God, what a morbid flick. Cannibal drug using nut-jobs go beserk. This one has to rank in the top two. Great great stuff.

These 2 movies define everything I love about about silly Drive-in movies. You gotta see the devil in the first flick....man.

Great two-fer release. Low-budget & atmospheric. You can't go wrong here.

This set catapulted me back to the school gym of my childhood. See a stoned looking Sonny Bono giving advice; priceless. I had to pick my jaw up from the floor.

Can it get worse than this? Bad all the way around. Good hearted co-dependent biker gets hooked on dope & turns into a killer turkey!....I love it.

Has "Graveyard of Horror" on it. A horribly fantastic bad European thriller. When one of the characters enters the room, an organ plays! What can you say about that! (This set also includes the Peter Cushing classic "Flesh And The Fiends".)

I didn't think an overweight, sweaty Lon Chaney Jr. would make it through this movie...or did he? Apparently this turned out to be his last one. Here Al Adamson manages to destroy everything Universal took years to build in less than 2 hours! C'mon, you gotta love it.

Hilarious propaganda documentary on nuclear war by the States.

Country musician Ferlin Husky and assorted backwoods yokels make this a must-see. Witness his two other "Hillbilly" movies too. Man, this is priceless stuff.

"Damaged Goods" is classic in the Grindhouse genre. This "Something Weird" two-fer is one the best they've released.

Neither of these "roughies" can be ignored. Great stuff, in a twisted kind of way.

Mexican wrestling legend Santo became a crime fighting superhero in the movies. He (along with Mil Mascaras, and Blue Demon) took everyone on from Dracula, Frankenstein's daughter, to the mob, martians, and everyone else in between. Classic stuff.

Ok, I have to give the Master his due. All of Ed Wood's movies defined "bad", yet I've watched them all more than once..

I love the "Zombie" genre. This one is fascinating simply for the "aura" it gives out. Disturbing yet fun.

Bad zombie flick never left my memory. This is classic 70's low-budget.

Archie Hall Jr.'s best role as a nut-bar who holds a few folks hostage....outside!

Schlock-master Corman has to be on this list & this box set more than does the trick.

While I didn't go crazy for this one the first watch, I just couldn't get it out of my head. The second viewing was much better. This goes down as a drive-in "Schlock" classic.

There's no Kitsch like Paul Naschy Kitsch. His spanish werewolf movies are lame beyond belief but they're also a ton of laughs. He even compares himself to legends Lee, Legosi and Chaney. A true dreamer if there ever was one!

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