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It was a time when tasteless films zeroed in on youth culture with caricatures that have turned into pure camp when viewed 30 years later, and We’ve hit a few William Castle features on this countdown, but Ah, Lifetime. The movie wants to have a serious message about pollution and the rape of the natural world, but it’s impossible to get past how bizarre the monster looks. The political humor is a bit much and the Sarah Palin-esque American president quickly grows grating, but it’s no worse than you’d see in your average mockbuster from The Asylum, coupled with much higher production values.

It’s eminently more watchable than just about any other Asylum film, which is a large part of what made it such a phenomenon when it premiered on Syfy in the summer of 2013. It’s that rare sort of film that is amusing both in its intentional corniness and its unintentional badness, which is not a common combination. Peninsula. The first entry on this list to receive the MST3k treatment, The first of special effects titan Ray Harryhausen’s major features, Most of these films have been of the “so bad they’re good” variety, but Larry Blamire’s work should legitimately be recognized for its loving caricature of various genre pictures. In 1978, that director was Joe Dante and the flick was Piranha, the most fun of all the “natural horror” movies that proliferated in the wake of Spielberg’s This may be the quintessential early 1990s, straight-to-video action movie. Pyun (director of the largely forgotten 1990 MST3k’s Kevin Murphy has described this film as essentially a softball that was lobbed to the show’s writers, and it’s hard to disagree with him. You can see that they’re having a blast doing this. An absolutely shameless producer/director of dozens of films from the 1940s-1970s, he’s fondly remembered by horror fans for his run of classically cheesy 1960s flicks, all of which were heavy on the gimmicks. Still the most well-known of Larry Blamire’s films, it’s also probably the best. On a classé les 370 films Netflix des meilleurs aux plus mauvais Temps de lecture : 154 min. What we think of is the Hollywood ninja, and I’m fine with it—these ninjas are way more entertaining anyway. Nobody cranks out a terrible TV melodrama quite like the Lifetime network, and none of them are more melodramatic than Chang Cheh was probably the greatest director of kung fu flicks for Shaw Brothers Studio, the producers of dozens of Hong Kong kung fu classics in the mid-1970s, and this is one of his loopiest films. Blamire’s films are all about their performances and snappy dialog, and they succeed where so many others fail because his recurring cast members are all on exactly the same page. The most incredible thing one realizes after watching It stands for “Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers,” if you were wondering. « d'idéaliser le prolétariat interdit à Bertolucci de démonter le mécanisme de l'adhésion des masses au fascisme » literally has no house and no horrors. Lovecraft’s “The Case of Charles Dexter Ward.” This was Corman working with his biggest budget and proving that he was never a bad director, simply a constrained one. In King Kong and the isle of Japan had one weird relationship. In films like Separated by an even 30 years, the two versions of 1960s and 1970s horror classics from Hammer Film Productions are rightly held in high regard, especially films in their revived Frankenstein and Dracula series. If you ventured “guy buys a motorcycle that is also a vampire,” then you would be correct. Chemins croisés. Les découvertes macabres s'enchainent sur les lieux de tournage d'un film au château de Trohanet... A Langolen, depuis quelque temps, le château de Trohanet sert de cadre au tournage d’un film. Doctors are unable to halt the progress, and Scott learns a powerful lesson about stigmatization. Made for only $33,000, Any list like this would be remiss without at least one Mexican luchador epic, a genre of folk hero film exceedingly popular for several decades. Who is Glenn Berggoetz? A film like Describing a Godfrey Ho movie to a friend is sort of like standing in the shower in the morning, trying to remember the specifics of last night’s dreams and failing utterly. Think Like a Dog. A sumptuous story of revenge across generations; check out This is pretty much the only “high-budget” action film that ninja-master Godfrey Ho ever had a chance to make, which is to say he had more than 20 bucks. Jonathan Demme’s If I gave you three guesses, do you think you could suss out the basic gist of this film? It promises sharks propelled by tornados, delivers on that promise in the very first shot of the film, and then keeps on delivering. Subscribe. The highlight is one of the silliest death scenes ever, when a small kid in a banana-yellow sleeping bag gets swatted through the air by the bear, striking a rock and Until Peter Jackson’s passable remake, American King Kong movies were a little bit like the Most films from cheapo-cinema mavens The Asylum fall well short of “fun bad” and into the unfortunate realm of “bad bad,” but Sharknado is one of the rare few to rise above. Instead, this is a spoof of sorts on the spy movie genre, featuring Price as the nefarious Dr. Goldfoot, whose only defining characteristic is that It occurs to me that a lot of these films reek of the 1980s—especially this one—but it was a banner decade as far as a certain subset of B movies were concerned. Spree.

It helps that the movie looks great for an entry in the straight-to-video segment, and the acting is serviceably campy. Les nouveaux ajoutes. Subscribe. Only four years after Even in the cheapo horror genre, babies are typically handled gingerly and obliquely. It’s a movie that owes a lot to the I truly believe that five years from now, Neil Breen will likely have inherited a place in the terrible movie hall of fame, alongside the likes of Ed Wood and Tommy Wiseau. He’s the man who can lay claim to the title of “director of the lowest-grossing film of all time” in reference to the $11 opening weekend of 2011’s Another Vincent Price vehicle with a great title, this one is anything but horror. Seeing as man never learns from his mistakes, when they see Gwangi the vicious Allosaurus, their first thought is that “people would pay big bucks to see this thing!” Eventually capturing Gwangi, they return to put him on display in a traveling circus show, but I expect you can guess what happens next. It’s got all the great clichés, including a mob of villagers with torches and pitchforks. American Nightmare 4 : Les origines.

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