pointer Sisters
Pointers
Points
Pokers
Polygons
Pom Poms
Ponderosas
Pontoons
Poppinjays
Portable Typewriters
Potatoes
Presidential Pair
Pretty-Pretties
Pride And Joy
Professors
Proof That God Exists
Protuberances
PT Boats
Pumpkin Patch
Pumpkins
Pumps
Puppies
Pushmatahas
Push-Ups
Pyramids
Quakers
Quantities
Quantum Heaps
Quasars
Quit-its
Quonset Huts
Rack
Rackage
Radar Domes
Radials
Ragtag and Bobtail
Raisins
Ralph Waldo Emersons
Rangoons
Raquels
Raspberry Ripples
Reasons To Live
Red Carpets
Rib Balloons
Rib Bumpers
Rib Cushions
Rib Flaps
Rivets 
Roberts
Rockets
Rockies
Romans
Roploplos
Rosebuds
Rositas
Rotors
Rotundas Grandes
Roundabouts
Roundies
Roundtrippers
Ruby Reds
Rudolphs
Running Lights
Saggers
Saggies
Salamanders
Saline bags
The Saline Solutions
Salt & Pepper
Sams
Sandbags  
Sapphos
Satellites
Schmeebs on those Nortons
Scones
Scoops
Scud Missles
Scylla & Charybdis
Searchlights
Set
Shabba-dos
Shakers
Shebas
Shelf
Shermans
Sherman Tanks
Shimmies
Shirt Potatoes
Shirt Stuffers
Shivarees
Shlobes
Shmozobs
Shock Absorbers
Shock And Awe
Shoe Buffers
Show Stoppers
Sierra Madres
Sigfried And Roy
Silicone Earmuffs
Silicone Sisters
Silicones
Silicone Suprise Supremes
Silos
Silver Stars
Sir Galahad and King Arthur
Skeeter Bites
Skeeter Chews
Skin Sacks
Ski Slopes to Heaven
Skooners
Slappers
Smart Set
Smith and Wesson
Smoothies
Smuggling Raisins
Snack Rack
Snorbs
Snow Cones
Snow Tires
Snowy Prominences
Snuggle Pups
Sockdollagers
Sopapillas
Space Aliens
Spark Plugs
Specials
Speed Bags
Speed Bumps
Spheres
Spic And Span
Splazoingas
Spongecakes
Spontaneous Combustibles
Spuds
Sqaushers
Squaw Valley
Squeeky Toys
Stacks
Stanley and Livingston
Stash in the Dash
Stocking Stuffers
Strap Hangers
Stratus-spheres
Stress Busters
Stripper's ATMs
Stuff
Stuffing
Stun Grenades
Sturgeons
Sucklebags
Sugar Cubes
Sugar Plums
Super Droopers
Supernauts
Sultanas
Sweater Bumpers
Sweater Kittens
Sweater Meat
Sweater Melons
Sweater Mittens
Sweater Puffs
Sweater Puppets
Sweater Puppies
Sweater Stuffers
Sweat Glands
Sweetrolls
Tahitis
Talents
Tallapoosas
Tamales
Tambourines
Tango & Cash
Tankers
Tartugas
Tassles
Tastykakes
Tatas
Tater Tots
Tats
Tatties
Tattlers
Teacups
Teatolas
Teats
Tee Pees
Teetees
Teeters
Tentacles
Terrible Twos
Terrible Twosome
Tetas
Tetons
Thangs
Thank Yous
Thelma And Louise
Thingamajigs
Thingamajugs
Thingies
Thousand Pities
Thwackers
Ticket Punchers
Ticket Sellers
Tidbits
Tiddly-Winks
Tig Bitties
Tig Ol' Bitties
Time Zones
Tippers
Tishomingos
Titbits
Tits
Titskis
Titter
Titties
TNT's
Tobacco Pouch
Tomatoes
Tom-Toms
Tom & Jerry
Tongue Depressors
Tongue Twisters
Tonsils
Toolbags
Tooters
Tootsie Pops
Top Bollocks (or Top Bollox)
Tora Boras
Torpedoes
Tortillas
Tortugas
Totos
Totties
Towers
Towering Twin Peaks
Town and Cities
Tracts of Land
Tribbles
Turaluras
Twangers
Tweakers
Tweedledee & Tweedledum
Tweekers
Twin Cities
Twin Peaks
The Twins
Two Eggs, Sunny Side Up
Two Puppies in a Burlap Bag
Twofers
Tympanies
Type 2s
Uberalles
U-Boats
Udders
Uhurus
Umbrellas
Umlauts
Upper Karoos
Upper Ten
USDAs
Utopia
Van Dorens
Victrolas
Volcanoes
Volksvanins
Volumes
Volvos
Voos
Wa-wa pedals
Wahwahs
Waldos
Wallace & Grommit
Wally and the Beav
Wally Wispoppers
Walters
Wanna Bs
Warheads
Warts
Water Balloons
Watermelons
Weapons
Wedding Tackle
Whammers
Whapoons
Whatchacallems
Whim Whams
White Rabbits
Whole and 2%
Whoopies
Whoppers
Wibbly Wobbly Wonders
Widebodies
Wigglers 
Wigwams
Willie & Waylon
Wilsons
Windbags
Windjammers
Windmills
Windshield Wipers
Winnebagos
Wipers
Wobblers
Womanhood
Wonder Twins
Wonderments
Wongas
Wonkas
Woodymakers
Woofers
Wookies
Wopbopaloobops
Workbench
World Trade Centers
Wows
Wreaths
Xenoliths
X-Rateds
X-Ray  Glasses
Xylophones
Yabbos
Yabos
Yahoos
Yams
Yayas
Yazoos
Yeast Dough
Ying Yangs
Yippie & Yahoo
Yippies
Yolandas
Yomamas
Yowsers
Yubees
Yum-Yums
Yummies
Yugos
Z-bras
Zagger & Evans
Zeppelins
Ziggurats
Ziggys
Zingers
Zippys
Zoom Zooms
Zoombas
Zoomers
Zwiebacks
ZZ Tops
 
 
ShakaNui

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Just some intesresting views. Get yer netfliz ques out

Jack's Back (1988)
A very underrated 80s flick

Shockwave (2005)
Robots, pissed off robots

976-EVIL (1989)
Another underrated 80s flick, directed by Robert Englund

sLaughterhouse II (1988)
Quartet of teens venture into seemingly abandoned old clown training
institute, evil mutant Pigsby Malone wreaks his revenge upon them, along
with his minions of satanic freaks.

Ghost Lake (2004)
Ambitious low budget indie with a great story

Skinned Deep (2004)
So bad it'sw hilarious

Kogyaru-gui: Oosaka terekura hen (1997)
Sex, gore and body fluids.

Welcome to Arrow Beach (1974)
One of the best 70s splatter flicks

The Return of James Battle (2004)
very very strange french film

Chi o suu bara (1974) AKA Evil of Dracula (USA)
Dracula, played by an uncredited caucasian, was shipwrecked in the 1600s
in Japan, when Christianity was illegal. He was forced to spit on the
cross and wander alone in the desert. Upon finding himself bleeding, he
was so thirsty he drank the blood and acquired a taste for it, attacking
local teenager Keiko. In present day, Professor Shiraki arrives at a
girl's school where he was to be teaching, but now the principal, whose
wife died in a car accident, wants Shiraki to take over for him. The
principal is keeping his wife in the cellar for a week, supposedly
according to local custom, to see if she might return to life.
Immediately suspicious, Shiraki investigates and becomes entrenched in
horror of the vampires. Three girls are caught up too, as one has
already been bitten, and her roomates stay to care for her.

Ritana (2002) AKA Returner
After an alien invasion threatens to annihilate the human race, a young
Japanese girl, named Milly (Anne Suzuki), travels back in time from 2084
to October 2002, and enlists the reluctant aid of skilled Tokyo gunman,
named Miyamoto (Takeshi Kaneshiro), to discover and prevent the start of
the war. However, trouble ensues when the two protagonists are forced to
deal with a Japanese mafia boss, named Mizoguchi (Goro Kishitani), who
is somehow involved in the start of the war by keeping the first alien
spaceship and its alien pilot captive, while our two heroes race against
the clock to find a way to stop the oncoming destruction from the
vengeance-seeking alien invasion fleet on its way to Earth.

