@@AVAPopCulture It's a Vampire-Catastrophy-Alien-Epedimic-Fantasy-Adventure. muhahahahahahah Just in case, if you like to see the best ever made Vampire movie in the world, check Hammer Horror - Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter. Damn shame people had been to idiotic back then to see the genius of this never made series pilot film. Let me point out two things about it: Highlander, Blade.
Wow! Daughters of Darkness is a gem. The writers are very intelligent with a deep understanding of how to manipulate people with clever dialog. The acting is great and it's fairly suspenseful. Thanks guy!
Chase, you do know who the old couple are in X, right? Spoiler alert!! They don't say it in the movie but there are clues. But the old woman is Pearl and also played by Mia Goth. And the old man is her husband that came home from the war in Pearl. Check up on it and you'll see.
Night of the Demons & Gerald's Game immediately came to mind for this list. Night of the Demons has so much but that scene with the lipstick...lol....nuff said 😂
Awesome list! A couple I haven't seen. This isn't your fault, it's been going on since its release, but I wish previews of The Howling didn't show the ending shots with Dee Wallace on the monitors.
Great pics! Lifeforce and From Beyond get semi regular viewings in my house. I'm not a big slasher fan, but I love Ti West's entire X trilogy. Many moons ago, I bought a ton of horror DVDs from a closing video store (.50 a pop). Innocent Blood was one of them and has been sitting on the shelf unwatched for all those years. Going to dust it off and give it a watch tonight.
The film that I think of that perfectly fits this description is Cemetery Man. I only saw it once years ago on a movie channel on cable, but it's memorable in both how gory it is while still being kinda perverted. Evil Dead the OG is another one I would consider for a list like this. Another good video, Chase. You remind me of some of the films I forgot all about. I have a few of these mostly on DVD. I know a lot of people love the Re-animator, but it was another that never appealed to me. Slightly off subject, I pre-ordered April Fools Day on 4K, which I look forward to seeing again as it's been a number of years. We both really loved that one, so it was a must buy for me.
@BBI_Strange_Agent You know you can't even find it on IMDB unless you type the foreign title in a search? I know someone else on here who tried to do a review for it but TH-cam wouldn't allow it to be uploaded. Even when he edited out anything that was slightly graphic they still wouldn't let them show it on here. I only know this because they told me after I mentioned it. They were pretty upset because they had spent a lot of time making that video.
@anthonymerchant2597 The title confusion might stem from Dellamorte Dellamore being the real original title (many don't realize it's actually an Italian film). I've heard that several creators have gotten strikes from using footage from the film. Apparently whoever holds the rights is militant about it.
Stefan was a mysterious character. He obviously knew the Countess, and he claimed Valery as his own, but what was his motives and relationship to the Countess and to the man who answered Stefan's phone call? What was he? Another vampire? The movie isn't flawless - the two murders could have used a choreographer who does fight scenes. But the dialog is so excellent it could be used to teach other screen writers.
Glad you enjoyed it! I pretty much love all kinds of movies!!! I can watch the most sophisticated classic and follow it up with b movie shlock and enjoy both and everything in between!
Hey Chase… 1. The Howling - saw it in theater with my dad. I was only 12! 😮 2. X - Mia goth 3. Infinity Pool - Mia goth 4. Species 5. Cat People - 1982 Natasha Kinski! 6. From Beyond 7. Dusk til Dawn - Selma scene 8. Howling 2 - lotta boobs 9. Lifeforce 10. The Hunger - Sarandon! Webb in Decatur
That was kinda of my idea with this was to give some super sexy and kind of gratituitous horror movies, but movies that are not a big stretch for the masses to get into
You forgot The Vampire Lovers (a 1970 British Gothic horror film starring Ingrid Pitt, and the awesome Peter Cushing) Naked lesbian Vampires should be on everyone's list.
Very solid list! I don’t know what I would bump, but I would have to find a place for the original Hellraiser. I would also need to try to work Emmanuelle and the Last Cannibals in there too.
