The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension.
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...and Mike Nelson's first experiment as host of MST3K.The Brain that Wouldn't Die (CLASSIC CRAP MONSTER SCHLOCK)
You also find some classic bad horror films on those 50 movies for a buck each collections. The one I have has the following:
Metropolis (original)
Night of the Living Dead (They're coming to GET you, Barbera!)
Phantom of the Opera (Original)
Carnival of Souls (So freaky wierd it's funny. In mood vision!)
The House on Haunted Hill (Vincent Price in high gear
The Brain that Wouldn't Die (CLASSIC CRAP MONSTER SCHLOCK)
The Last Man On Earth (Vincent Price version of "I Am Legend")
Dementia 13 (Screw with the poor girl's head goodness)
The Horror (a very young jack Nickelson)
...of course far more suck bantha poodoo, but these are decent for the schlock they are.
One relatively unknown movie that the reviewers ignored and we enjoy a lot is "Buffalo Girls" with Anjelica Huston, Melanie Griffith and a large cast all perfectly suited for their roles.
I just don't like horror movies. Never have. Well, I can appreciate the genius in some of those patterned after Stephen King novels: "Carrie", "The Shining", "The Green Mile".
But I love disaster movies and the critics almost universally dislike them. I've got a bunch of them in my collection though.
One relatively unknown movie that the reviewers ignored and we enjoy a lot is "Buffalo Girls" with Anjelica Huston, Melanie Griffith and a large cast all perfectly suited for their roles.
Wasn't this a mini series that aired on TV? I think I have seen it.