Night Screams (1987)
Underrated slasher flick

The Redeemer: Son of Satan! (1978)
Six former classmates receive invitations one day to a high school
reunion. When they arrive at their alma mater, however, they find that
not only are they the only ones to have receved letters, the invitations
were actually sent by a deranged preacher intending to murder them all
as punishment for their wicked ways. Will any of them escape from the
remote schoolhouse alive, or will they all meet their final judgement?

Cubbyhouse (2001) AKA Hellion: The Devil's Playground
silly but fun

2001 Yonggary (1999) AKA Reptilian
Korea's answer to Gojira

A Crack in the Floor (2000)
For the past 33 years Jeremiah Hill has lived alone, with no contact
with the outside world, and he intends to keep it that way. Jeremiah's
mother(Tracy Scoggins) had always warned him not to associate with the
outside world, and her brutal rape and killing right before his eyes
taught him a lesson he intends never to forget; and those who enter his
world will pay a deadly price. As Lehman (Mario Lopez) and his five
friends from L.A. start their weekend camping trip they run into Tyler
Trout (Gary Busey) and Floyd Fryed (Rance Howard) who represent the
gateway into this distorted world that they are about to enter. These
things just don't happen in Sheriff Talmidge (Bo Hopkins) and Deputy
Kevin Gordon's (Stephen Saux) small mountain town, and by stumbling upon
this lonely cabin in the woods, they have shattered 33 years of solitude
in Jeremiah's world...And unbeknownst to Lehman and his friends, soon
their weekend trip of hiking and camping will become a nightmare of
survival.

Rocktober Blood (1984)
One of my favorite cheesy heavy metal horror movies

Killer Party (1986)
OK, slime-buckets, listen up! The phrase for today is: 'I myself prefer
a big, fat cucumber.' Let's hear it.

The Clown at Midnight (1998)
After Kate's friend Monica invites her to help clean up an old opera
house where her mother was killed in a play she starred in, she is
skeptical. But when the doors suddenly get locked from the outside, she
has good reason to be. She starts having visions of her dead mother
getting killed down in the basement and everyone starts to see a
mysterious clown. When people start dying they decide that they have to
get out quick. When the clock hits twelve, someone wants her to be in
the final scene with them.

Evil Remains (2004)
A graduate student preparing his thesis on mythology leads his friends
on a research expedition to an old plantation estate on the outskirts of
the Big Easy. The site is reputed to mysteriously cause madness and
death to all who enter it.

Kunoichi Lady Ninja (1998)
This movie is bad, really bad. But it's worth seeing for the 'magic
powers' the lady ninjas have.

The Outing (1987) AKA The Lamo
One of my all time favorites

Gunhed (1989)
I love this movie. Live action anime. It's great

Hide and Go Shriek (1988)
A group of teenagers spends the night in a furniture store for a
graduation party. A psycho killer starts to hunt them down and kill them
off.

The Eleventh Commandment (1987) AKA Camping della morte
Deodato. The woods are alive with the sound of screaming

Tower of Evil (1972) AKA Beyond the Fog AKA Horror of Snape Island
Some experienced and accustomed archeologists are searching for an old
and mystic Phoenician treasure. But they get surprised by a series of
mysterical assassinations...

Dracula's Lust for Blood (1971) AKA Lake of Dracula AKA Japula
After a coffin is delivered to a sleepy little Japanese town, one of the
locals discovers that its occupant isn't dead yet. Unfortunately, the
only witness to the vampire invasion gets bitten, along with several
other people in town. Only one woman, Akiko, knows the truth, but even
she doubts what she is seeing. Can the village be saved before it's too
late? A Japanese film that's in dire need of MST3K

Mountain of the Cannibal God (1978)
One of the best of the cannibal films, with Stacy Keach and Ursula Andress

Flesheater (1988)
Give me your attention, men. I want you to understand we have a
dangerous situation here. I've already lost one man. Most of you knew
Harv Morgan. I want to get those things that killed him. Now, we are
going to split up into groups. No less than two people to a group. We're
going to head west until we meet up with the group coming from the east
with Deputy Gary.
What are we looking for?
Yeah, Sheriff. What are these things?
They're dead things. They're dead, and they're attacking people.

Wishcraft (2002)
very underrated little gem

The Prowler (1981)
Overlooked slasher

Beasts aka Flesh and the Bloody Terror (1988)
The Hong Kong version of I Spit on Your Grave. Incredible.

Samurai Resurrection (2003)
One of my favorite over the top samurai horror films

Man Behind the Sun (1988)
One of the goriest, most revolting movies ever made in Japan. Real dead
bodies were used in some of the scenes. Story of a Japanese terror camp
in the end of WW2, where the Japanese are using the Chinese as guinea
pigs in terrible experiments to develop deadly bacterial-plagues.

The Princess Blade (2003)
Impressive

Shanghai Joe (1972) AKA The Fighting Fists of Shanghai Joe AKA My Name
is Shanghai Joe
Spaghetti western kung fu. Immense fun. With Klaus Kinski

Legend of the Eight Samurai (1983)
Princess Shizu's family is wiped out by an family of undead seeking
revenge. The eight samurai can save her, but who and where are they?

The Deadly Camp (1999)
A Psychotic family kills people that trespass on there lonely island. A
family that slays together, stays together. Brutal and bloody Hong Kong
slasher.

Legend of the Red Dragon (1994)
A young father and his infant son are beset by forces of evil and
corruption. They wander China, upholding their sense of honor and
protecting the weak. When they are forced into combat, spectacular and
hilarious fast-motion kung fu sequences follow. In the end, they must
call on all of their abilities in a battle royale, to attempt to
vanquish a supernatural man-monster or die trying.

Ravenous (1999)
Captain John Boyd receives a promotion after defeating the enemy command
in a battle of the Mexican-American War, but because the general
realizes it was an act of cowardice that got him there, he is given a
backhanded promotion to Fort Spencer, where he is third in command. The
others at the fort are two Indians, George and his sister, Martha, who
came with the place, Chaplain Toffler, Reich, the soldier; Cleaves, a
drugged-up cook; and Knox, who is frequently drunk. When a Scottish
stranger named Colquhoun appears and recovers from frostbite almost
instantly after being bathed, he tells a story about his party leader,
Ives, eating members of the party to survive. As part of their duty,
they must go up to the cave where this occurred to see if any have
survived. Only Martha, Knox, and Cleaves stay behind. George warns that
since Colquhoun admits to eating human flesh, he must be a Windigo, a
ravenous cannibalistic creature.

Dangerous Encounters of the First Kind (1980) AKA Don't Play with Fire
AKA Playing with Fire
It started as a joyride; the terror never ended...

Deadly Scavengers (2001)
Dr. Fielding is working on an experiment, and Justin Kamen wants to know
what it is. Kamen orders ex-FBI agent Jonas Spender to assemble a team
of ex-Marines and Navy Seals, plus an IRA clean-up man called "The
Doctor." The team is to investigate Fielding's research. Meanwhile, the
scientist's daughter, Julia Fielding, likes insects until she sees the
gory results of letting a cockroach into the hothouse of mutated food,
then she runs for the hills, where she is eventually found by the team.
Following the team are ATF officers Suzi Uzi and Agent Franks, who hope
to capture The Doctor; and one of the team is working undercover for the
ATF. All of them will experience the terror of attack by a giant cockroach.

Hellgate (1989)
A motorcycle gang kidnaps a young woman, Josie, from a diner and
brutally kills her. Many years later, the girl's father finds a magic
crystal that can bring the life back to dead objects. He uses it to
re-animate his daughter. He lets her seduce any young man that comes to
visit the small town and then kills them. Four young students, two boys
and two girls spend a vacation near the town, Hellgate. They hear about
the story and get involved. Hilarious

Frightmare (1983) AKA Horror Star
Drama students decide to pay tribute to their favorite horror star by
stealing his body from his crypt for a farewell party. They fail to
realize their violation of the tomb has triggered powerful black magic,
and Conrad hasn't taken his final bows yet.

A Night to Dismember (1983)
If you only see one Doris Wishman movie in your life (and that's one too
many for most people) this is the one to see. May be the worst film ever
made.

Frostbiter: Wrath of the Wendigo (1996)
A duo of gun happy redneck hunters stupidly break a sacred circle in a
hunting spree, which releases the deadly wendigo. The wendigo kills many
of the hunters gruesomely, leaving the chosen woman and a gun toting
idiot to destroy the deadly beast. Worth seeing for the Chili Monsters alone

Chopper Chicks in Zombietown (1989)
Maybe the best B movie title ever. Not a great flick, but look for Billy
bob Thornton in an early role.

