That's cause they are. Low-budget films were outselling most Hollywood films at the box office in the early 70s. The big studios figured out how to block low-budget films and control the theaters. Being a monopoly is the only way Hollywood is able to dominate. Once that is fully gone, they will be in deep trouble and we will benefit from a great increase in entertainment.
@@stickman1742 it's why I always encourage people to seek out indie films. They may not have the production values of a big summer blockbuster, but they're helmed by passionate filmmakers that want to tell a story.
Great job!! I LOVED THIS!! As a movie lover and a collector of old B-Movies and exploitation films, this was right up my alley!! It brought back a lot of great memories of being at the local Drive-In and seeing these previews and watching them with such excitement. I actually have seen LOTS of these and even own some of them. More!!
@@UnchainedEruption Nixon's spying on the democrats didn't affect the average Joe. He was actually a very popular president. Inflation is a part of ANY economic system. And Vietnam was a cluster for sure, but we were pulling out and by 1973, we were pretty much gone. Worthy cause in the end though. Yeah, South Vietnam fell but Thailand didn't. And now look at Vietnam. Its like a regular capitalist country.
amazing to see how a lot of these have just an amazing mattering of words screamed at the viewer "Amazing!" "Electrifying!" "Outlandish!" "Death Defying!"
Yeah, but the cool thing is despite the fact that you'll never see trailers or films as rough as this again there are sort of nu Grindhouse movies that can be made by anyone with a camera, a good movie editing program and a laptop, on the cheap.
Recipe for every grindhouse horror films from the 1970’s. •cheesy acting •screaming women •distorted music •lots of blood and gore •narrator speaking in a creepy way •narrator saying the name of the movie a million times in case you forgot the name. • narrator saying something like “you will be shocked, to the point you will turn on the lights every time you go to sleep”
Some all time favorites: Coffy, Beach Party Series *high extra camp*, Easy Rider, any movie with a great soundtrack, Across 110th St, Super Fly.....anything Pam Grier....so many, the Isaac Hayes film, Trucker I think.
The Roseville Theatre never stopped us from seeing R rated movies. I saw The Godfather, Midnight Cowboy, Vanishing Point, WUSA, and other R rated movies there between ages 12 - 16 years old. My parents knew and other parents and just a very few complained to authorities.
Jim Brown vs Lurch!! Also gotta love “I even cheat on my Wife.....when I have the time” Asylum looks awesome. Decades ago I saw a still image of the small figurine holding it’s spear to the back of the dude’s head and always wondered what movie it was from.
The irony is that most of these would be "hits" on sites line Netflix. In fact.. they are better than what Netflix puts together most of the time anyhow!
The lack of super-duper special effects means the film actually have to have a plot. Not to say there aren't some movies listed here that wouldn't be silly in any decade. Also useful to point out that there were actresses who could act and be beautiful. Now it seems women have to be beautiful first and then maybe some of them can act.
@@Zimster2000 oh, i think the quality of actors have always been about the same, you get who you can afford and hope they have some chemistry and/or charisma, then you have to give some of them a role in something because they did the casting couch thing. if you're familiar with the how-to-write book 'save the cat' you can see how hollywood isn't likely to make better movies any time soon. :)
I was thinking about Rick Dees today, listening to him on the radio in the '80s, I learned later on he was responsible for Disco Duck, and then I saw him making promos for some station lampooning Titanic, with him doing the Leonardo DiCaprio bit and after each take, he shot this big stupid grin at the camera, like he was just looking for approval, the same thing you see in nearly every camera appearance he makes. He must be completely confused as to why he never found absolute stardom. He surely looked at himself in the mirror and thought, that is fabulous!
I remember seeing several of these trailers in the theater, saw a couple of the movies also. Back when we could get in to the theater for $1.00 or less.
I remember going to a Las Vegas show in the 1970’s with my grandparents. There was a segment where 2 topless women were erotically dancing together which was pretty tame by today’s standards. My grandpa yelled out so loud everyone in the venue could hear, “They’re Lezzies!”. Even back then, I just sort of scrunched down in my seat and acted like I didn’t know him.
@@barackmycat9448 Those weird shoulder covering jackets! I'm an Australian, and my Dad introduced me to Johnny Cash, and I am still slapping a bass and singing Folsom now I'm 51. In the 70's, as a kid, just after they put this movie on TV all these skate shirts showed up on the market like a windcheater with that padding sewn over the top of it. They looked wierd then, but they sold a ton. Melbourne was wearing shirts based on this movie for a whole six months. And then it was gone, along (temporarily) with skate boards and motorcross. They all came back , bar the weird shirts.
That's a young Scott Wilson (Herschel in tne Walking Dead) in the Grissom Gang....RIP! You forget some actors were ever young! Also Ringo Starr and the Late Peter Sellers did a movie together! Bet that one didn't get much play in the US. Also RIP Burt Reynolds!
