The Godfather of bad movies.

Killer Tomatoes? Yes, it's a spoof on itself.

Siamese "Twins" are separated by doctors against their will, and they are not happy about it.

A young Don Johnson and his psychic dog in a post-apocalyptic world.

When I was a boy, this movie frightened me more than any other. I was either to young to notice the cheesiness and debauchery, or, more likely, it was edited out.

John Carpenter's first movie, written by Dan O'Bannon who went on to pen "Alien" and containing a dangerously funny beach-ball alien. Let there be light.

A masterpiece in rubber.

Infectious music by Queen.

A Martian stow-away starts killing the crew of a spaceship headded back to Earth. This tiny little ship is not the "Nostromo", yet they decide to toss hand grenades and bazooka shells on board.

An alien weapon turns an angry teen into an angry human/alien hybrid.

An alien gorilla with a diving helmet atempts to take over the remnants of humanity.

Aliens plan to grow giant lobsters on Earth to feed their people. Humans? We're lobster food. But one of the aliens who reads a special little book decides we're worth saving.

Sean Connery flies around in a giant stone head and discovers the truth about his civilazation.

Incomprehensible and graphic, yet I can't turn away! This is by Herschell Gordon Lewis, the father of the "Splatter" film.