An exploitation film is a film that attempts to succeed financially by exploiting current trends, niche genres, or lurid content. Exploitation films are generally low-quality “B movies.” They sometimes attract critical attention and cult followings. Some of these films, such as Night of the Living Dead (1968), set trends and become historically significant. (Wikipedia)
Second Wave Corman. Humanoids from the Deep (Monster) (1980): 10 out of 10: A struggling fishing town (Noyo, California) has its hopes raised by the […]
Hot for Teacher Before the Dawn (2019): 5 out of 10: A young teacher fleeing an abusive marriage (Alana de Freitas) starts anew at a […]
I ran… I ran so far away. Beaks: The Movie (El ataque de los pájaros) (1987): 5 out of 10: I have a stated policy […]
Keep the lights off. Hollywood After Dark (Walk the Angry Beach) (The Unholy Choice) (1968): 1 out of 10: Hollywood after Dark is a depressing […]
What is Japanese for mumble? New York Cop (Nyû Yôku No Koppu) (1993): 3 out of 10: The generically named New York Cop is a […]
Demantia Praecox Maniac (Sex Maniac) (1934) :1 out of 10: Mad scientist and a vaudevillian actor raise people from the dead, torture animals and rape […]
Yummy Eaten Alive! (Mangiati vivi!) (1980): 8 out of 10: I must have much lower standards for the Italian Cannibal film genre than almost any other. […]
Well, it is no Death Spa…. Killer Workout (Aerobicide) (1987) 8 out of 10: A remarkable body count and gratuitous nudity and well Killer Workout […]
After ‘while, crocodile. Crawl (2019): 7 out of 10: Crawl is a competently lensed and acted creature feature about a father and daughter trapped in […]
Buckets of Blood Pouring Out of People’s Heads The Machine Girl (Kataude mashin gâru) (2008): 7 out of 10: People in Japan must have very […]
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