I'm still waiting for Full Moon to restore the complete version of 'The Evil Clergyman.' It was made right after From Beyond and the sex scene Jeffrey Combs had with Barbara Crampton was super hot. I wouldn't be surprised if the two of them were actually dating during that time period.
@@AVAPopCulture That's right! Now we can get ready for 10 "MORE" Over the Top & Delightfully Dirty HORROR Movies! Thanks man for another great list! Love your Channel! 😎🤘
i love Species, one of my favorites from my teenage years, I would have been 13 in '95. So many on your list I've never seen, which I love hearing about. I watched a movie last night that I hadn't seen since I was probably 16, Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II. I think this might slightly fall into your category here. One thing I noticed that I hadn't thought of before, is that Mary Lou is sort of like Freddy Krueger in this movie, almost a female Freddy or Jason or Michael. I watched it on Joe Bob and Darcy Last Drive-in show. Joe Bob said something really interesting (given the timing) that this movie has been compared to as the Blue Velvet of horror films. I thought "hmm, that's interesting and I can see what they mean", it sort has that dream quality to it, and it's a very patient movie where they don't rush the scenes. A lot of people think this movie sucks, but I have always loved it, however I do see the generic aspect to it, it's corny in a sense, you could say it's good hot garbage. Lol. But I love it. Darcy said it's one of her top 5 favorite horror movies ever, and they even recreated and did a prom dance on their show for it with Darcy dressed up as Mary Lou. Lol. BTW, If you are still having issues finding Joe Bob's episodes where the movies are played...see my comment under your video from last night (the live you did), I explain where the solution might be.
@kevincampbell9526 not several, Flesh for Frankenstein was his first "film" according to him and he was asked to immediately do blood for dracula but had to lose the weight in a week...I had those 2 flip flopped but he tells the story of both on his criterion closet picks video and it is a great listen
@kevincampbell9526 just mentioning what he said....I speak off the top of my head on these videos so I suppose I should've said "one of his first" movies an "an early" movie but someone would've dinged me on that too for not being precise lol
See the movie Requiem For A Vampire by Jean Rollin if you haven't. Two absolutely gorgeous French babes running around nude in a castle, being chased by vampires.
Hi Chase just recently subscribed and love your movie content. I noticed you picked up Incubus 4K wondered if yours plays Ok as mine won’t ? Mine was purchased from Zavvi Uk
I don't think Christie and Sutherland actually had sex in front of the film crew. Just wishful thinking by some. My guess is there was some insider who started the rumor in order to get hype for the film.
none of us were there so who knows lol...but her husband believed it enough to try and stop the release...and many years after it was the several different people working on the production that said it happened...doubt they had a lot to gain for the movie 30 years after the fact, but who knows!!!
Don't Look Now needs to be seen more than once, because when you really understand the context, that scene (the most important scene in the movie - not gratuitous at all) becomes incredibly sad. My initial reaction was that the film was a bit overhyped - a solid supernatural thriller that was way more well-made than it actually needed to be (directed, acted and especially EDITED), but when you watch it knowing where it's going it becomes a powerfully emotional experience and the themes (water is ubiquitous, the appearances of the color red, emotion, time, decay, loss, grief, Venice in the off-season - still romantic but also morbid, love treated in a way that's actually meaningful...) take over and carry the film. It's a lot more powerful, and deep, and the credible lovemaking isn't just incidental, it's central. (It's probably the first time since the accident that opes the film, which is significant, but it's also... something else, and when you figure it out you might cry.) The fact that we interpret the film differently on subsequent viewings elides with what happens in the film - the story hinges on the characters' fatal misinterpretation or failure to appreciate what they're actually seeing and what information they're being given. Don't Look Now isn't just a great horror movie, it's a great film, period - an underrated treatment