The B-sentials

[Psycho Circus]

Lol Rev I have most of those which you listed to me. You are my bestest friend. I have a feeling my standard is going to be based on just how unusual a watch something is. But I'm definitely going to get a Mill Creek boxset and never look back. It's kinda a question of... you know, am I going to stop at the well-known ones like Reefer Madness and Killer Clowns, or am I going to really go full craptastic...

I'd go all the way, then see how easy it is to claw your back from the abyss 

[Nukie 2]

Here's some other essentials that are fairly easy to obtain, or see on netflix:
Troll 2
Killer Shrews
The Giant Gila Monster
Gamera
Ator the Invincible
Hercules Vs. the Moon Men
Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
Zombie Lake
The Indestructible Man
The Creeping Terror
The Ape Man (not essential per se, but Bela Lugosi turns into an ape-man, brilliant! I think I want to watch that now!)
Shark Attack 3: Megaladon (2003, but in a few years this will end up on essentials lists, trust me!)

and I'm really scanning my brain for stuff for other essential stuff of the 1990's besides Troll 2; hard decade that.
Also, pretty much any B's you find from the 1950's are usually essential.

[Leah]

You MUST WATCH A Roger Corman movie! 

[meQal]

If you do go all the way out and try to get some seriously bad movies, use the review sections of the site and seek out film titles with a skull beside them. Those should be among the worst imaginable. Andrew is pretty much on the mark with most of his ratings. Granted a couple of times I would of went worse than what he rated them as but it's a really good guide for finding titles you may never of heard of that reek of awfulness.

[metalmonster]

BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS
BATS
C.H.U.D
THE WEREWOLF VS. THE VAMPIRE WOMAN
FRANKENSTEIN'S CASTLE OF FREAKS
BUBBA HO TEP
I EAT YOUR SKIN


This List Could Go On For A While

[Rev. Powell]

Not sure why I didn't think of this before.

We actually made a collaborative list of essential bad movies before: see http://www.badmovies.org/forum/index.php?topic=120390.0.

That should keep you busy for a while.

[SPazzo]

Hey Weasel.  I'm a n00b too when it comes to b-grade/cult movies.  A place to find some movies for free (legally too)  is the feature films section at the Internet Archive.  (http://www.archive.org/details/feature_films)  It is pretty good.  They have quite a few of the movies mentioned.  (Brain that Wouldn't Die, Manos, Reefer Madness, etc...)

It's actually the site that got me into "bad movies".

[Rev. Powell]

Hey Weasel.  I'm a n00b too when it comes to b-grade/cult movies.  A place to find some movies for free (legally too)  is the feature films section at the Internet Archive.  (http://www.archive.org/details/feature_films)  It is pretty good.  They have quite a few of the movies mentioned.  (Brain that Wouldn't Die, Manos, Reefer Madness, etc...)

It's actually the site that got me into "bad movies".

Spazzo is correct, a lot of the older public domain movies you can find on those Mill Creek packs are available for viewing and downloading for free at the Internet Archive.

[NowhereMan]

MUST HAVE B-Sentials---->

Frankenhooker
Dead Alive
Night Of The Comet
All the 'Massacre' movies..slumber party, sorority, cheerleader, etc.
Bikini Carwash Company!
All the Puppet Master movies
The many Children of the corn sequels
Subway
Cube
ONce Bitten
Killjoy
Leprechaun Back To the hood
Pep Squad

..I'm coming back when I remember more! LOL

[Caronte]

Welcome, other vote to jesus christ vampire hunter, and "STARCRASH" is a must see

[Scottie]

People seem to be forgetting the king of splatter gore, Hershel Gordon Lewis and his masterpiece "Blood Feast" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ2t0et8wWc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lpZzSse76o

Hahahaha, what the hell? I love this movie so much. Seriously a classic.

-Scottie