Say Hello To The Face Of Exploitation Cinema! Someone asked me to explain the phenomenon of exploitation cinema – an era from the late 60’s to the mid-80’s when movies pushed boundaries and broke taboos…and resulted in some of the… Read More ›
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“The House On Straw Hill!” Severin Films Shocks Exploitation Fans With Banned Film!
Want to surprise someone with an obscure exploitation gem? No need to look so worried – it’s time to celebrate the grindhouse classics as well as the obscure…so, for those of you eager to try new things, here’s one for… Read More ›
Want REALLY Shocking Cinema? “Martyrs” And More #31daysofhorror! Extreme Cinema!
Remember when you first saw THIS? There are images from films that stay with you forever…and perhaps no movie has ever included more of these shocking images than “The Exorcist.” I have been asked several times about what I consider… Read More ›
French Shocker “Revenge!” Blood-Soaked Thriller For The #MeToo Movement!
Talk About Bloody “Revenge!” I had heard about this 2017 French shocker, and after seeing it, I understand why it’s so controversial – it’s one of the bloodiest revenge thrillers in the post #MeToo world – for good reason! “Revenge”… Read More ›
“The Sinful Dwarf!” What Happened To Star Annie Sparrow? A Euro-Sleaze Mystery!
“A young bride, left alone to the lewd passions of an evil dwarf!” And with that tagline, a “euro-sleaze” classic was born! Sometimes there are movies that are so wrong – I mean WRONG – in every way that they… Read More ›
“Sex Starved” Vampires! “Cold Fish” Revenge! World’s Most Shocking Films!
Excuse me – yes, you there…take a look at this: Do I have your attention yet? Well, this is the type of movie image that’s hard to ignore… After scenes like this, it’s no wonder you love the movies. Need… Read More ›
“Sexy” Nun Raquel Welch! “Dirty” Devil Vomit Bags! Classic Euro-Sleaze!
Is This Wrong? Is there ANY justification for Raquel Welch playing a “sexy” nun? What? You don’t remember this in a Spielberg film? A Kubrick classic? Well, it raises an important question: When Do You Know A Movie Is A… Read More ›
