> XploitationGirl said on
11-17-2008 at
23:52:
Nice documentary.
> theman66613 said on
11-13-2008 at
04:14:
Yea Mordem had its moment't but I just don't think it lives up to either the hype or pedigree. It's a PURE splatter movie. Not much, or any for that matter, suspense in it. But it does have its moments as you pointed out. I'd say it's worth a look though to all the horror junkies reading this.
> Anthropophagon said on
11-13-2008 at
02:02:
Yeah, the original was cool. But i rather liked it when crusty(the chick) came into the story. it was kind of like a "wow, i never thought they could find a girl that would do this shit" sort of thing. and the guy fucking that dead girl in the bathtub...classic =')
> theman66613 said on
11-13-2008 at
01:57:
August Underground was very good. However Mordem was awful just a bunch of rubber corpses not much depth at all. Penance was better but the AU is a classic.
> CountFistfuldollars said on
11-08-2008 at
05:25:
Yeah, Leone's films might not be very "exploitive" but the films they spawned sure are. Check out Django, Django Kill and Cut Throat 9.
> Anthropophagon said on
11-05-2008 at
07:45:
Anyone who takes any of THESE films seriously needs to check out a little thing called "August Underground". Then watch this video again and tell me how much "exploitation" you think these films have in them. :)
> diegoln20 said on
10-20-2008 at
15:34:
The new master of grindhouse films is Quentin Tarantino, and his pupil Robert Rodriguez. You should check out Planet Terror and Death Proof.
> laboy07 said on
10-16-2008 at
03:12:
yeah like all the unrated straight to DVD movies that come out as well. I get what you meant now.
> garylssk said on
10-16-2008 at
02:28:
i meant exploitation films and i mean they've evolved into slightly higher budget films like any new zombie film, i would even say the super hero/disaster/epic movies are the same, and theres plenty of stupidly violent films out now.
> laboy07 said on
10-16-2008 at
02:19:
where at?I am highly interested in seeing modern grindhouse films.
> Pixelbuddy said on
10-10-2008 at
22:39:
Dammit, where are they now when we really need them? Dammit
> missbraindamage said on
09-13-2008 at
06:51:
wikipedia?
> garylssk said on
08-26-2008 at
20:10:
there still around, they've just evolved a bit.
> castratedrhino77 said on
07-25-2008 at
21:55:
God I LovedMrs. Grier in Coffey, w
> DoctorExploitation said on
07-14-2008 at
01:27:
Of course."Films made with little or no attention to quality or artistic merit but with an eye to a quick profit, usually via high-pressure sales and promotion techniques emphasizing some sensational aspect of the product"
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06-28-2008 at
18:27:
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> camburke1 said on
06-15-2008 at
04:33:
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> JTBrandt23 said on
05-06-2008 at
03:19:
You sure Spaghetti Westerns are supposed to fit into this category?
> bobkraft47 said on
04-26-2008 at
23:36:
thanks man
> Skullbonescotty said on
04-25-2008 at
21:16:
Very good video! Very informative of the time of cool movies.
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