An Egyptian caterer serves up some specialty dishes in Miami. H.G. Lewis's fabled flick complete with rotten sheeps' tongues.

Filmed in beautiful Silver Springs--the Amazon should only be so crystal clear!

A group of hippie sterotypes try to get the better of a bunch of Cuban drug runners. William Grefe may not have been as well-known as H.G. Lewis, but he was prolific.

More from H.G. Lewis.

Herschell Gordon Lewis biker chick flick filmed if Florida, hopefully in the winter if they were forced to wear leathers.

Steve Alaimo was best know for his vocal version of the instrumental hit "Cast Your Fate to The Wind." He made a number of Florida drive-in movies as well, mostly for William Grefe.

SCUM OF THE EARTH (which I can happily say I've never seen) is another flick from Lewis' Florida period. The other film isn't A Lewis film.

Wouldn't you know that it would be Florida that would be able to boast having the first verifiable Female Serial Killer? And don't think that they aren't damned proud of it.

This great Rutger Hauer flick DOES open in Viet Nam and the majority of the action DOES take place in Nevade, but the real story gets under way when he goes to the Sunshine State in search of his old army buddy Terry O'Quinn. Its a nice riff on the Japanese blind swordsman flix.

Joan Collins stars as a real estate agent /developer in this adaptation of H.G.Well's set in the swamps and sugar refineries of south Florida.

Lust in the Everglades.

Filmed in central Florida. This surprisingly good film is about the new guy in town who suddenly starts getting all psychic about a local woman's death.

H.G. Lewis' heart warming classic about a charming southern hamlet which (like Brigadoon) materializes once every hundred years to (unlike Brigadoon) eviscerate yankee tourists.

DEATH CURSE is about archaeologists and a ticked off ancient Seminole shaman. STING is about a dememnted scientist who turns himself into a mutant half jellyfish all trash bag. Whu? Girl problems, why else? Neil Sedake was blackmailed into singing the title song in camera.

Veronica Lake ends her film career with a flop/plop as a Nazi scientist in south Florida.

Clark and Ormsby's Viet Nam vet/zombie flick loosely based on THE MONKEY'S PAW was also shot in Florida.

Nuclear war breaks out and only one family on the block has a fallout shelter. This one was adapted for tv when I was in 7th grade. Scared the hell out of me. "There goes Tampa!"

Filmed all over St.Petersburg, Florida, the producers only thanked the Bahamas in the credits ticking off everyone in Pinellas County. One of the spiffy old mansions on Park Blvd. was the site of the pool house the old guys swam in. I used to hand around there all the time as a kid.

An entry in the horror/comedy porn category that was a crossover into mainstream films and is the hardest "R" rated film I've ever seen for sexual content. Filmed somewhere in the Florida panhandle, it concerns a porn crew making a flick while a monster escapes from a navy experiment and goes on a muderous rampage. Ron Jeremy. I mean it stars Jeremy, not that he's the murderous creature.

I always thought this was supposed to take place in the Bayou, but the blurb says the Glades, so here it is!