Beyond the Limits (2003)
This perverted ultra gory german movie will make you feel dirty

Blood Diner (1987)
a classic

Neon Maniacs (1986)
A completely silly movie, but one of my all time favorites.

Crazy Lips (2000)
After her brother is accused of murdering four people, his sister,
desperate to prove his innocence, goes to a psychic for help. The price
they ask, however, is far more than she expected, and the answers they
give her are nothing she could ever have imagined. And what is the FBI
doing investgating a murder in Japan?

Entrails of a Virgin (1986) AKA Guts of a Virgin
A very weird exploitation flick. The whole film seems to centre round a
group of dominating male chauvanists abusing young Japanese models after
a photo shoot. After which they are butchered one by one by a mud
covered nutter with a gigantic penis who lives in a wharehouse.

Gorex: The Zombi Horror Picture Show (1997)
Totally over the top spanish horror. Get the uncut X rated version.

Cornman: American Vegetable Hero (2001)
Unbelievable

Bless the Child (2000)
Omens and concepts of good vs. evil have no place in Maggie O'Connor's
well-ordered, practical universe. Her life revolves around her job as a
nurse at a busy New York hospital, until one rainy night, her sister
Jenna abandons her newborn, autistic daughter at her home. Maggie takes
the baby in, and she becomes the daughter she never had. Six years later
Jenna suddenly re-appears with a mysterious new husband, Eric, and
abducts Cody. Despite the fact that Maggie has no legal rights to Cody,
FBI agent John Travis (Jimmy Smits), an expert in ritual homicide and
occult-related crime, takes up her cause when he realizes that Cody
shares the same birth date as several other recently missing children.
The little girl, it soon becomes clear, is more than simply "special."
She manifests extraordinary powers that the forces of evil have waited
centuries to control, and her abduction sparks a clash between the
soldiers of good and evil that can only be resolved, in the end, by the
strength of one small child and the love she inspires in those she touches.

Night of the Bloody Apes (1969)
a horrible mexican movie. If it wasn't ever on MST3K, it should have been

Peacock King (1988)
very confusing but very good spiritual kung fu kinda flick

Nekromantik (1987)
Graphic, low-budget gore-shocker about Rob and Betty, a couple of
ordinary necrophiles who apparently don't mind if their dead sexual
partners are not so fresh. Rob's job affords him the opportunity to
bring home corpses and the odd body part; when he loses his job, he
loses Betty, and Rob's life gets REALLY bizarre.

The Halfway House (2004)
Young girls are disappearing in and around the Mary Magdalen Halfway
House for Troubled Girls. Desperate to find out what became of her
sister, Larissa Morgan goes undercover to infiltrate the Catholic-run
institution. Once inside, she encounters Father Fogerty, a priest with a
passion for punishment; Sister Cecelia, a nun with a dark past plotting
an even blacker future; Edwina and her love-toy Cherry Pie; tough Latino
Angelina and her home girls and a sinister handyman named Lutkus. It's
not long before she's caught up in a twisted web of sadism, violence,
and wanton lust before finally learning the ultimate secret of the
Halfway House. Bizarre Mary Woronov flick.

Freaked (1993)
A company that produces a toxic chemical tries to improve its image via
a popular spokesperson, Ricky Coogan. Ricky travels to South America to
get a first-hand look at the chemical's effects and finds himself at a
mutant freak farm. Elijah, who runs the farm, is only too happy to have
new subjects on which to try his freak machine. The very chemical that
Ricky is supposed to promote is the one responsible for creating the
great variety of freaks.

Stay Tuned (1992)
I love this amazing, but little known film. Roy and Helen Knable are
having problems. Roy has become a couch potato and Helen resents this.
After a fight, Spike, a high ranking devil, appears to offer Roy the
ultimate satellite system. Roy signs without realizing he has sold his
soul. When he is sucked into the cable version of Hell, Helen is sucked
in with him. They go through the satanic variety of cable TV where dying
will consign them to damnation. Shows they find themselves on include,
Driving over Miss Daisy, Northern Overexposure, and Autopsies of the
Rich and Famous. Roy must take charge and save them from the dangers of
this cable Hell. Starring John Ritter.

Harry Knuckles and the Treasure of the Aztec Mummy (1999)
Harry Knuckles (code name Spanish Fly) must stop his nemesis who has
kidnapped his daughter and poisoned her. Harry and his partner, Santo
must find the serum that can save her and stop the ancient Aztec Mummy
and it's evil zombies that pursue. Brilliant.

Mosquito the Rapist (1976) ANA Bloodlust
A deaf and dumb accountant suffers from a psychic trauma in his
childhood. He is collecting puppets and mutilates female bodies in the
mortuary. After his secret love died by an accident he starts to kill.

Eko Eko Azarak: Wizard of Darkness (1995)
Misa Kuroi is an adorable high-school girl who arrives at her new school
when it is falling under an evil supernatural force. Trying to figure
out who's behind the supernatural attack, Misa also has to deal with
assumptions by her fellow classmates that believe she is the one behind
it all. Misa and twelve other students are kept late after school hours
one day to retake an exam. Then, after sunset, the entire school is
deserted, and the students find themselves trapped inside and their
teacher no where to be found. One by one, the thirteen students are
picked up and disposed of in horrific and graphic fashion. It is up to
Misa to try and gain the trust of her fellow students so that she can
protect them and stop the evil before it's too late.

Macabre (1980)
Lamberto Bava's first directing effort on his own. The film almost comes
up to the level of his father's films. A woman loses her lover in a
tragic car crash that decapitates him. The same day the woman's daughter
drowns her brother. The woman spends a year in an asylum, and when she
gets out she moves in with her dead lover's blind brother, where she
keeps something secret in the icebox. The brother becomes curious about
her movements and begins investigating.

My Little Eye (2002)
Five young people apply to live in an isolated house together for six
months whilst their every move is filmed by numerous cameras. Each has
their reason for wanting to be there - fame, money, adventure. The prize
- $1 million. The rules - if one person leaves, everyone loses. It
becomes the ultimate morality test. When Danny's beloved grandfather
dies, does his greed overcome his love? When the skittish Emma finds
blood on her pillow why does she still stay behind? And what dark secret
does the house harbour that leaves them feeling as though they're being
watched by more than just a million pairs of eyes? Better than it's
usually given credit for.

Ebola Syndrome (1996)
Hong Kong 1986: A restaurant employee murders his boss and mutilates his
wife, he escapes to South Africa where he rapes a Zulu-girl, who is
infected with the ebola virus. In the restaurant where he now works he
murders his boss and the bosses wife after raping her. He chops them up
and makes them into hamburgers, which he sells in the restaurant,
spreading the ebola virus. When the police come on his trail he moves
back to Hong Kong and an ebola epidemic starts there.

Psycho Beach Party (2000)
Spoof of 1960's Beach Party/Gidget surfing movies mixed with slasher
horror films stars Lauren Ambrose as Florence Forrest, a not-so-innocent
girl in 1960's Malibu who becomes "Chicklet" the first girl surfer at
Malibu Beach, only Florence suffers from schizophrenia and occasionally
her alter ego Ann Bowman, a sexualy agressive, foul-speaking girl, comes
out in which during that time several beach goers are found murdered.
The suspects include Chicklet herself, surfer greu Kanaka, B-horror film
actress Bettina Barnes, exchange student Lars, and even Chicket's own
mother.

One Missed Call (2003)
Takeshi Miike. People mysteriously start receiving voicemail messages
from their future selves, in the form of the sound of them reacting to
their own violent deaths, along with the exact date and time of their
future death, listed on the message log. The plot thickens as the
surviving characters persue the answers to this mystery which could save
their lives.

Hooker's Revenge (1974) AKA They Call Her One-Eye AKA Thriller: A Cruel
Picture
Get the uncut version. A mute girl is savagely gang-raped and is left at
a brothel, after having been forced into drugs and lost an eye. Her
parents kill themselves in grief. She trains herself in the use of
weapons and car driving, then seeks out her enemies for a silent but
cruel revenge.

Gohatto (1999) AKA Taboo
Set during Japan's Shogun era, this film looks at life in a samurai
compound where young warriors are trained in swordfighting. A number of
interpersonal conflicts are brewing in the training room, all centering
around a handsome young samurai named Sozaburo Kano. The school's stern
master can choose to intervene, or to let Kano decide his own path.