of a marriage relationship between people who are still in love with each other that actually takes that bond more seriously than most high-end romantic dramas. Daughters of Darkness is my favorite lesbian vampire film hands down, excellent call there, but José Larraz' Vampyres doesn't skimp on the boobs, blood and softcore humping we love the 70s for, along with some great groovy-gothic atmosphere, and a pair of very well qualified Playmates doing the bloodletting honors. Blood for Dracula is also a great pick, but don't anyone sleep on the companion film, Flesh for Frankenstein, that was made back to back (in 3-D!), which is also a blast, carrying over the same director and a lot of the same cast and personnel. I love this topic because I have a longtime interest in movies that live at the intersection of sex and violence - so forgive me going on at length, but here goes. Dressed to Kill (which I know you covered in another video recently) is the gold standard for me, but that film started out as De Palma's treatment for the OTHER most controversial film of 1980, Cruising. The unfairly reviled William Friedkin film is absolutely fearless - a horror film about identity, disguised as an undercover police procedural, and set (BRILLIANTLY!) in the deep end of the gay kink scene of the late 1970s just before AIDS exploded (so there really WAS a mysterious killer stalking that community). Cruising ends up being an education you didn't count on, and it's got that same unsettling vibe that haunted The Exorcist, a lot of which is just authentic that-era NYC grit, grunge and sleaze. It's probably one of Pacino's last understated performances (save for some crazy dancing you've gotta see), and he looks appropriately nervous throughout. Is Cronenberg's Crash a horror film? His debut feature Shivers definitely is, with an epidemic of nasty "venereal disease/aphrodisiac parasites" turning everyone in an otherwise sterile apartment complex into dangerous sex maniacs! Claire Denis' Trouble Every Day is basically a mean little arthouse riff on Shivers. Ken Russell's Lair of the White Worm is an absolute hoot. If Bram Stoker's original title weren't a sexual entendre, there can be no doubt about Russell's underwear and innuendo laden treatment, complete with frenzied psychedelic freak outs. Slinky, sexy Amanda Donohoe steals the show left, right and center, looking incredible in whatever she's wearing or isn't. Watch our for pointy sacrificial strap-ons. Russell’s erotic thriller Crimes of Passion (be sure to see the uncut version) is a lumpier but more ambitious film, with Kathleen Turner and Anthony Perkins both going for broke in the delirious depravity department. Paul Schrader’s Cat People remake with Nastassja Kinski is pretty steamy, and it looks and sounds great. Paul Verhoeven’s stylish The 4th Man is naughty (and sometimes bloody) fun. Lamberto Bava’s goofy 80s giallo Delirium: Photos of Gioia is top-heavy with cheap thrills, if you get my meaning. Maybe the best psychosexual giallo is Sergio Martino’s The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh starring Edwige Fenech, arguably one of the most perfect physical specimens of femininity to ever grace the screen - and you get a really good look at her. Assault! Jack the Ripper is a sick and messed up treat from Japan’s softcore heyday before anyone had ever heard the words "politically correct." Erotica specialist Walerian Borowczyk dipped into horror with The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Miss Osbourne (Udo Kier again!) and his notorious, often banned, fairy tale riff The Beast. And, finally, let’s not forget Frankenhooker and what a little supercrack can do to hotel room full of prostitutes. Wanna date? Yes, you do.
Have you ever seen the 2008 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, it has Dougray Scott as the star? It's my favorite. Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde is one of my all-time favorite concepts for a villain. I do like a good beast though too, like a werewolf or Bigfoot, vampire too, but I love Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde just a little bit more. 😊
Piranha 3D and it's sequel areva load of fun especially in 3D. Blood for Dracula was supposed to have been shot in 3D but the director jettisoned the idea shortly before filming. Too bad it would be a better film in 3D
What? You don't want to mention Forced Entry that was restored by Dark Force Entertainment? The remake of the infamous original Forced Entry from director Shaun Costello? The 1984 remake starring Tanya Roberts and Nancy Allen?
