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Blood Debts is a strange movie. On one hand, it's relatively bland revenge action. On another, it's a very bad movie made in Southeast Asia. Yet on another, it has one of the greatest moments in cinema history to end the film.

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Truck Stop Women is one of those great exploitation films of the 70s and, naturally, Claudia Jennings is here in a starring turn.

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When a group of friends decide to caving a terrible accident occurs trapping them in the depths. Just as they decide to chop a guy's arm off to feed themselves, they are saved. This turns the disarmed fella hungry for revenge in The Severed Arm!

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Spaced Out (1979)

It's the holidays and I'm giving myself a present for this week's B-Movie Enema review. I'm going back to the Norman J. Warren well with his 1979 sex parody Spaced Out!

Since this is the holiday season, Enemaniacs, I figured I deserve a bit of a gift. After all, Metamorphosis was so lacking in charm and good vibes, that I kind of need something. So, for this week’s B-Movie Enema review, and with Christmas just around the corner, I’m gifting myself the return of a favorite around these parts, Mr. Norman J. Warren. Hell yeah, guys, gals, and non-binary pals,…

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Of all the movies covered during the Lina Romay Month at B-Movie Enema, the by far weirdest was this 1975 erotic sci-fi thriller called Shining Sex. I'm still not sure I know exactly what it was all about.

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Sometimes, a couple just needs to have a LOT of sex while trying to steal Nazi gold and that's exactly what happens in Jess Franco's Night of Open Sex.

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In 1975, Jess Franco and Lina Romay invited audiences into the strange world of depraved millionaires and nymphomaniac heiresses in The Hot Nights of Linda.

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The next Jess Franco/Lina Romay flick from April 2021 was based on a tale written by history's greatest pervert, the Marquis de Sade, 1980's Sinfonia Erotica.

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April 2021 got a little naughty because that month belonged to Jess Franco and his muse of the 70s and 80s, Lina Romay. The month got off to a loud start with 1983's Cries of Pleasure!

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Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor (a.k.a. The Deadly Spawn II, 1990)

Last week, we talked about 1983's The Deadly Spawn. So, how about we look at the sort of 1990 sequel Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor?

Howdy Enemaniacs! This here is what I like to call a “happy little accident” around here at B-Movie Enema. Last week, I reviewed the cult classic sci-fi horror The Deadly Spawn. This week, I’m looking at the 1990 sort of sequel Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor, which is also known as The Deadly Spawn II. This was ABSOLUTELY NOT INTENDED! If you’re a regular reader here, I’ve mentioned how I was…

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For some reason, I had a bug up my ass to make sure I covered every Resident Evil movie made before 2021. I think in the long run it did melt my brain. But in order to do the sequels later in 2021, I had to start where it all began and I kinda hated it.

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Tanya Rosenberg made exactly one film as a director and it was such the masterpiece of a thriller, she never made another one. Let's revel in her perfection with a look at 1990's Blood Games.

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Put your weight on it! Rudy Ray Moore was awesome. Surprisingly, I never really did much with Rudy's starring vehicles on the blog, so in 2021 I took a look at his 1979 masterpiece about fighting drugs on the streets, Disco Godfather!

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Now here's  fun one... uh, the bit of trivia, not the movie because the movie is ass... Did you know that comedians Andrea Martin and Eugene Levy starred in a horror movie directed by Ivan Reitman in the 70s? Now you do! It's Cannibal Girls and it's pretty bad.

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He Knows You're Alone is yet another early 80s horror film trying to cash in on the slasher craze. Specifically, it is taking its inspiration from more of the Halloween stalker slasher. Mostly? I'm just quite enamored with its star, Caitlin O'Heaney.

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The Deadly Spawn (1983)

This week, B-Movie Enema reviews an early 80s indie sci-fi horror flick that became a bit of a cult classic and it did it all on a $25k budget, The Deadly Spawn.

Welcome to a new review here at B-Movie Enema! This week, I decided to go back to the first half of the 80s for a movie that was made on a really small $25,000 budget but turned out to be much better than most would expect on such a small amount of money. Let’s talk about 1983’s The Deadly Spawn. The origin of the movie came from producer Ted Bohus back in the late 70s. He got the idea after…

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The undisputed queen of 70s black cinema has to be Pam Grier. Surprisingly, I haven't paid her the proper representation on the blog considering how much I love blaxploitation. So here's one from a few years ago that is awesome - Sheba, Baby!