Ugetsu monogatari (1953) AKA Tales of Ugetsu
In the civil wars of 16th century Japan, two ambitious peasants want to
make their fortunes. The potter Genjuro intends to sell his wares for
vast profits in the local city, while his brother-in-law Tobei wishes to
become a samurai. Their village is sacked by the marauding armies, but
Genjuro's kiln miraculously survives, and they and their wives head for
the city. However, Genjuro soon sends his wife Miyagi back home,
promising to return to her soon, and Tobei, in his keenness to follow
the samurai, abandons his wife Ohama. Meanwhile, a wealthy noblewoman,
the Lady Wakasa, shows an interest in Genjuro's pots, and invites him to
her mansion.

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her and a second one for her.

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Hi there.

That's a rather impressive list of films you have there. I've seen a few
including Gunhed and Samurai Incarnation but there are other titles that are
very tempting. I shall investigate.

Cheers.

Iain

Lynn, Maurice and Cham

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> Jack's Back (1988)
> A very underrated 80s flick

***Got this one on tape somewhere.

> 976-EVIL (1989)
> Another underrated 80s flick, directed by Robert Englund

***I haven't seen this, but I have seen its sequel, 976-EVIL II, one of the
silliest, stupidest movies I've ever seen.

> Skinned Deep (2004)
> So bad it'sw hilarious

***Some friends told me I would love this movie, so it's in my netflix que.

> Welcome to Arrow Beach (1974)
> One of the best 70s splatter flicks

***Hmmmm...haven't heard of this one. Know where I could find it?

> Rocktober Blood (1984)
> One of my favorite cheesy heavy metal horror movies

***I saw this one waaaaaaaaaaaay back (like, right after it came out) and
faintly remember it being kinda fun, but I wasn't really into bad movies the
way I am now.

> Mountain of the Cannibal God (1978)
> One of the best of the cannibal films, with Stacy Keach and Ursula Andress

***This one bored me to death. Yeah, you get to see Ursula completely naked
(apparently she is a natural blonde) but once you've seen one of these
cannibal flicks, you've seen em all. I'm sure there's some exceptionally
good ones (Cannibal Ferox is the best one I've seen; didn't like Cannibal
Holocaust) but I usually find them yawn-inducing.

> Samurai Resurrection (2003)
> One of my favorite over the top samurai horror films

***Just put this one on my que.

> Man Behind the Sun (1988)
> One of the goriest, most revolting movies ever made in Japan. Real dead
> bodies were used in some of the scenes. Story of a Japanese terror camp
> in the end of WW2, where the Japanese are using the Chinese as guinea
> pigs in terrible experiments to develop deadly bacterial-plagues.

***Just put this one in my que.

> Shanghai Joe (1972) AKA The Fighting Fists of Shanghai Joe AKA My Name
> is Shanghai Joe
> Spaghetti western kung fu. Immense fun. With Klaus Kinski

***I will watch anything with Klaus Kinski in it. Watched Crawlspace a
couple weeks ago. Favorite Kinkski flick lately has been The Great Silence,
a western where the bad guys always win.

> The Deadly Camp (1999)
> A Psychotic family kills people that trespass on there lonely island. A
> family that slays together, stays together. Brutal and bloody Hong Kong
> slasher.

***In my que.

> Ravenous (1999)
> Captain John Boyd receives a promotion after defeating the enemy command
> in a battle of the Mexican-American War, but because the general
> realizes it was an act of cowardice that got him there, he is given a
> backhanded promotion to Fort Spencer, where he is third in command. The
> others at the fort are two Indians, George and his sister, Martha, who
> came with the place, Chaplain Toffler, Reich, the soldier; Cleaves, a
> drugged-up cook; and Knox, who is frequently drunk. When a Scottish
> stranger named Colquhoun appears and recovers from frostbite almost
> instantly after being bathed, he tells a story about his party leader,
> Ives, eating members of the party to survive. As part of their duty,
> they must go up to the cave where this occurred to see if any have
> survived. Only Martha, Knox, and Cleaves stay behind. George warns that
> since Colquhoun admits to eating human flesh, he must be a Windigo, a
> ravenous cannibalistic creature.

***I saw this in theatres in 99 and loved, but it got terrible reviews by
all the critics. I still read reviews, but rarely do I take their advice. If
I wanna see a movie, I see it.

> Hellgate (1989)
> A motorcycle gang kidnaps a young woman, Josie, from a diner and
> brutally kills her. Many years later, the girl's father finds a magic
> crystal that can bring the life back to dead objects. He uses it to
> re-animate his daughter. He lets her seduce any young man that comes to
> visit the small town and then kills them. Four young students, two boys
> and two girls spend a vacation near the town, Hellgate. They hear about
> the story and get involved. Hilarious

***In que.

> A Night to Dismember (1983)
> If you only see one Doris Wishman movie in your life (and that's one too
> many for most people) this is the one to see. May be the worst film ever
> made.

***I still haven't seen my first Doris Wishman flick. I've got several in my
que: Another Day Another Man, Bad Girls Go the Hell, Satan Was a Lady, Let
Me Die a Woman, Nude on the Moon.

> Frostbiter: Wrath of the Wendigo (1996)
> A duo of gun happy redneck hunters stupidly break a sacred circle in a
> hunting spree, which releases the deadly wendigo. The wendigo kills many
> of the hunters gruesomely, leaving the chosen woman and a gun toting
> idiot to destroy the deadly beast. Worth seeing for the Chili Monsters
> alone

***I saw this about 10 years ago on a tape from Troma. Wasn't terrible, good
for mst3king.

> Chopper Chicks in Zombietown (1989)
> Maybe the best B movie title ever. Not a great flick, but look for Billy
> bob Thornton in an early role.

***Another Troma movie. I've almost seen all their movies. I know a lot of
people hate them, and many of their movies are unbearable, but every once in
a while one turns out to be a classic. My fave is Tromeo & Juliet.

> Neon Maniacs (1986)
> A completely silly movie, but one of my all time favorites.

***In que.

> Cornman: American Vegetable Hero (2001)
> Unbelievable

***In que.

> Night of the Bloody Apes (1969)
> a horrible mexican movie. If it wasn't ever on MST3K, it should have been

***I thought this was fun. I love bad movies.

> Nekromantik (1987)
> Graphic, low-budget gore-shocker about Rob and Betty, a couple of
> ordinary necrophiles who apparently don't mind if their dead sexual
> partners are not so fresh. Rob's job affords him the opportunity to
> bring home corpses and the odd body part; when he loses his job, he
> loses Betty, and Rob's life gets REALLY bizarre.

***In que.

> The Halfway House (2004)
> Young girls are disappearing in and around the Mary Magdalen Halfway
> House for Troubled Girls. Desperate to find out what became of her
> sister, Larissa Morgan goes undercover to infiltrate the Catholic-run
> institution. Once inside, she encounters Father Fogerty, a priest with a
> passion for punishment; Sister Cecelia, a nun with a dark past plotting
> an even blacker future; Edwina and her love-toy Cherry Pie; tough Latino
> Angelina and her home girls and a sinister handyman named Lutkus. It's
> not long before she's caught up in a twisted web of sadism, violence,
> and wanton lust before finally learning the ultimate secret of the
> Halfway House. Bizarre Mary Woronov flick.

***In que.

> Freaked (1993)
> A company that produces a toxic chemical tries to improve its image via
> a popular spokesperson, Ricky Coogan. Ricky travels to South America to
> get a first-hand look at the chemical's effects and finds himself at a
> mutant freak farm. Elijah, who runs the farm, is only too happy to have
> new subjects on which to try his freak machine. The very chemical that
> Ricky is supposed to promote is the one responsible for creating the
> great variety of freaks.

***One of my all-time favorites. Actually, I haven't seen it since college,
so I hope I still like it. I loved Mr. T as the bearded lady, and Randy
Quaid is awesome as the villain.

> Stay Tuned (1992)
> I love this amazing, but little known film. Roy and Helen Knable are
> having problems. Roy has become a couch potato and Helen resents this.
> After a fight, Spike, a high ranking devil, appears to offer Roy the
> ultimate satellite system. Roy signs without realizing he has sold his
> soul. When he is sucked into the cable version of Hell, Helen is sucked
> in with him. They go through the satanic variety of cable TV where dying
> will consign them to damnation. Shows they find themselves on include,
> Driving over Miss Daisy, Northern Overexposure, and Autopsies of the
> Rich and Famous. Roy must take charge and save them from the dangers of
> this cable Hell. Starring John Ritter.