@AVAPopCulture ghost pirate entertainment. I was just messing with you. He's a great horror movie TH-camr that uses the tag line "Highly, highly recommend"
@@hednik I went and looked that up and I love the dude! I just subscribed to his channel LOL...seems like more streaming than physical media but he is very entertaining! I probably watched 5 of his videos after reading this! haha
10 over the top, graphic and delightfully dirty horror movies that are ton of fun! Pop that tape in, let's go do this!
"They do it because they are stupid." Oh, man, I needed that good laugh...thank you 🤣
You're welcome lol 😆
😅, it was funny 🤣
"Lifeforce" is ...... bloody awsome.
Yeah I love that movie!
@@AVAPopCulture It's a Vampire-Catastrophy-Alien-Epedimic-Fantasy-Adventure. muhahahahahahah
Just in case, if you like to see the best ever made Vampire movie in the world, check Hammer Horror - Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter. Damn shame people had been to idiotic back then to see the genius of this never made series pilot film. Let me point out two things about it: Highlander, Blade.
Wow! Daughters of Darkness is a gem. The writers are very intelligent with a deep understanding of how to manipulate people with clever dialog. The acting is great and it's fairly suspenseful. Thanks guy!
The male lead in Daughters of Darkness was played by John Kalvin AKA Willie Loomis from the DARK SHADOWS tv series.
that's cool! I watched that series when I was a kid
John Karlen
And from CAGNEY AND LACEY.
Chase, you do know who the old couple are in X, right? Spoiler alert!! They don't say it in the movie but there are clues. But the old woman is Pearl and also played by Mia Goth. And the old man is her husband that came home from the war in Pearl. Check up on it and you'll see.
@Teddy-t5h I kind of knew that but I have not seen pearl or Maxine yet So i've been avoiding too many details
@AVAPopCulture Okay. I really didn't spoil anything because actually X is better once you know that.
Night of the Demons & Gerald's Game immediately came to mind for this list. Night of the Demons has so much but that scene with the lipstick...lol....nuff said 😂
INNOCENT BLOOD is one of my all-time favorite films. Also, it is like DEXTER in that the victims have to be evil.
Awesome list! A couple I haven't seen. This isn't your fault, it's been going on since its release, but I wish previews of The Howling didn't show the ending shots with Dee Wallace on the monitors.
Great pics! Lifeforce and From Beyond get semi regular viewings in my house. I'm not a big slasher fan, but I love Ti West's entire X trilogy. Many moons ago, I bought a ton of horror DVDs from a closing video store (.50 a pop). Innocent Blood was one of them and has been sitting on the shelf unwatched for all those years. Going to dust it off and give it a watch tonight.
The film that I think of that perfectly fits this description is Cemetery Man. I only saw it once years ago on a movie channel on cable, but it's memorable in both how gory it is while still being kinda perverted. Evil Dead the OG is another one I would consider for a list like this. Another good video, Chase. You remind me of some of the films I forgot all about. I have a few of these mostly on DVD. I know a lot of people love the Re-animator, but it was another that never appealed to me. Slightly off subject, I pre-ordered April Fools Day on 4K, which I look forward to seeing again as it's been a number of years. We both really loved that one, so it was a must buy for me.
Cemetery Man is a criminally underrated zombie movie.
@BBI_Strange_Agent You know you can't even find it on IMDB unless you type the foreign title in a search? I know someone else on here who tried to do a review for it but TH-cam wouldn't allow it to be uploaded. Even when he edited out anything that was slightly graphic they still wouldn't let them show it on here. I only know this because they told me after I mentioned it. They were pretty upset because they had spent a lot of time making that video.
@anthonymerchant2597 The title confusion might stem from Dellamorte Dellamore being the real original title (many don't realize it's actually an Italian film). I've heard that several creators have gotten strikes from using footage from the film. Apparently whoever holds the rights is militant about it.
Stefan was a mysterious character. He obviously knew the Countess, and he claimed Valery as his own, but what was his motives and relationship to the Countess and to the man who answered Stefan's phone call? What was he? Another vampire? The movie isn't flawless - the two murders could have used a choreographer who does fight scenes. But the dialog is so excellent it could be used to teach other screen writers.
