PSYCHO COP
TEEN WOLF TOO - Excremental teen "comedy"
GETTING IT ON
DEAD HEAT - Quite possibly the best movie with Joe Piscopo in it ever made.
MUNCHIES - Gremlins rip off
CRACK HOUSE - Jim Brown. Richard Roundtree. And it's called CRACK HOUSE! How can you go wrong? (Always a dangerous question to ask.)
REBEL HIGH - The single review on IMDb makes it sound so good.
HAMBURGER: THE MOTION PICTURE - Funniest comedy about a hamburger universtiy ever filmed.
NIGHT OF THE DEMONS - Linnea Quigley!
CANNIBAL WOMEN IN THE AVOCADO JUNGLE OF DEATH - 'Nuff said.
Isn't Bill Maher in Cannibal Women. they have one at the store with him called "the pizza guy" that was in the onion "movies time forgot" section. My friend always tells this (made up) story that he saw Jason Bateman drunk in some alley and he (bateman) looked over and said "I was a better teen wolf!" or something like that. There's one called "Cocaine Wars" with Andy Warhol and Jack Palance. Bravo!
DEAD HEAT-always had this one in the back of my head wondering the title,Thanks!
i'll throw out my 2 bids
Summer Camp Nightmare-lord of the flies at summer camp
Shaolin Kung-fu-Documentary with Jet Li in Shaolin
I love summer camp nightmare, its one of those movies that I watched once and didn't like it and then I watched it again and it became one of my favorites...this is why I give movies a second viewing because thats what seems to happen a lot.
I think sometimes just like a car trip their sometimes feels longer then the way back the first viewing of a movie can feel like it's taking forever or dragging or just not fitting your current mood
The first time I saw Dead Alive I thought the movie dragged forever and couldnt wait for it to end,I picked it up for about 3$ the other day at the video store popped it in and loved it :)
that's awesome, like the guy who does the one finger stand. It's weird because there's three documentaries Dragons of the Orient (or Dargons, as it says on the misprinted one at my video store) Abbot Hai Teng of Shaolin (he's the one finger guy who meditates instead of sleeping) and Shaolin Kung Fu. They all have that early Jet Li footage, the finger guy, and basically it seems that between the three of them there is really two whole movies.
I know the feeling. The first time I saw Repo Man, I couldn't stand it until about 3/4 of the way through, when I realized there was no reason for me to dislike it. I watched it again the next morning, and loved it!