You might be thinking of The Bad Movie Report (
http://www.stomptokyo.com/badmoviereport/ ) Dr. Freex was quite fascinated by the Ginger trilogy. (man I miss that guy, he was my 2nd favorite bad movie reviewer, but at least his old reviews are still there.)
I also miss Dr. Freex's reviews. He had a knack for making me laugh out loud; it was just the way he approached the films and how they mattered to him.
My bad... it wasnt hosted by mr. KUNG FU himself, but rather by his dad... I believe his name is Keith Carradine. I do know that if you can stand to watch to the end, though, you will see David and the other son--the Revenge of the Nerds guy-- show up.
John Carradine. His ability to deliver serious sounding technobabble was incredible, but man did he appear in some awful films. "Billy the Kid vs. Dracula" was just one of the real stinkers.
"The Best of Sex and Violence" was a title I ran across a few months ago, probably around the time I developed a renewed interest in trailer compilations. I definitely want to see it. Unfortunately, it does not appear to be available on DVD, so I'm stuck waiting for the next legitimate release.
I've one of these type of sampler/trailer DVD's by Something Weird called The Extra Weird Sampler that I bought at Best Buy one day for only 3.99.
It's got a little over 4 hours of stuff on it and much like the one reviewed here focuses on 60's nudies and 70's sexploitation flicks.
Something Weird's collection seems to mostly consist of sleazy exploitation films. Everything is amazingly low budget, and has nudity or depraved sexuality. Nice snag on the sampler, I had a copy, but it went MIA. Think that I paid about $20 for mine. I see it's selling for $5 on Amazon.com now. Going to have to pick up another copy.
Volume 2 is more evenly balanced than Volume 1.
Still have not seen Vol. 2, but it's on my list. Vol. 3 also seemed more balanced than this one. However, the highs of Vol. 3 also seemed less dramatic. Nothing peaked my interest quite as much as the titles that cropped up on Vol. 1.