Some of those movies I saw when I was young, but I want to see them all again, in fact, all of them here! If you find them, post the links under my comment please. I´m sure everybody will appreciate it! Thanks!
Its amazing the type of movies t1hebig studios would make, even as afterthoughts, back then! Today they wouldn't touch most of these premises with a ten foot pole.
Seen it many years ago in a drive in when i was a kid...weird,obscure,and strange but very British.All star cast look for Monty Python characters and many many greats including Peter Sellers and Ringo Starr...Check it out.
Modern audiences: "Trailers these days give away the entire movie!" Old trailers: "Here's four full minutes of footage with at least one major character dying."
Incredible! "Fugitive Girls" seems like a film the entire family could enjoy! Not sure how the academy missed this one ... my favorite scenes @4:54 and @6:53 ! And Pam Grier and Margaret Markov in "The Arena" looks like another classic ... loved Margaret @1:02:05 !
What was really funny as they had just listed the other girls crimes, but she was just "the lesbian..." Was that really a crime even back then? I grew up then and i dont think it was.
that monologue from the lawyer has to be the funniest thing I've heard all fucking year
I wasn’t even alive to back then to experience this glorious cinema. These somehow seem better than many of the movies Hollywood pumps out now.
That's cause they are. Low-budget films were outselling most Hollywood films at the box office in the early 70s. The big studios figured out how to block low-budget films and control the theaters. Being a monopoly is the only way Hollywood is able to dominate. Once that is fully gone, they will be in deep trouble and we will benefit from a great increase in entertainment.
I actually went to the theaters back then to see movies, now I just wait until they come on TV.
They were I saw a lot of these films.
@@stickman1742 it's why I always encourage people to seek out indie films. They may not have the production values of a big summer blockbuster, but they're helmed by passionate filmmakers that want to tell a story.
Seeing Max Von Sydow in that post apocalyptic movie trailer almost brought a tear to my eye! Just a few weeks ago we lost this brilliant actor, RIP!
These were the days man......Thanks for the memories.....
Great job!! I LOVED THIS!! As a movie lover and a collector of old B-Movies and exploitation films, this was right up my alley!! It brought back a lot of great memories of being at the local Drive-In and seeing these previews and watching them with such excitement. I actually have seen LOTS of these and even own some of them. More!!
AWESOME. I am 30 minutes in and want to watch ALL of these movies.
"lesbian leader of the pack"😂
I loveee the cheesyness of fugitive girls trailer lol
I wish I could go back in time and hang out in the 70's for a summer or so
You would like it my friend. Just imagine a place where slimy, corrupt politicians weren't trying to control every aspect of your life.
@@stickman1742 Nixon, inflation, Vietnam--things weren't quite so different then as you think
@@UnchainedEruption Nixon's spying on the democrats didn't affect the average Joe. He was actually a very popular president. Inflation is a part of ANY economic system. And Vietnam was a cluster for sure, but we were pulling out and by 1973, we were pretty much gone. Worthy cause in the end though. Yeah, South Vietnam fell but Thailand didn't. And now look at Vietnam. Its like a regular capitalist country.
"Good Christ! A lesbian!" -Fugitive Girls
Best line ever!!! 😂😂😂
Priceless
This compilation was awesome! Fantastic! Sensual! Mystifying! Frightening! Etc
Glad you enjoyed it!
amazing to see how a lot of these have just an amazing mattering of words screamed at the viewer "Amazing!" "Electrifying!" "Outlandish!" "Death Defying!"
Holy crap, this is like watching interdimensional cable
Ants in my eyes Johnson is my favorite
42nd Street memories of my teens....boy times changed....
Yeah, but the cool thing is despite the fact that you'll never see trailers or films as rough as this again there are sort of nu Grindhouse movies that can be made by anyone with a camera, a good movie editing program and a laptop, on the cheap.
I spent many a night at the drive in during the time these movies were playing. Only remember a few, but a good time was guaranteed by all.
Wow - I want to watch them ALL!
grew up watching these !!
Yul Brynner is *THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR!!!*
Rated R
That was awesome. It was nice to see some of the old school low budget stuff. So bad it was good!!
Gotta love this stuff!
YOU WILL MATE! 👋 (SLAP) YOU WILL MATE! 👋 (SLAP)😂😂😂😂😂 He was paint brushing her. OH! The nostalgia growing up in NY too young but still going in.
I actually saw a lot of these movies at the Saturday matinee. Two movies a cartoon and a news reel for less than a dollar.
I'd get 4 movies for $2.50, with popcorn and a drink for about .60¢ couldn't beat that!
Sometimes they were free at the drive-in if you hid in the trunk on the way in
@@anglwscbdwng7847 i totally did this when i was a teenager. it looks like drive ins are gonna come back
Sounds like a bargain
@@deathmetalhell
Oh, but they damned sure won't be cheap, believe it.