***The only thing I really like John Ritter in. This had some very funny,
creative jokes.

> Macabre (1980)
> Lamberto Bava's first directing effort on his own. The film almost comes
> up to the level of his father's films. A woman loses her lover in a
> tragic car crash that decapitates him. The same day the woman's daughter
> drowns her brother. The woman spends a year in an asylum, and when she
> gets out she moves in with her dead lover's blind brother, where she
> keeps something secret in the icebox. The brother becomes curious about
> her movements and begins investigating.

***In que.

> Psycho Beach Party (2000)
> Spoof of 1960's Beach Party/Gidget surfing movies mixed with slasher
> horror films stars Lauren Ambrose as Florence Forrest, a not-so-innocent
> girl in 1960's Malibu who becomes "Chicklet" the first girl surfer at
> Malibu Beach, only Florence suffers from schizophrenia and occasionally
> her alter ego Ann Bowman, a sexualy agressive, foul-speaking girl, comes
> out in which during that time several beach goers are found murdered.
> The suspects include Chicklet herself, surfer greu Kanaka, B-horror film
> actress Bettina Barnes, exchange student Lars, and even Chicket's own
> mother.

***I liked this one, even though it was incredibly silly.

> One Missed Call (2003)
> Takeshi Miike. People mysteriously start receiving voicemail messages
> from their future selves, in the form of the sound of them reacting to
> their own violent deaths, along with the exact date and time of their
> future death, listed on the message log. The plot thickens as the
> surviving characters persue the answers to this mystery which could save
> their lives.

***This movie is normal compared to Miike's other flicks (Ichi the Killer
and Visitor Q come to mind). Still pretty cool.

> Hooker's Revenge (1974) AKA They Call Her One-Eye AKA Thriller: A Cruel
> Picture
> Get the uncut version. A mute girl is savagely gang-raped and is left at
> a brothel, after having been forced into drugs and lost an eye. Her
> parents kill themselves in grief. She trains herself in the use of
> weapons and car driving, then seeks out her enemies for a silent but
> cruel revenge.

***In que.

> Ugetsu monogatari (1953) AKA Tales of Ugetsu
> In the civil wars of 16th century Japan, two ambitious peasants want to
> make their fortunes. The potter Genjuro intends to sell his wares for
> vast profits in the local city, while his brother-in-law Tobei wishes to
> become a samurai. Their village is sacked by the marauding armies, but
> Genjuro's kiln miraculously survives, and they and their wives head for
> the city. However, Genjuro soon sends his wife Miyagi back home,
> promising to return to her soon, and Tobei, in his keenness to follow
> the samurai, abandons his wife Ohama. Meanwhile, a wealthy noblewoman,
> the Lady Wakasa, shows an interest in Genjuro's pots, and invites him to
> her mansion.

***I just saw this on IFC. A classic in my eyes. I love discovering old
movies that I never knew about.

***Cham


chew...@netzero.net

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haven't seen most of those but now have some to look for.

loved ravenous.
on the great silence-i have that on dvd-it has an alternate ending filmed for asian markets where it's a happy ending-though there's no certainty it was ever released-that ending is without sound they couldn't find the sound portion.

i also recently saw tales of ugetsu and agree.


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the copy of Gunhed I have doesn't even have subtitles, so you know I
enjoy something when I can't even understand a word they say lol.
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Somebody on the list was saying we should watch out for other "D" name deaths.  We forgot to think beyond the actors themselves -- Dana Reeve, widow of Christopher Reeve, dead of cancer.

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I'm amazed Dick Clark didn't go with the other D's

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hi-
a little late, but wanted to report on these videos i watched last week.
 
DEMON CITY SHINJUKU: recommended
 
THE GUYVER episodes 1 and 2: kind of strange, but fun (with great creatures).
 
CASSHAN: ROBOT HUNTER: this was pretty fun, set in a world where the machines have taken over (like TERMINATOR).
 
UROTSUKIDOJI III episode 3: ok. what the f*ck was this? i'm guessing it was x-rated. very bizarre and very entertaining (if only for the weird sex scenes involving a cute girl and something that looked like a pile of corpses).
 
VOLTRON episode 5: based on credits, this turned out to not be japanese animation. it was computer animation like the starship troopers cartoon. but it certainly had that POWER RANGERS feel to it.
 
 
btw: i have declared this week as 90s American Horror Week.


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> Chopper Chicks in Zombietown (1989)
> Maybe the best B movie title ever. Not a great flick, but look for Billy
> bob Thornton in an early role.

***Another Troma movie. I've almost seen all their movies. I know a lot of
people hate them, and many of their movies are unbearable, but every once in
a while one turns out to be a classic. My fave is Tromeo & Juliet.
~~~~i cant remember if it was you cham or jp about five years ago that went into a mainstream hollywood watching slump and watched troma to get out of the misery......damm....can believe we have been here since the end of the 90's

 
976-EVIL (1989)
Another underrated 80s flick, directed by Robert Englund
 
i havent seen ghis but like englund....loved hin in THE KILLER TONGUE....as see he has a reality horror tv show called A NIGHTMARE ON ELMSTREET: REALITY NIGHTMARES


 
 

Chi o suu bara (1974) AKA Evil of Dracula (USA)
Dracula, played by an uncredited caucasian,  
 
 
~~~that line right there is  
 
 
Kunoichi Lady Ninja (1998)
This movie is bad, really bad. But it's worth seeing for the 'magic
powers' the lady ninjas have.
 
~~~~this sounds familiar.....i would love to see a remake with dave chapelle directing


 .

Samurai Resurrection (2003)
One of my favorite over the top samurai horror films
 
~~~i love a simple scene in here....the resurrected samurai is figthing a dead gang on a highway bridge and a 18 wheeler swerves to avoid them.....really cool....good flick.....may re rent it just to copy it 
Legend of the Red Dragon (1994)
A young father and his infant son are beset by forces of evil and
corruption. They wander China, upholding their sense of honor and
protecting the weak. When they are forced into combat, spectacular and
hilarious fast-motion kung fu sequences follow. In the end, they must
call on all of their abilities in a battle royale, to attempt to
vanquish a supernatural man-monster or die trying.
 
~~~i uasually like when the kung fu hero is not good enough to defeat evil himself but needs help.....excellent bad guy in this one....i keep re renting this one due to different titles lol

 
Entrails of a Virgin (1986) AKA Guts of a Virgin
A very weird exploitation flick. The whole film seems to centre round a
group of dominating male chauvanists abusing young Japanese models after
a photo shoot. After which they are butchered one by one by a mud
covered nutter with a gigantic penis who lives in a wharehouse.
 
~~~talked me into it 
 
 
Bless the Child (2000)
Omens and concepts of good vs. evil have no place in Maggie O'Connor's
well-ordered, practical universe. Her life revolves around her job as a
nurse at a busy New York hospital, until one rainy night, her sister
Jenna abandons her newborn, autistic daughter at her home. Maggie takes
the baby in, and she becomes the daughter she never had. Six years later
Jenna suddenly re-appears with a mysterious new husband, Eric, and
abducts Cody. Despite the fact that Maggie has no legal rights to Cody,
FBI agent John Travis (Jimmy Smits), an expert in ritual homicide and
occult-related crime, takes up her cause when he realizes that Cody
shares the same birth date as several other recently missing children.
The little girl, it soon becomes clear, is more than simply "special."
She manifests extraordinary powers that the forces of evil have waited
centuries to control, and her abduction sparks a clash between the
soldiers of good and evil that can only be resolved, in the end, by the
strength of one small child and the love she inspires in those she touches.
 
~~~i barely remember this flick but do remember having quite a bit of fun during it.....christain mythology flicks dont take a lot to please.....btw....you here holly?

 
Stay Tuned (1992)
I love this amazing, but little known film. Roy and Helen Knable are
having problems. Roy has become a couch potato and Helen resents this.
After a fight, Spike, a high ranking devil, appears to offer Roy the
ultimate satellite system. Roy signs without realizing he has sold his
soul. When he is sucked into the cable version of Hell, Helen is sucked
in with him. They go through the satanic variety of cable TV where dying
will consign them to damnation. Shows they find themselves on include,
Driving over Miss Daisy, Northern Overexposure, and Autopsies of the
Rich and Famous. Roy must take charge and save them from the dangers of
this cable Hell. Starring John Ritter.
 
