#1 with a bullet, Van Nuys Blvd. (1979). When I first saw this film, I remember thinking something had been taken from me that I would never ever, ever get back. A piece of my life was gone forever and for what? In that moment I vowed that in the future, I would make every moment count.
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Amongst Cage’s turkeys is Pig… which we enjoyed very much. And Cage was exceptionally good in it.
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“Zaat” is truly awful. Ditto “Blood Freak”. Both are featured on Redlettetmedia so you can enjoy their awfulness without having to slog your way through the entire soul crushing run time.
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I enjoyed Renfield recently. Lots of hammy acting.
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What? No 5,000 Fingers Of Dr. T?
This one is so bad it’s one of my favorites because it is so bad.
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I saw that as a child at random on tv in the early 70’s and thought I’d dreamed it until I happened across a screening 20 years later.
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I know it was initially a flop, but with a story and surreal art direction by Dr Seuss and Hans Conried as Dr T I liked it even as a kid. I do have a soft-spot for flops that involved a lot of filmmaking talent and gleefully chaotic flops. Spielberg’s 1941 is also a guilty pleasure for me.
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I can understand that; but besides belushis freewheelin performance…maaaan, what a stinker this one is.
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just as a bonus; thankfully somebody combined the pretty bad evil dead-ripoff demon wind (1990) with rlms full-lenght commentary for it from the video-game high on life and uploaded it for all of us to enjoy;
https://invidious.nl/watch?v=k-249zN16jQ
I guess apart from their commentary for B&R its my favourite.
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See also; Tiptoes (2002).
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