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Old 09-12-2008, 08:58 AM
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I also can't go past "Plan 9 From Outer Space"
October is a great month for B movies. Plan 9 is coming up on TCM soon and I can't wait, even though I've seen it countless times, my enthusiasm remains the same.

Anything by Ed Wood is a pleasure, but I'll mention "Glen or Glenda." It's a must see. "Pull the string! Pull the string!"
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Old 09-12-2008, 09:45 AM
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I saw a movie review that called "Highlander" the greatest B movie of all time. I hadn't thought of it as one until that moment.

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The origial "War of the Worlds" with Gene Barry was the "Gone with the Wind" of badly acted SciFi, does that count.
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Old 09-12-2008, 10:51 AM
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Buckaroo Bonzai.

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Old 09-12-2008, 11:39 AM
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Attack of the killer tomatos (might be a C movie)
The Warriors

Have to second the nominations for Killer Klowns and Army of Darkness.
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Blue Velvet is another good one, and although it's been mentioned several times, I'll mention Repo Man again.

Mars Attacks is also a classic.

How about Cecil B. Demented?

Or Smooth Talk?
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Old 09-12-2008, 11:05 PM
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They Live. Isn't it about time for this great political movie to come out on late night TV again? After all, we have a Presidential election just around the corner.
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Old 09-13-2008, 08:33 PM
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I saw a movie review that called "Highlander" the greatest B movie of all time. I hadn't thought of it as one until that moment.

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Night of the Comet
Hell comes to Frogtown
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The origial "War of the Worlds" with Gene Barry was the "Gone with the Wind" of badly acted SciFi, does that count.
Yeah definitely for sure Holst, I remember when it first came out, they called it a really really good B movie, how could I forget about that one thanks for the reminder

BTW, I have a signed and sealed copy of Highlaner 10th Anniv. Edition on Laserdisc.
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growing up in the late 70's / 80's, I'm kinda partial:

Killer Clowns From Outerspace

any George Romero Zombie Flick

They Live (another vote for this classic!)

and of course,

Return of the Living Dead
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"Blood Waters of Doctor Z" (aka 'Zaat'). got the MST3K treatment.
"I Walked with a Zombie" very atmospheric
"Gargoyles" wi Cornell Wilde. watched as a kid, spooky stuff (for the time)
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My favorite classic of all time is FREAKS: 1932 movie about circus life with real people with deformities. A chilling piece indeed!

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Killer Shrews
Attack of the 50 foot woman

I also remember a movie about some brains that could attack people. They melted in the end.

So many more!
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The awesome classical-trained actor..............Rowdy Rodney Piper..................

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Alien beings controlling our society through technology....you can only "really see" the aliens with special Z Z Top sunglasses.
The movies last 30 seconds....have me peeing my jeans with laughter!!

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Futuristic "Mad Max" movie.....where our hero is the ONLY man in the world who is.....NOT STERILE!
His escape from a gang of Amazon women.....by holding his own PENIS hostage with a KNIFE.....kinda says it all!!??

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