Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing are nowhere to be found in this Hammer movie, but don't worry, it's still a good time because it has lots of stopmotion dino action, as well as dozens of prehistoric babes in fur bikinis.
A Japanese take on movies like Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, Attack of the 60 Foot Centerfold, Attack of the 50 Foot CamGirl, etc. Sadly, this one isn't readily available anywhere for streaming. It can be found on some of the internet's naughtier sites, however, on account of it being fairly sleazy. I don't think there are any subtitles available for it either. I watched this without them, and I got the gist just fine.. 🐙
This has a great concept, but the execution is sadly lacking. It's not terrible, however, especially when you compare this to some of the other s̶t̶i̶n̶k̶e̶r̶s̶ movies Mark Hamill has appeared in over his career.
Joe D'Amato's fourth entry in the "Black Emanuelle" rip-off series is lurid, depraved, culturally-insensitive, and vicious. In other words, it's an exploitation movie through and through.
Crown International Pictures does a satanic cult movie. If the Devil's Hand were made a decade later the filmmakers would've probably significantly amped up the sleaze. Since this is an early '60s movie it's instead rather quaint.
Not as balls-to-wall actiony as the trailer makes it out to believe because Robo-C.H.I.C. is actually a comedy. The humour is wacky and absurdist, and definitely not everyone's cup of tea. This B-movie gem has a 2.5 ⭐ rating on IMDb, but I really don't think it's that bad.
There are multiple uploads of it floating around on YouTube. Those are age restricted, however, because of the T&A.
A really solid spaghetti western directed by Giuseppe Vari, the man responsible for this fun entry in the Emanuelle sexploitation series.
Shoot the Living and Pray for the Dead is available on Ama$on Prime, but you should watch it on YouTube instead because Jeff Bezos doesn't need anymore of your money.
There are a few dancing scenes, but I wouldn't say that it's a significant portion of the movie. Maybe you're thinking of a different beach-party monster movie?
Another monsterfied take on the youth culture/beach party movie that was so popular in the 1960s (see previous bmoviebonanza post The Beach Girls and the Monster.)
Yeah, these monsters look super goofy but they really rack up the kill count.
The Horror of Party Beach can be streamed on Tubi but it's also available on YouTube.
Really some of the best FX work outside of Ray Harryhousen.
The egg scene is also one of a few instances where the girls accidentally pop out of Victoria Vetri's bikini. 😅
Bravo! 👏😄
Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing are nowhere to be found in this Hammer movie, but don't worry, it's still a good time because it has lots of stopmotion dino action, as well as dozens of prehistoric babes in fur bikinis.
A Japanese take on movies like Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, Attack of the 60 Foot Centerfold, Attack of the 50 Foot CamGirl, etc. Sadly, this one isn't readily available anywhere for streaming. It can be found on some of the internet's naughtier sites, however, on account of it being fairly sleazy. I don't think there are any subtitles available for it either. I watched this without them, and I got the gist just fine.. 🐙
James as the (future) president of Earth!
This has a great concept, but the execution is sadly lacking. It's not terrible, however, especially when you compare this to some of the other s̶t̶i̶n̶k̶e̶r̶s̶ movies Mark Hamill has appeared in over his career.
Time Runner is available on Tubi.
Joe D'Amato's fourth entry in the "Black Emanuelle" rip-off series is lurid, depraved, culturally-insensitive, and vicious. In other words, it's an exploitation movie through and through.
Crown International Pictures does a satanic cult movie. If the Devil's Hand were made a decade later the filmmakers would've probably significantly amped up the sleaze. Since this is an early '60s movie it's instead rather quaint.
A classic B-movie with a pulpy premise, some silliness, a bit of sexual innuendo, and quite a disturbing undertone.
The Brain That Wouldn't Die should be available for streaming on Tubi.
Stephen King ✔️
Gary Busey ✔️
Corey Haim ✔️
A lot of fun ✔️
Not as balls-to-wall actiony as the trailer makes it out to believe because Robo-C.H.I.C. is actually a comedy. The humour is wacky and absurdist, and definitely not everyone's cup of tea. This B-movie gem has a 2.5 ⭐ rating on IMDb, but I really don't think it's that bad.
There are multiple uploads of it floating around on YouTube. Those are age restricted, however, because of the T&A.
Yup, and sadly his sexual debauchery didn't end there.
Er war wirklich ein unglaublich widerwärtiger Mann.
Lol! That's what I linked ("wanted to kill Kinski" is clickable.) 😉
Over his career, many people have wanted to kill Kinski.. 😅
Kinski was a frightening man in front and behind the camera.
With a face like that he can only play a villain.
Kind of is putting it lightly..
😕
A really solid spaghetti western directed by Giuseppe Vari, the man responsible for this fun entry in the Emanuelle sexploitation series.
Shoot the Living and Pray for the Dead is available on Ama$on Prime, but you should watch it on YouTube instead because Jeff Bezos doesn't need anymore of your money.
There are a few dancing scenes, but I wouldn't say that it's a significant portion of the movie. Maybe you're thinking of a different beach-party monster movie?
Another monsterfied take on the youth culture/beach party movie that was so popular in the 1960s (see previous bmoviebonanza post The Beach Girls and the Monster.)
Yeah, these monsters look super goofy but they really rack up the kill count.
The Horror of Party Beach can be streamed on Tubi but it's also available on YouTube.