Zombie Logic From Thomas L. Vaultonburg, Outsider Poet: exploitation movies

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Thursday, June 7, 2012

The Thirsty Dead Drinks Deep From the Cup of Stupid

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I don't understand the 1974 movie The Thirsty Dead. Who's dead, exactly, and although almost everyone gets thirsty sometimes the de...

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Saturday, June 2, 2012

Don't Go In the Basement, Or Anywhere Else, Or Answer the Phone

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In the early seventies nowhere was safe. Don't Go In the Woods, Don't Go In the House, Don't Answer the Phone. In the 1973 schlo...

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Monday, May 7, 2012

Demoniacs (Jean Rollin)

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The Demoniacs, also titled Curse of the Living Dead (along with every movie made from roughly 1966-1986), is a film by French horror maste...

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Revenge of the Cheerleaders

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In the 1970's the unwritten rule was it was permisable to make an intentionally schlocky, exploitation movie full of nudity, violence, a...

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Monday, April 9, 2012

Drive In Massacre Is a Cult Classic That Kills

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Drive In Massacre is a 1977 film that gets 2.5 stars on IMDB . It's a little better than that, but not much. Regardless of the rating...

Sunday, April 1, 2012

Zombie Lake Is a Place True Horror Fans Will Love To Drown

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The best thing about the movie Zombie Lake is that it is directed by one of the greatest zombie directors of all time, Jean Rollin, under ps...

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