This was a lot of fun to watch.
My favorite types of films!! Both MGM and TCM channels play great grindhouse films and blaxploitation from time to time! Love the violence and drugs!
Yeah.
My brother loved the Magic Christian and turned me on to it. A funny madcap masterpiece.
"Pimp killer...Dope Smuggler... Bank Embezzler....Lesbian". Classic.
Glad they had the artistic vision to make these a reality. 😉😜🤪👍
The continuous adjectives are fucking hilarious for "Fugitive Girls".
Recipe for every grindhouse horror films from the 1970’s.
•cheesy acting
•screaming women
•distorted music
•lots of blood and gore
•narrator speaking in a creepy way
•narrator saying the name of the movie a million times in case you forgot the name.
• narrator saying something like “you will be shocked, to the point you will turn on the lights every time you go to sleep”
You forgot the most important thing. The blood had to be bright red.
Dynamic,lustful,smashing, dramatic etc.....good shit!
These were so fun at the drive in theater
Dam. I bet it was.
Some all time favorites: Coffy, Beach Party Series *high extra camp*, Easy Rider, any movie with a great soundtrack, Across 110th St, Super Fly.....anything Pam Grier....so many, the Isaac Hayes film, Trucker I think.
Truck Turner
The immortal voice of Paul Frees.
And I'm sure the voice of Adolf Caesar is on display to!... See him as an actor as the belligerent drill sergeant in "A Soldiers Story"
These are amazing!
The Roseville Theatre never stopped us from seeing R rated movies. I saw The Godfather, Midnight Cowboy, Vanishing Point, WUSA, and other R rated movies there between ages 12 - 16 years old. My parents knew and other parents and just a very few complained to authorities.
Awesome, thanks for the upload!!!
“ when will you mate “ 😂 based off that line that movie needs a reboot!
wow ! great actors in the grissom gang! Kim Darby, Scott Wilson, Robert Lansing (!)
I love how these previews say, "Rated PG" but the rating is shown as "GP".
Jim Brown vs Lurch!!
Also gotta love “I even cheat on my Wife.....when I have the time”
Asylum looks awesome. Decades ago I saw a still image of the small figurine holding it’s spear to the back of the dude’s head and always wondered what movie it was from.
I remember seeing "Asylum" in 1973 at the drive in. I was a junior in HS at the time.
This is a gold mine...buy buy buy
This is awesome!
Pretty bad when you think Most of these are still better and more entertaining than most of Hollywood's so called epic blockbuster movies made today,
i've always said you could probably take half of the worst movies out there, re-tool them, and they'd be good enough for today's audience.
The irony is that most of these would be "hits" on sites line Netflix. In fact.. they are better than what Netflix puts together most of the time anyhow!
The lack of super-duper special effects means the film actually have to have a plot. Not to say there aren't some movies listed here that wouldn't be silly in any decade. Also useful to point out that there were actresses who could act and be beautiful. Now it seems women have to be beautiful first and then maybe some of them can act.
@@Zimster2000 oh, i think the quality of actors have always been about the same, you get who you can afford and hope they have some chemistry and/or charisma, then you have to give some of them a role in something because they did the casting couch thing.
if you're familiar with the how-to-write book 'save the cat' you can see how hollywood isn't likely to make better movies any time soon. :)
dialogue was clean-give it that much, anyway-
Who didn't like Godzilla movies as a kid in the early 70's??
Despite some odd pronunciation issues, that narrator really makes GODZILLA VS. MEGALON sound exciting.
I'd say a remake of Fugitive Girls is definitely in order. At the very least it'll be better than Charlie's Angels.
I think that narrator for the Fugitive Girls is reading from a thesaurus, geez ya I got it already Lol.....
I was thinking about Rick Dees today, listening to him on the radio in the '80s, I learned later on he was responsible for Disco Duck, and then I saw him making promos for some station lampooning Titanic, with him doing the Leonardo DiCaprio bit and after each take, he shot this big stupid grin at the camera, like he was just looking for approval, the same thing you see in nearly every camera appearance he makes.
He must be completely confused as to why he never found absolute stardom. He surely looked at himself in the mirror and thought, that is fabulous!
"The Lawyer" wow so riveting
Fugitive Girls is actually a great idea for a movie. That's a remake/reboot I WOULD see.
@Mr. Roboto That film looks choice.
Sounds a bit like Thelma & Louise
I've gotta see all of these!
I Love your Channel
YOU WILL MATE!
You will mate! Birds do it! Bees do it!
that's some good trailers
Love Grindhouse
I remember seeing several of these trailers in the theater,
saw a couple of the movies also.
Back when we could get in to the theater for $1.00 or less.
This is the dopest shit ever. You sir are a gentleman and a scholar.
