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Faces of Death (1978)
Of all the movies at the video store you would dare your friends to rent and watch at sleepovers, I would have to think one of the kings of that dare subgenre is Faces of Death. That's getting the review treatment this week at B-Movie Enema.
Welcome to another B-Movie Enema review! Over the last few months or so, it feels like I’ve waxed poetic over going to the video store or a sleepover with your dumb friends and being enticed by a particular movie. Maybe it was a movie that had box art that stood out. Hell, I talked about that just a couple of weeks ago about how enticing and striking the poster for My Bloody Valentine was to me…
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1973's Beyond Atlantis by director Eddie Romero is technically a family film. No, for real, Patrick Wayne (John Wayne's son) insisted this film be a family film. It's one of the very few movies out of the Philippines in that era that was family-friendly - which is a direct quote from David DeCoteau, someone who knows both sleaze and family movies.
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Did you know there was a 2005 Doctor Who-adjacent porn parody called Abducted by the Daleks? Well... There was. It's not really worth watching. In fact, for the part, many didn't even know because it got more or less sued into oblivion.
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Fred Williamson was known as The Hammer during his pro football days. He even played in the very first Super Bowl for Kansas City. By 1976, he made his directorial debut for a pretty solid action-drama called Mean Johnny Barrows.
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Hide and Go Shriek is a late era slasher that is likely mostly forgotten even by horror fans. However, it's actually not a bad little slasher/stalker movie. The setup is kind of silly and some of the decision made by actors and such will elicit a chuckle, but it's not too bad.
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With the recent news of Reggie Bannister in hospice care, and it getting to the point in my usual reposting of older reviews that we were getting here, it is only proper to repost my review of Phantasm, one of the most interesting and compelling horror films from the late 70s.
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Candy Stripe Nurses (1974)
When you've got the sicky sick, and you're a fan of 70s exploitation, you best get yourself checked out by Candice Rialson and the Candy Stripe Nurses!
They’ll give us fast-fast-fast relief! That’s what the poster says for this week’s movie, and I bet they mean it too! Welcome to another review here at B-Movie Enema. Also, welcome to another review of a movie from Roger Corman’s New World Pictures! 1974’s Candy Stripe Nurses was part of the company’s “nurses cycle”. However, there’s a very specific reason why we’re starting with this one, which…
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I covered the 2012 original, it only made sense that I covered the 2019 sequel. Check out this review of Another Cinema Snob Movie.
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The Tinto Brass finale in February 2022 was Monamour. Now, sure, Tinto Brass liked butts. He also liked the idea of a shot-reverse shot of two women carrying on a conversation while taking dumps.
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The third week of Tinto Brass movies covered at B-Movie Enema as the movie Private. And... you guessed it. More shots of buttholes.
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The next entry in the month celebrating Italy's Tinto Brass is a very good erotic drama set in 1945 about an Italian aristocrat falling in love with a Nazi officer who may or may not be what he seems in 2002's Black Angel.
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I followed January 2022's Andy Sidaris Month with a whole month dedicated to the Italian erotic film master Tinto Brass. February became a massive celebration of nudity, sex, and shots of buttholes that kicked off with, heh, appropriately enough, 2000's Cheeky!
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My Bloody Valentine (1981)
My Bloody Valentine is long overdue for B-Movie Enema to cover. So what better day to pick it to be reviewed than Valentine's Day?
Like, no shit this week’s review is going to be My Bloody Valentine, right? Happy Valentine’s Day, my Enamaniacs. This week’s new review here at B-Movie Enema is a bit overdue. 1981’s My Bloody Valentine is often cited as one of the better slashers of the 80s. Like with 1978’s Halloween, it seems as though there might be a little more going on with this movie. It certainly has more going on with…
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Billy Ray Cyrus... I wonder what he's been up to lately? Anyway, in 2001, he made a movie called Radical Jack. He played a guy named Jack and he sure was radical.
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January 2022's Andy Sidaris Month came to a conclusion with Do or Die, a movie that brings Erik Estrada back as a hero this time and features an eeeevil Pat Morita!
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1990's Guns is the Andy Sidaris film that is about selling guns, shooting guns, and looking at guns. Oh, and there's a bazooka.
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The second entry in January 2002's Andy Sidaris Month takes a trip to the beach where two of our favorite agents, Donna and Taryn, head to an island where they find a Japanese soldier who still believes World War II is happening in 1989's Savage Beach!
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