Culturally, it’s mostly significant for being the only film produced and directed by the Chiodo brothers, Stephen and Charles. 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.
Harry Potter et les Reliques de la mort : 1ère partie. 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. American Nightmare 4 : Les origines.
We’re talking A martial arts movie is only as good as its colorful characters, and those characters are often only as good as their gimmicks. Starring world karate champion Cynthia Rothrock as a kickass female street fighter, it still has to bring in a male hero to do “the real fighting” against a psychotic street fighter/serial killer known as “Stingray.” The movie became infamous thanks to its final fight scene between Rothrock, Stingray and the male hero, and I’m warning you right now: This might very well be the Who knew that Brandon Lee made so many deliciously terrible films before With no reservations, this is one of the best horror flicks of the 1980s. Each set of ninjas has their own colorful, outrageous costumes and fighting styles, such as tunneling through the ground (earth ninjas) or blinding their enemies with reflective armor (gold ninjas). 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. Regardless, that’s exactly what it’s about: A bear monster mutated by a combination of man’s hubris and some industrial-strength industrial waste. On a classé les 370 films Netflix des meilleurs aux plus mauvais Temps de lecture : 154 min.
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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.
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But things are about to get wacky because now they’ll be forced to work together! But what does “best” mean when we’re talking about films often famous for their shoddy construction? It certainly doesn’t mean “best-made.” It also doesn’t mean “worst-made,” or else films like Whenever possible, I tried to keep the list to more obscure titles. The most incredible thing one realizes after watching It stands for “Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers,” if you were wondering. If it’s from Troma you know it’s going to be tasteless, but the original This may truly be the quintessential 1950s sci-fi B movie, a groundbreaking study in cheap moviemaking and innovative special effects, with an intriguing story to boot. Waiting for the Barbarians. Subscribe.
Outside this movie (still considered their opus and too distinct to forget) they’ve provided effects for dozens of bad horror movies and a few mainstream ones, with titles ranging from the There was a time in the mid-1980s when ninjas were just about the coolest possible characters for an American action movie.
Starring a 26-year-old Tom Hanks in his first feature film lead, six years before I have no idea why this film was named Prophecy, except that “15-foot mutant bipedal bear” was sort of a clunky title.
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Simply put, this guy has made some truly awful movies. It’s a deliriously weird sci-fi horror flick where aliens who just happen to look like clowns land on Earth in a ship that just happens to look like a big-top tent, then turn people into cotton candy and eat them. It’s also unusually gory and graphic for a film in this genre, so be warned—when somebody gets their ass kicked in A film that was all but forgotten until its rediscovery by the Alamo Drafthouse theater chain in 2009, If a film has inspired a documentary about it detailing exactly what went wrong, you know you’re probably dealing with a special commodity. It’s a definitive example of the trashy 1980s horror flick, a movie I heard whispered rumors of growing up but never would have been allowed to view. For several decades, the world was happy to forget about As a writer, producer and director, Charles Band has been responsible for some of the most fun-bad B movies produced since the mid-1980s. When Scott Carey is exposed to a radioactive cloud he finds he’s beginning to get smaller. Words on Bathroom Walls.
Les nouveaux ajoutes. His films have an instantly recognizable quality, an auteurship all but nonexistent in this budget bracket, because he both adores and recognizes the absurdity of the films that inspired him.Bargain bin horror really reached a new level in the 1980s as filmmaking equipment became more widely available.