Chase, your passion for films really shines. Especially for these spicy ones 😜. This is a great list. Didn't realise how many films I've missed 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! I pretty much love all kinds of movies!!! I can watch the most sophisticated classic and follow it up with b movie shlock and enjoy both and everything in between!
@@AVAPopCulture True film fanatic. Love it. Thanks for all the work you put in Chase. I'm watching from the UK. You're a legend 👍
The 3 movies that immediately came to mind were METROPOLIS (1927), FROM DUSK TILL AWN (1996), & ALIEN (1979).
Hey Chase…
1. The Howling - saw it in theater with my dad. I was only 12! 😮
2. X - Mia goth
3. Infinity Pool - Mia goth
4. Species
5. Cat People - 1982 Natasha Kinski!
6. From Beyond
7. Dusk til Dawn - Selma scene
8. Howling 2 - lotta boobs
9. Lifeforce
10. The Hunger - Sarandon!
Webb in Decatur
Thanks for the list buddy.
Always trying to find more to add ;)
Awesome list! Lots of accessible horror here. Daughters of Darkness and Innocent Blood are great. Will check out Blood for Dracula.
That was kinda of my idea with this was to give some super sexy and kind of gratituitous horror movies, but movies that are not a big stretch for the masses to get into
You forgot The Vampire Lovers (a 1970 British Gothic horror film starring Ingrid Pitt, and the awesome Peter Cushing) Naked lesbian Vampires should be on everyone's list.
Very solid list! I don’t know what I would bump, but I would have to find a place for the original Hellraiser. I would also need to try to work Emmanuelle and the Last Cannibals in there too.
room for more lists in the future ;)
I'm still waiting for Full Moon to restore the complete version of 'The Evil Clergyman.' It was made right after From Beyond and the sex scene Jeffrey Combs had with Barbara Crampton was super hot. I wouldn't be surprised if the two of them were actually dating during that time period.
Vampyres, She Killed In Ecstasy, Lady Frankenstein, Vampire Lovers, should all have been on this list.
@@larryfreda5208 gotta cut it off somewhere to have more lists and keep the video from being an hour long lol
@@AVAPopCulture That's right! Now we can get ready for 10 "MORE" Over the Top & Delightfully Dirty HORROR Movies! Thanks man for another great list! Love your Channel!
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@@midknightgeek6629 thanks my friend! Yep! More similar lists to come!
Missing near the top of this list... Re-Animator (1985)
gotta save some for another list lol
The "head giving head" scene alone should put it on the list.
i love Species, one of my favorites from my teenage years, I would have been 13 in '95. So many on your list I've never seen, which I love hearing about. I watched a movie last night that I hadn't seen since I was probably 16, Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II. I think this might slightly fall into your category here. One thing I noticed that I hadn't thought of before, is that Mary Lou is sort of like Freddy Krueger in this movie, almost a female Freddy or Jason or Michael. I watched it on Joe Bob and Darcy Last Drive-in show. Joe Bob said something really interesting (given the timing) that this movie has been compared to as the Blue Velvet of horror films. I thought "hmm, that's interesting and I can see what they mean", it sort has that dream quality to it, and it's a very patient movie where they don't rush the scenes. A lot of people think this movie sucks, but I have always loved it, however I do see the generic aspect to it, it's corny in a sense, you could say it's good hot garbage. Lol. But I love it. Darcy said it's one of her top 5 favorite horror movies ever, and they even recreated and did a prom dance on their show for it with Darcy dressed up as Mary Lou. Lol. BTW, If you are still having issues finding Joe Bob's episodes where the movies are played...see my comment under your video from last night (the live you did), I explain where the solution might be.
What about Reanimator?
Udo Kier was in several films before "Blood for Dracula"- like "Flesh for Frankenstein".
