Enter the Devil (1974)

Another Exorcist ripoff, this one from Italy, featuring a possessed hottie, a creepy-as-hell life-size crucifix, and green vomit.

Into the Fire (1988)

Into the Fire (AKA The Legend of Wolf Lodge) - featuring a murder plot, Olivia d'Abo in a bathtub, explosions, and lots of Canadian winter scenery.  Let's have a look...

Sucker (1998)

Rock stars, vampires, a smoking hot vampire hunter, and AIDS - what more do you want in a vampire movie?

Mausoleum (1983)

Playboy Bunny Bobbie Bresee is possessed by a demon.  Satanic shenanigans ensue.  Let's have a look...

The Sister of Ursula (1978)

Italian director Enzo Milioni takes a giallo and amps up the sex and violence to unprecedented levels. The sleaze is definitely strong with this one - but is it any good?  Let's have a look...

Bluebeard (1972)

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Fraternity Vacation (1985)

Tim Robbins and fellow fraternity bros head to Palm Springs for some action.  Typical eighties sex comedy hi-jinx ensue...

Hybrid (1997)

Post-apocalypse survivors must take on a mutant roaming the halls of an abandoned military installation.  Some will die, some will live, and others will get naked.  Let's take a look...

Black Belly of the Tarantula (1971)

Black Belly of the Tarantula (original title: La tarantola dal ventre nero) is a giallo which boasts three Bond girls: Claudine Auger (Thunderball -1965), Barbara Bach, (The Spy Who Loved Me -1977) and Barbara Bouchet (Casino Royale -1967). Often touted as the best giallo ever - let's see if it lives up to the hype...

Barbed Wire Dolls (1976)

 Jesús Franco does the Women in Prison genre - so, you know you're in for gobs of nudity and precious little plot.  Let's press play...

Mania (1974)

An Italian flick featuring camera-work that lives up to the film's name.  It's non-stop batshit insane with a gothic horror vibe. Let's have a look...

Pets (1973)

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Candy Stripe Nurses (1974)

From the man who brought us School Spirit, comes a pretty lightweight sexploitation flick from Roger Corman's New World Pictures.  I'm sure it was fun at the drive-in in '74; let's see if it holds up...

The Stewardesses (1969)

"Produced on a budget of just over $100,000, the film grossed $25 million in 1970, becoming the most profitable 3D film ever released. In budget-relative terms, it remains among the most profitable theatrical films ever produced."  Sounds intriguing.  Let's have a look...

The Ribald Tales of Robin Hood (1969)

It's the age-old tale of Robin Hood, except this time they've added some sleaze and a lot of bad actors... oh, and a really bad director.  But it's still a lot of fun to see how they sexed up the Robin Hood legend in '69.  Let's press play...

Black Candles (1982)

Director José Ramón Larraz disowned this film after its release and the lead actress never worked again. When you see how dark and sleazy this film is, it's not exactly a surprise. The seventies were ablaze with satanic sleazefests - while this one seems a little late to the game, coming out in '83 - it definitely still has that seventies Euro satansploitation vibe in full effect. So, let's have a look at what Larraz disowned, shall we?

The Nude Vampire (1970)

Jean Rollin, a French director known for stylish and erotic horror flicks, delivers a dreamlike vampire tale. Let's have a look...

Stronghold (1985)

Stronghold (original Belgian title, Wildschut) is a unique take on the Desperate Hours hostage film.  A lot of shit goes down at the Deleye farmhouse over the course of this film, full of tension and unexpected turns.  Let's check it out...