~~~another shaka classic....i like ritter quite a bit
 

One Missed Call  (2003)
Takeshi Miike. People mysteriously start receiving voicemail messages
from their future selves, in the form of the sound of them reacting to
their own violent deaths, along with the exact date and time of their
future death, listed on the message log. The plot thickens as the
surviving characters persue the answers to this mystery which could save
their lives.
 
~~~~i saw two more of his flicks i hadnt seen and they were so wierd i dont remember them....not the kind of wired like when he jizz'd his credits or the guy finding a great deal of joy in sex with a dead chick with rigor mortis followed by bathing in oil to get unstuck but just the normal mental weird....i wanna see his musical
 

Gohatto (1999) AKA Taboo
Set during Japan's Shogun era, this film looks at life in a samurai
compound where young warriors are trained in swordfighting. A number of
interpersonal conflicts are brewing in the training room, all centering
around a handsome young samurai named Sozaburo Kano. The school's stern
master can choose to intervene, or to let Kano decide his own path.
 
~~~this is an awesome film even with the brokeback themes....taskeshi kitano is excellent once again

 cool list of flicks and a fun read along with the responses
 
ShakaNui

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Hi there.

I reviewed Gunhed for my website and the copy I used was taken from a
Japanese laser disk. Luckily half the dialogue is in English so it's
possible to make sense of most of the plot. I later managed to secure a
British VHS (on the manga label) release for comparison and that filled in
some of the holes. US import Brenda Bakke is incredibly sexy by the way.

Here's the link:

www.geocities.com/bigfatpav2000/ganheddo.html

Some of the external links on the page may prove interesting.

The Japanese Dracula trilogy was released on DVD in the UK some time ago - I
shall try and get my hands on them.

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Another underrated 80s flick, directed by Robert Englund


His best effort is Eaten Alive by far...

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i believe he starred in that one, but did not direct.
i think tobe hooper directed that one.

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i believe he starred in that one, but did not direct.
i think tobe hooper directed that one.



Oh he directs. Yes, Robert Englund starred in it.

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here's the list. very late (i know) but i also know this crowd can watch quite a few movies in a short time.
and btw, if my meager movie collection is any indication, it looks like the early 90s were a period of sequels!
 
PSYCHO IV
MANIAC COP 2
LEATHERFACE: TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE III
BASKET CASE 2
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (remake)
 
raimi double feature:
DARKMAN
ARMY OF DARKNESS
 
and a mini marathon of
TALES FROM THE CRYPT episodes.
 
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i really enjoyed this one, although i could be biased since i like perkins.
the movie is mostly a flashback to norman bates childhood with his abusive mother. the mom character is very realistic.
i thought i heard somewhere that this was a made-for-cable tv movie?
robgoblin
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this movie is a joy from start to finish.
charles napier has a brief role, as does sam raimi.
and we also have bruce campbell and robert zdar in the title role.
the main stars are claudia christian and robert davi (from SHOWGIRLS).
and we also get a very humorous rap song during the end credits.
of note is the obligatory  "suprise ending" which was also seen in PSYCHO IV.
i think everyone on the list would enjoy this movie (even without having seen the first one).
ROBGOBLIN
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compared to the orginal, this one is crap. but as horror movies go, its not too bad and has some occasional good parts.
highlights are likely the performances from ken foree (DAWN OF THE DEAD) and viggo mortenstein (LORD OF THE RINGS).
also of note are several visual references to the original.
but i was very distracted by the story itself (in terms of continuity with the first two).
was this a new leatherface? and regardless, i found it very hard to accept the existence of another family of cannibals (complete with a grandpa that looked like a withered corpse).
other elements i found distasteful were: the chrome chainsaw and the heavy metal music that erupted from the soundtrack near the climax of the movie.
but one cool part was the fight between ken foree and leatherface. although it could be argued that the fight scene was simply another example of the unsubtle aproach of this film.
robgoblin
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NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD
and
BASKET CASE 2
 


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I like Tales from the crypt: Demon Knight. There's just something about
it. I also love a similar film from a black point of view Tales from the
Hood. Great flick.

Lynn, Maurice and Cham

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This was the best of the Psycho sequels, best story by far.
 
Cham

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***Gotta love the Maniac Cop movies. The first two are classics, the third ain't bad. How can you not love Robert Zdar as a psycho killer Freddy Krueger-like cop?
 
Cham

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***I remember being really dissapointed in this movie. I loved the original, of course, and was one of the few people who actually liked Chainsaw 2. Then the third one totally sucked. The fourth isn't too bad, at least tries to be fifferent (with Leatherface in drag).
 
I can watch Night of the Living Dead tonight, but I don't have a copy of Basket Case 2, though I have seen and loved that movie a few times.
 
Cham

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glad you will be joining me cham!
i will be watching it around 8pm tonight, but wont be able to post about it till around noon on friday.
btw, just to clarify, this is the 1990 remake i will be watching.
robgoblin


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I can watch Night of the Living Dead tonight, but I don't have a copy of Basket Case 2, though I have seen and loved that movie a few times.
 
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i havent seen the third one but would really like to.
i beleive robert davi and robert zdar both return?


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***Gotta love the Maniac Cop movies. The first two are classics, the third ain't bad. How can you not love Robert Zdar as a psycho killer Freddy Krueger-like cop?
 
Cham
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charles napier has a brief role, as does sam
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i think maybe i like them in this order:
2
3
4
1
remake
 
(but i think they are all great, although the remake seemed pointless)


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This was the best of the Psycho sequels, best story by far.
 
Cham
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the movie is mostly a flashback to norman bates
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***I like the remake almost as much as the original. Tom Savini did a great job.
 
Cham

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***Yep. They were supposed to do a fourth one but don't think it ever got off the ground.
 
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***I guess I'm old fashioned, but I still love the orignal. One of the creepiest movies ever made. Two and four are pretty good, didn't like 3 though. The remaked is terrible.
 
Cham

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the original novel was quite good.
recently read the second one and thought it was kind of weak. btw, part two was NOT a novelization of PSYCHO II and the movie was not based on it either. its completelt different material.


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***I guess I'm old fashioned, but I still love the orignal. One of the creepiest movies ever made. Two and four are pretty good, didn't like 3 though. The remaked is terrible.
 
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thats a shame. director william lustig and writer larry cohen made a great team.


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my memory is that is was suprisingly non-gory.
anyhow, this might be my last post till friday.
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"They were supposed to do a fourth one but don't think it ever got off
the ground."

Probably because Zdar is a complete pain in the ass to work with.

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 i didnt see hardly any early 90's horror....thats about the time i quit flicks....catch one here and there....i love the upstart family life with a passion and found nearly all my entertainment in kids flicks....and there were some good oens too like TALL TALE, INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD, THE EDUCATION OF LITTLE TREE, JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH etc....showing my kids THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN which is a black and white shaka classic kinda changed the flicks we looked for though
 
i did get to a couple of the early 90's horror in the theater
 
NIGHTMARE ON ELMSTREET 3....the crowd was tokin something that had a sweet aroma in the theater and the ms3tking was in top form....what a blast
 
SHOCKER.....i love this flick and would love to burn in next opportunity
 
DARK MAN at the drive in which i was too busy doing drive in rituals to pay attention to much flick but a good time nonetheless
 
 
i have had to see all the rest of in in retro mode....and when i came out of this flick retirement i haad SCREAM and I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER waiting for me which meant sticking with old b flicks i had seen on late night tv....it took seeing the EVIL DEAD trilogy and this list to get me back head first into the genre.....thanks guys and gals
 
you been reading much lately deb?
 
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 ive only seen the first one four years ago for my halloween flick of the year double featured with MOTEL HELL....fun night as one can imagine
 
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henry thomas (ET)


It's so stifling, a classic and it is the personality that carried the scene.

Marc

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 i loved the second PSYCHO quite a bit......almost as much as the first....and that was my introduction to meg tilly....hubba hubba.....something bout a girl that smells like grilled cheese sandwiches
 
i barely remember 3 and 4 which i wouldnt mind seeing again and the BATES MOTEL tv show we talked about in the past....seems like bud cort was in that one
 
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is he a big ego? (bigger than dark bob's?)

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is he a big ego? (bigger than dark bob's?)


dark bob doesn't have an ego.