@kevincampbell9526 not several, Flesh for Frankenstein was his first "film" according to him and he was asked to immediately do blood for dracula but had to lose the weight in a week...I had those 2 flip flopped but he tells the story of both on his criterion closet picks video and it is a great listen
@AVAPopCulture he started acting in '66. He was in "Mark of the Devil". He lives about a half-hour from me in Palm Springs.
@kevincampbell9526 just mentioning what he said....I speak off the top of my head on these videos so I suppose I should've said "one of his first" movies an "an early" movie but someone would've dinged me on that too for not being precise lol
Check out Infinity Pool if you haven’t seen it. It also has Mia Goth as well Alexander Skarsgard. It might go on this list if you haven’t seen it yet.
Gary Oldman nailed Dracula!
Blood Night the Legend of Mary Hatchet!🩸
See the movie Requiem For A Vampire by Jean Rollin if you haven't. Two absolutely gorgeous French babes running around nude in a castle, being chased by vampires.
sounds like fun lol
Not a lot of Sexy Time but “Near Dark” is a fantastic modern day vampire film.
I love Near Dark
Hi Chase just recently subscribed and love your movie content. I noticed you picked up Incubus 4K wondered if yours plays Ok as mine won’t ? Mine was purchased from Zavvi Uk
@markwhinnem2258 I haven't watched that one yet so I don't know but I haven't heard anyone talking about the Arrow version having any issues
@@markwhinnem2258 and thank you for deciding to stick around!!!
The Howling was sexy and really scary.
I don't think Christie and Sutherland actually had sex in front of the film crew. Just wishful thinking by some. My guess is there was some insider who started the rumor in order to get hype for the film.
none of us were there so who knows lol...but her husband believed it enough to try and stop the release...and many years after it was the several different people working on the production that said it happened...doubt they had a lot to gain for the movie 30 years after the fact, but who knows!!!
Dusk till Dawn is another fantastic movie.
Vampyres 1974. Should be on your list
Shhhh! Gotta save some for the next list lol
Don't look now. Rick Sanchez claimed that he had expected to die the same way.
Decoys was pretty good.
Don't Look Now needs to be seen more than once, because when you really understand the context, that scene (the most important scene in the movie - not gratuitous at all) becomes incredibly sad. My initial reaction was that the film was a bit overhyped - a solid supernatural thriller that was way more well-made than it actually needed to be (directed, acted and especially EDITED), but when you watch it knowing where it's going it becomes a powerfully emotional experience and the themes (water is ubiquitous, the appearances of the color red, emotion, time, decay, loss, grief, Venice in the off-season - still romantic but also morbid, love treated in a way that's actually meaningful...) take over and carry the film. It's a lot more powerful, and deep, and the credible lovemaking isn't just incidental, it's central. (It's probably the first time since the accident that opes the film, which is significant, but it's also... something else, and when you figure it out you might cry.) The fact that we interpret the film differently on subsequent viewings elides with what happens in the film - the story hinges on the characters' fatal misinterpretation or failure to appreciate what they're actually seeing and what information they're being given. Don't Look Now isn't just a great horror movie, it's a great film, period - an underrated treatment of a marriage relationship between people who are still in love with each other that actually takes that bond more seriously than most high-end romantic dramas.
Daughters of Darkness is my favorite lesbian vampire film hands down, excellent call there, but José Larraz' Vampyres doesn't skimp on the boobs, blood and softcore humping we love the 70s for, along with some great groovy-gothic atmosphere, and a pair of very well qualified Playmates doing the bloodletting honors. Blood for Dracula is also a great pick, but don't anyone sleep on the companion film, Flesh for Frankenstein, that was made back to back (in 3-D!), which is also a blast, carrying over the same director and a lot of the same cast and personnel.
I love this topic because I have a longtime interest in movies that live at the intersection of sex and violence - so forgive me going on at length, but here goes.