Still better than a lot of the movies today have you been watching adam sandler movies lately
No I haven't.
nope.
Fwiw, for fans, both Fugitive Girls and Seven have been remastered and released on blu-ray.
24:56... literally cried from laughter. Watch out for Burt Reynolds.
6:54 great quote
"The Candy Tangerine Man" looked interesting. I like that ol'school pimp type shit 😎
What an amazing collection of schlocktastic crap! Thank you!
I remember going to a Las Vegas show in the 1970’s with my grandparents. There was a segment where 2 topless women were erotically dancing together which was pretty tame by today’s standards. My grandpa yelled out so loud everyone in the venue could hear, “They’re Lezzies!”. Even back then, I just sort of scrunched down in my seat and acted like I didn’t know him.
Your grandpa is the hero we all need and don't deserve
"Two tickets for The Magic Christian please."
Said likely no one ever.
Nah it would've been a station wagon full with a rack of beer n a lid of grass though ahahaha
Lol Robot Man in Godzilla Vs. Megalon. Come on it’s “Jet Jaguarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!”
Wow, I remember seeing Little Fauss and Big Hallsy.
Great movie. Little Faus listening to crickets.......
@@barackmycat9448 Those weird shoulder covering jackets! I'm an Australian, and my Dad introduced me to Johnny Cash, and I am still slapping a bass and singing Folsom now I'm 51. In the 70's, as a kid, just after they put this movie on TV all these skate shirts showed up on the market like a windcheater with that padding sewn over the top of it. They looked wierd then, but they sold a ton. Melbourne was wearing shirts based on this movie for a whole six months. And then it was gone, along (temporarily) with skate boards and motorcross.
They all came back , bar the weird shirts.
The trailer for Lattitude Zero made me think of The Return of Captain Nemo.
Dam if those FUGATIVE GIRLS get hold of me they will cut my ding a ling off faster than a feminist fart WAAAAAAAAAAAAA! ha
That's a young Scott Wilson (Herschel in tne Walking Dead) in the Grissom Gang....RIP! You forget some actors were ever young! Also Ringo Starr and the Late Peter Sellers did a movie together! Bet that one didn't get much play in the US. Also RIP Burt Reynolds!
Some of those movies I saw when I was young, but I want to see them all again, in fact, all of them here! If you find them, post the links under my comment please. I´m sure everybody will appreciate it! Thanks!
Its amazing the type of movies t1hebig studios would make, even as afterthoughts, back then! Today they wouldn't touch most of these premises with a ten foot pole.
This is great thank you
The closest I can get to real life Interdimensional Cable.
Cool! 😎
The Magic Christian looks like it has a killer soundtrack. And naked lady rowers
Seen it many years ago in a drive in when i was a kid...weird,obscure,and strange but very British.All star cast look for Monty Python characters and many many greats including Peter Sellers and Ringo Starr...Check it out.
Right on both counts.
Nice work!!
"The Green Hornet" looks like they took the old TV pilot, and gave it a theatre release after Bruce Lee got big.
Yes. It's a compilation of TV episodes. I think I still have my VHS copy somewhere in the back of my closet.
Chika dow chika dow wow !
This is awesome! Keep it up! Loving this
“YOU WILL MATE!” *slaps her* “YOU WILL MATE!” *does it again*
best movies EVER!
Record City...Issac from the Love Boat, hellyeah! Sign me up brotha!!
Do more Trailers from 1930s to 1950s including my favorite childhood movie!
fascinating!!
44:49 This drum beat sounds more like one of the Beastie Boys songs
Cool daddio !
Pretty sure I've seen some of these on TV in the wee hours.
Thumbs up!
Modern audiences: "Trailers these days give away the entire movie!"
Old trailers: "Here's four full minutes of footage with at least one major character dying."
52:50
“The Doberman Gang” all retired to an elite guard unit, as seen in “Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins...”
Wow, Scott Wilson who played Hershel in the Walking Dead is in the Grissom Gang trailer.
Wow John Wayne’s son is in the first movie !
Watched asylum the other day on youtube great film.
Incredible! "Fugitive Girls" seems like a film the entire family could enjoy! Not sure how the academy missed this one ... my favorite scenes @4:54 and @6:53 ! And Pam Grier and Margaret Markov in "The Arena" looks like another classic ... loved Margaret @1:02:05 !
The hairy-backed guy was just too much!
"Good Christ! A lesbian!" Lolololol!!!
What was really funny as they had just listed the other girls crimes, but she was just "the lesbian..." Was that really a crime even back then? I grew up then and i dont think it was.
Every once in a while there are bad movies that are really good. Then again, there's movies that are just bad.
The magic Christian and 100 rifles look watchable.
Quentin Tarantino just creamed his pants watching this
Grindhouse film's:I love you!!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
I love how are half the trailers give away the ....
“Plot”