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a very good story is marred by some absolutely stupid stupid stupid looking "freaks" characters. these guys looks so completely ridiculous and fake. there is no way that anyone could have been born with those type of birth defects. i think the movie makers missed quite an opportunity here. they could have created creatures based on some lesser known and rare birth defects. it could have been slightly educational (if the viewer wanted to research). also, they could have based the characters on the actors from the original movie FREAKS. and then they coudl have given work to actors and people who might not normally get too much work. (like lucas hired "little people" to play jawas and ewoks.)
instead, we got (for the most part) people with normal builds and a bizarre head peice/mask. also, most of them acted as if they were mentally deficient and/or children. i guess i could go on and on about this.
 
but aside from that complaint, the movie was pretty good (especially for a sequel made many years after the orginal). same main actor and director as the first one and some good characters.
 
basic premise is that belial and his normal brother hide in a commune of odd looking people. it is lead by a normal woman who is very well spoken and sympathetic towards them.
 
there are some really great scenes that are reminiscent of the wonderful original movie, but i kept getting so annoyed with the dumb looking "freaks." also, the main actor seemed to be playing it a bit more for laughs this time.
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and
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 i was going to say "i guess you have never met him" but then i remember that you *have* met him LOL
anyway, i was just joshing about dark bob.

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much better than i remembered, although i was again struck by the minimal amount of gore.
good performances from tony todd (the new ben) and the lady who played barbara was really good as well.
many good scenes, and it was respectful of orIginal but also very fresh.
it may be an early example of horror/action genre.
robgoblin
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ARMY OF DARKNESS (EVIL DEAD 3)

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basket case-although it's been a while i remember seeing 3 basket case
flicks and think there may have been more. i liked them in spite of
the horrible freak effects you describe.

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yes, definitely a basket case 3. its called "the progeny."
i know this because i used to have the poster up in my apartment years ago. remember that, dark bob?

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"is he a big ego? (bigger than dark bob's?)"

He's a big something lol

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is he a DICK?

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"is he a DICK?"

More like a dickhead
He's just a complete pain in the ass. And god forbid you should give the
man any actual lines to say.

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not quite horror, although it does have some moments of cringe-inducing violence.
larry drake is great as the bad guy.
liam neeson (from KRULL) is ok.
look fast for a brief appearance by bruce campbell at the very end.
great music by danny elfman.

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from the director of DARKMAN, starring bruce campbell.
with an army of great stop-motion skeletons and another nice score from danny elfman.
this one might be catagorized as "slapstick horror" although i'm not sure what other movies would go in this category.
 
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i have 3 vhs tapes of the episodes from this fun and slickly produced HBO series.
 
all feature familiar faces (larry drake from DARKMAN, christopher reeves, lance henriksen, joe pesci, etc)
 
great theme music by danny elfman.
 
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i know we just did japanimation week, but for some reason i have been itching lately to see some of these movies.
here is the proposed schedule.
hope some of you will join me.
 
mon: WARNING FROM SPACE
and RODAN THE FLYING MONSTER
 
tues: MOTHRA
and THE MANSTER
 
wed: KING KONG VS GODZILLA
and GODZILLA VS MOTHRA
 
thurs: GORATH
and GODZILLA VS MONSTER ZERO
 
fri GHIDRAH THE THREE HEADED MONSTER
and DAGORA THE SPACE MONSTER
 
actually, i might switch the last 2 ghidrah movies. he had his own movie before he fought godzilla, right?
 
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"actually, i might switch the last 2 ghidrah movies. he had his own
movie before he fought godzilla, right?"

Ghidorah the Three Headed Monster IS the first Ghidorah film. Goes like this
Ghidrah, The Three Headed Monster
Godzilla vs Monster Zero
Destroy All Monsters
Godzilla vs. Gigan
Zone Fighter (TV show)
Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah

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ok, thanks ron.
i will switch the order of those two.
 
was he a regular on the tv show?
 
also- i will be watching
DESTROY ALL MONSTERS
and
GODZILLA VS KING GHIDORAH later this year.
 
am thinking next week will be hammer horror and then maybe some italian horror the following week (with emphasis on bruno mattei)
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Ghidorah the Three Headed Monster IS the first Ghidorah film. Goes like this
Ghidrah, The Three Headed Monster
Godzilla vs Monster Zero
Destroy All Monsters
Godzilla vs. Gigan
Zone Fighter (TV show)
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"was he a regular on the tv show?"

I don't think so, but he showed up a few times. Along with the rest of
the Toho gang.

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was thsi teh show that had an appearance from "jet jaguar?"

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Hi there.
 
I think the seventh and last season of Tales from the Crypt was shot in the UK and included segments directed by Bob Hoskins and Freddie Francis.  I think the opening monologue by the Crypt Keeper was shot in the US but the rest in a British studio.
 
Here's an episode guide for the show:
 
 
I only saw the first couple of seasons when they turn up on video over here.  Very impressed overall with good production values and some surprising nastiness.
 
Wasnt't there also a children's spin-off?
 
Cheers.
 
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"was thsi teh show that had an appearance from "jet jaguar?"
Not that I know of. You can find info here
http://incolor.inetnebr.com/stuart/zone/

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great link, ron. thanks. looks like a really fun show.

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freddie francis, eh? the last season you mention sounds quite intriguing.
 
as for the children's spin off: i vaguely remember talk of a cartoon, but i dont think it ever happened.
 
thanks for the info, iain.
btw- i guess you will be around when i do a week of hammer horror?

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Hi there.
 
I think the seventh and last season of Tales from the Crypt was shot in the UK and included segments directed by Bob Hoskins and Freddie Francis.  I think the opening monologue by the Crypt Keeper was shot in the US but the rest in a British studio.
 
Here's an episode guide for the show:
 
 
I only saw the first couple of seasons when they turn up on video over here.  Very impressed overall with good production values and some surprising nastiness.
 
Wasnt't there also a children's spin-off?
 
Cheers.
 
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watched this last night and fell asleep. although i should mention that i was very very tired even before the movie started.
plot seemed to be something about starfish shaped aliens coming to earth to warn humans about the consequences of war. or something.
 
i would like to point out the incredibly offensive costumes of the starfish aliens. costumes appear to be two bed sheets sown together with people standing inside holding their arms straight out and their legs spread. and other than a very large eye in the middle, that was all there was to the costume. it looked like a school play. it was awful. if they had no money for creature fx, why did they make a creature movie? it would have been better if they had simply avoided showing the entire creature and/or shot it in low light.
 
tonight: MOTHRA
and THE MANSTER
 
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I've never quite understood the Japanese obsession with giant robots lol
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and what would they say about american obsession? explosions? LOL

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I dunno what the american obsession would be. Probably maniac killers lol.

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Hi there.
 
Surely car chases?
 
Cheers.
 
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***I love all the references to cult classics in this movie (i.e. Jason and the Argonauts, The Manster). A lot of people think of this as the worst of the Evil Dead trilogy, but I can't get enough of it.
 
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***I loved the stories on Tales from the Crypt, but always found the Cryptkeeper intolerable.
 
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***I can actually watch some of these cuz I own tons of thesse types of movies. 
 
mon: WARNING FROM SPACE
 
***I got this for a dollar at walmart. Haven't watched it yet. 
 
RODAN THE FLYING MONSTER
 
***A fave of mine. Have seen it many many times. 
 
MOTHRA
 
***Ditto.
 
THE MANSTER
 
***A classic. This is one bizarre cool movie. 
 
KING KONG VS GODZILLA
 
***Great silly fun. I don't think Kong would win though.
 
GODZILLA VS MOTHRA
 
***One of the better Godzilla flicks.
 
GORATH
 
***Hmmm...haven't seen this one.
 
GODZILLA VS MONSTER ZERO
 
***My favorite Godzilla flick. 
 
GHIDRAH THE THREE HEADED MONSTER
 
***Very underrated flick.
 
DAGORA THE SPACE MONSTER
 
***Haven't seen this one, but it is in my nf que. Some other good ones I have are Godzilla vs. Hedorah, Godzilla vs. Gigan, Destroy All Monsters, Gamera: Guardian of the Universe, Matango, The Mysterians, Varan the Unbelievable and Space Amoeba.
 
robgoblin
 
***Cham

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"THE MANSTER
***A classic. This is one bizarre cool movie."

Now there would be an interesting movie to remake.

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as cham mentioned, you can see an updated version of the transformation scene in ARMY OF DARKNESS.
 
i watched MANSTER last night and enjoyed it. it was a japan/us joint production.
it had some good characters and a lovely asian lady.