Dressed to Kill (which I know you covered in another video recently) is the gold standard for me, but that film started out as De Palma's treatment for the OTHER most controversial film of 1980, Cruising. The unfairly reviled William Friedkin film is absolutely fearless - a horror film about identity, disguised as an undercover police procedural, and set (BRILLIANTLY!) in the deep end of the gay kink scene of the late 1970s just before AIDS exploded (so there really WAS a mysterious killer stalking that community). Cruising ends up being an education you didn't count on, and it's got that same unsettling vibe that haunted The Exorcist, a lot of which is just authentic that-era NYC grit, grunge and sleaze. It's probably one of Pacino's last understated performances (save for some crazy dancing you've gotta see), and he looks appropriately nervous throughout.
Is Cronenberg's Crash a horror film? His debut feature Shivers definitely is, with an epidemic of nasty "venereal disease/aphrodisiac parasites" turning everyone in an otherwise sterile apartment complex into dangerous sex maniacs! Claire Denis' Trouble Every Day is basically a mean little arthouse riff on Shivers.
Ken Russell's Lair of the White Worm is an absolute hoot. If Bram Stoker's original title weren't a sexual entendre, there can be no doubt about Russell's underwear and innuendo laden treatment, complete with frenzied psychedelic freak outs. Slinky, sexy Amanda Donohoe steals the show left, right and center, looking incredible in whatever she's wearing or isn't. Watch our for pointy sacrificial strap-ons. Russell’s erotic thriller Crimes of Passion (be sure to see the uncut version) is a lumpier but more ambitious film, with Kathleen Turner and Anthony Perkins both going for broke in the delirious depravity department.
Paul Schrader’s Cat People remake with Nastassja Kinski is pretty steamy, and it looks and sounds great. Paul Verhoeven’s stylish The 4th Man is naughty (and sometimes bloody) fun. Lamberto Bava’s goofy 80s giallo Delirium: Photos of Gioia is top-heavy with cheap thrills, if you get my meaning. Maybe the best psychosexual giallo is Sergio Martino’s The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh starring Edwige Fenech, arguably one of the most perfect physical specimens of femininity to ever grace the screen - and you get a really good look at her. Assault! Jack the Ripper is a sick and messed up treat from Japan’s softcore heyday before anyone had ever heard the words "politically correct." Erotica specialist Walerian Borowczyk dipped into horror with The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Miss Osbourne (Udo Kier again!) and his notorious, often banned, fairy tale riff The Beast. And, finally, let’s not forget Frankenhooker and what a little supercrack can do to hotel room full of prostitutes. Wanna date? Yes, you do.
Have you ever seen the 2008 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, it has Dougray Scott as the star? It's my favorite. Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde is one of my all-time favorite concepts for a villain. I do like a good beast though too, like a werewolf or Bigfoot, vampire too, but I love Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde just a little bit more. 😊
Piranha 3D and it's sequel areva load of fun especially in 3D. Blood for Dracula was supposed to have been shot in 3D but the director jettisoned the idea shortly before filming. Too bad it would be a better film in 3D
Meridian (1990). Werewolf (I think).
What? You don't want to mention Forced Entry that was restored by Dark Force Entertainment? The remake of the infamous original Forced Entry from director Shaun Costello? The 1984 remake starring Tanya Roberts and Nancy Allen?
Species sounds like what happened with COVID: governments doing unbelievably stupid things in laboratories.
Piranha 3D! Hell yeah!
absolute ridiculous fun lol
8,000 subscribers! And you sir need to learn how to behave!!! 😂😂😂
you forgot sctv dr tongue 3d horror scary stuff
Jerry O'Connell in Piranha, lol. So messed up.
Right!? Lol
Uh oh. Ghost Pirate might get you!
Is that a physical media youtuber?
@AVAPopCulture ghost pirate entertainment. I was just messing with you. He's a great horror movie TH-camr that uses the tag line "Highly, highly recommend"
@@hednik I went and looked that up and I love the dude! I just subscribed to his channel LOL...seems like more streaming than physical media but he is very entertaining! I probably watched 5 of his videos after reading this! haha
Horror movies Decoys