gemma_rae
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Basket Case!
Favorite "B" Movies 60's through the 90's
- Thread starter Kyle
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Wasn't that the top selling item in 1999 at the old dirty book store?
When do you have time to watch movies? You are always posting 30+ minute videos on here.
I really shouldn't dignify this with a response .... You are trolling me.
Kinnakeet
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lmao yes
Kinnakeet
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Just seen the omega man a month ago
Kinnakeet
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Planet of the Apes
A new car
Clem72
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Monster Club, Last Man on Earth, and Dead Heat all solid "B" movies that Vincent Price was in. Dead Heat is by far my favorite Joe Piscapo movie.
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Clem72
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I remember quite a few "bad" movies from the 60s and 70s, but not sure how many of them qualify as "B" movies. I feel like B movies have a unique combination of not taking themselves seriously and also usually over the top practical effects (not necessarily good ones) and most of the movies I can think of are from the 80s. I guess off the top of my head my list is:
Dead Heat
Monster Club
Last Man on Earth
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Elvira Mistress of the Dark
Little Shop of Horrors (the original)
Ghoulies
CHUD
Barbarella
Critters
Flash Gordon
Fire and Ice
Curse of the Warewolf
Dead Alive
Futureworld
My Science Project
And I guess you can throw in literally everything from Full Moon Video (Dollman, Pupper Master, Trancers, etc.). I wasn't as big a fan of Troma stuff like Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, Sgt. Kabuki-man, and the Toxic Avenger.
Dead Heat
Monster Club
Last Man on Earth
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Elvira Mistress of the Dark
Little Shop of Horrors (the original)
Ghoulies
CHUD
Barbarella
Critters
Flash Gordon
Fire and Ice
Curse of the Warewolf
Dead Alive
Futureworld
My Science Project
And I guess you can throw in literally everything from Full Moon Video (Dollman, Pupper Master, Trancers, etc.). I wasn't as big a fan of Troma stuff like Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, Sgt. Kabuki-man, and the Toxic Avenger.
Clem72
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I think I like every movie on your list (except possibly some of the westerns) but very few of them I would classify as "B" movies. Many you posted were blockbuster bug budget films, literally the opposite of "B".
OccamsRazor
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Awesome John Carpenter movie. Still holds up today and is a classic B-movie if anyone cares to see it.
Fun fact: For several years, this movie has the longest running, continuous live-action fight scene ever filmed. The fight between Roddy Piper and Keith David in the alley.