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***Only thing I remember Jet Jaguar from is Godzilla vs. Megalon.
 
Cham

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correct, but i heard he also appeared in a tv show.
i think i read about it in a catalog of bootleg japanese shows of that era. the guy was also selling japanese spider man.
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i considered that one as well.
i would love to see a list of "racist" jokes about americans. it would be so funny to learn how other cultures joke about us (americans).
but i should point out that i am not interested in starting a "bash america" thread. i am interested in jokes, like those stupid blonde jokes and polish jokes from the 80s.

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Surely car chases?
 
Cheers.
 
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and what would they say about american obsession? explosions? LOL

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there are a LOT of Japanese TV shows I'd love to get. A lot of the best
Japanese horror was made for TV shows.

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i had a lot of technical problems in attempting to watch this movie.
the only copy i have is on 8mm reel, so it was black & white and silent (with occassional subtitles.
however, my projector woudl not spin, so i had to watch it on an 8mm editor, whcih meant i had to hand crank it through and watch it in a small viewer.
 
the version i have was heavily condensed into about 5 or 10 minutes, and was fairly typical: a big creature wreaks havok, military gets involved, creature dies.
i guess none of that is very suprising.
 
i was not teribbly impressed with the creature fx.
aslo, is this the one that has the voice of george takei? (sulu from star trek)
 
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***I can actually watch some of these cuz I own tons of thesse types of movies. 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>cham, i'm glad you will join me.
 
mon: WARNING FROM SPACE
 
***I got this for a dollar at walmart. Haven't watched it yet. 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>that's about what its worth. good cover art?
 
RODAN THE FLYING MONSTER
 
***A fave of mine. Have seen it many many times. 
 
MOTHRA
 
***Ditto.
 
THE MANSTER
 
***A classic. This is one bizarre cool movie.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>agreed. 
 
KING KONG VS GODZILLA
 
***Great silly fun. I don't think Kong would win though.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>am watching this one tonight.
 
GODZILLA VS MOTHRA
 
***One of the better Godzilla flicks.
 
GORATH
 
***Hmmm...haven't seen this one.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>i heard somewhere that the jap version is waaaay better. (apparently the US version is almost completely devoid of monsters (!?)
 
GODZILLA VS MONSTER ZERO
 
***My favorite Godzilla flick. 
 
GHIDRAH THE THREE HEADED MONSTER
 
***Very underrated flick.
 
DAGORA THE SPACE MONSTER
 
***Haven't seen this one, but it is in my nf que. Some other good ones I have are Godzilla vs. Hedorah, Godzilla vs. Gigan, Destroy All Monsters, Gamera: Guardian of the Universe, Matango, The Mysterians, Varan the you can help free pitbulls from abuse at the official Free Pitbulls, Inc. website:

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hard to say what the highlight is of this enjoyable movie, that is filled with great (old style) special effects.
i guess we all love the tiny twins who serenade mothra.
movie had a slow start, but keeps building.

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hey gang,
just a reminder (if you want to watch them with me)
 
wed: KING KONG VS GODZILLA
and GODZILLA VS MOTHRA
 
thurs: GORATH
and GHIDRAH THE THREE HEADED MONSTER
 
fri GODZILLA VS MONSTER ZERO
and DAGORA THE SPACE MONSTER


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Rodan is actually a good flick, one of the few that actuaslly had
something of a political leaning with the miners.

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WARNING FROM SPACE
***I got this for a dollar at walmart. Haven't watched it yet. 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>that's about what its worth. good cover art?
 
***Yeah, the alien on the cover looks a lot better than the aliens in the movie. I just watched it. Enjoyed it, but probably won't watch it again.
 
***Cham

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***I can watch this one if I can dig it up.
 
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this was a lot of fun. it was well done and looked like it had a decent budget. as in the movie MOTHRA, kong is summoned by natives who sing to him.


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more great fun, from director inoshira honda and special effects guy eiji turasawa (did i spell that right?)
some of the actors looked familiar, but not sure if they were playing same characters again.
this movie also featured song and dance routines.
in my opinion, not quite as good as KING KONG VS GODZILLA, but this is still a very fun movie.
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"some of the actors looked familiar, but not sure if they were playing
same characters again."

Japan, at that time, and still to some extent, had a very strong studio
system. Toho among the strongest. The actors became very famous and
beloved due to the unique Japanese fans, who follow films far more
closely than we do in the US. So they fans wanted to see those actors in
every movie, those familiar faces. The fat reporter especially was
beloved. I can't recall his name. And there was always a kid. The movies
weren't made for kids in particular, but kids loved em. Only a Japan
would Godzilla get fan mail and be the most popular film star in the world.

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***This is just goofy fun. King Kong and Godzilla both look ridiculous and the fights are just like pro-rasslin'.
 
Cham

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yes indeed, kong was looking quite silly. but somehow i felt sorry for him.


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Hi there.
 
There was a rumour which gained some currency over they years that in the Japanese language version of the movie Godzilla kicked KK's ass.  According to reviews I've seen of the original this is untrue and was apparently a bit of mischief created by a certain Forrest J. Ackerman.  I still see it quoted as gospel on the net.
 
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i think you are right, iain.
i used to read Famous Monsters mag back in the 80s and i think thats where i heard that story of an alternate ending.
but on the subject of alternate footage: was there footage added for the american release? (specifically, the footage of the english speaking UN guy).
i thought it was somewhat extraneous, although it was kind of like having sports commentators for a boxing match.

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There was a rumour which gained some currency over they years that in the Japanese language version of the movie Godzilla kicked KK's ass.  According to reviews I've seen of the original this is untrue and was apparently a bit of mischief created by a certain Forrest J. Ackerman.  I still see it quoted as gospel on the net.
 
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yes indeed, kong was looking quite silly. but somehow i felt sorry for him.

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***For years, I thought this was true, and was dissapointed to find out that the other version never existed. I thought I even saw pictures of Kong getting his butt whupped by the Big Green One.
 
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director inoshira honda is back with this tale of a meteor (called gorath) that is headed for earth.
its hard to tell becasue of the dubbing, but it looked like it was a serious attempt at sci-fi drama, much like his original version of GODZILLA.
 
my version ran 77 minutes (according to info on vhs tape). i fell asleep while watching (but i had seen the movie a few yeasr ago). ( i fell asleep from fatigue, not becasue the film was dull). what i am getting at is that i remember seeing pictures in a magazine of a large walrus creature that did not make the american version for some reason.
 
also, i'm sure i recognized an actor from ATTACK OF THE MUSHROOM PEOPLE.
 
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again, director INOSHIRA HONDA returns to the world of giant fighting monsters.
 
the movie opens with the familiar music that i guess is known as "godzilla main theme."
 
again, i'm sure i recognized a few actors from other honda movies, but i dont know their names.
 
it has been kind of fun watching the movies in the order they were released, because i have been suprised at the attempt at a bit of continuity.  this time around we have a growing cast of characters:
the mothra fairy twins,
a mothra offspring (in its larval state)
rodan (the flying monster) who again looked kind of ridiculous (in my opinion)
godzilla
and a great looking ghidrah.
 
i also noticed that godzilla behaved with very exaggerated movements, kind of like comedians from the silent era. and he also does things that are completely human, like throwing rocks at ghidrah.
 
i remember reading somewhere that the budgets were cut with many of the sequels. this movie may have been one of the first of the lower budget efforts, becasue i noticed that much of the fighting took place on a cliff (thereby conveniently avoiding the need to build lots of miniature cities to be crushed.)
 
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great fun with godzilla, rodan and ghidrah (aka: monster zero).
 
you also get nick adams, flying saucers, goofy space aliens, and more familiar japanese actors.
 
this was a lot of fun. maybe good for a saturday afternoon.


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"GODZILLA AND OTHER MOVIE MONSTERS"
a nice compilation of a wide variety of movies and other material that covers the entire history (more or less) of movie dinosaurs (more or less) from silent era to JURASSIC PARK.
 
most of the material is likely common knowledge to this crowd, but it is still watchable, except for the horrible, awful, terrible and very caucasian "godzilla rap."
 
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this was nine parts diamond theif movie and one part sci-fi.
i should also mention that this is NOT a rubber suit monster movie.
only for the hard-core fans of jap sci-fi from the 60s.
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It's an...interesting movie. Made, I think, as a reaction to
environmentalism. There's another environmentalist monster too, godzilla
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maybe you are thinking GODZILLA VS THE SMOG MONSTER

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