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Lover of movies good and bad. Proud supporter of JDRF, MDA, and Horizon Camp for adults. Halloween is the season of choice.
Lurkers (1988) 6/100 #100horrormoviesin92days Still working through my physical media collection, the concept sounds interesting.
Killer Thong (2025) 5/100 #100horrormoviesin92days Tubi sure has the weirdest titles! And yet I’m drawn in to press play.
Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter (1974) 4/100 #100horrormoviesin92days Hosted by Svengoolie
Lethal Nightmare (1991) 3/100 #100horrormoviesin92days A little early lost Polonia film to round out day one.
Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare (2025) 1/100 #100horrormoviesin92days
Plankton (2025) #zombiesteve52 Week 30: Revenge We took a break back at the cabin and my camper wanted to watch a SpongeBob movie good thing this was about Revenge (even if loosely)
Camp might not be the same without Steve but putting a smile on so many faces eased the pain. #zombiesteve52
Larceny, Inc (1942) #zombiesteve52 Week 28: Gangster/Mobster Been on my watch list for a long time. Digging Jackie Gleason in a very early role.
The Last Time I Saw Paris (1954) Need to catch up on a few challenges before August hits. Honey I Shrunk the Watch List prompt Watch a movie from the 1950s.
Swingers (1996) Week 27: Indie Boom! #zombiesteve52 The 90s indie that walks in like it owns the bar, talks a big game, and somehow makes heartbreak look cool under bad lighting. Vaughn’s chaos, Favreau’s sincerity, and the eternal struggle of trying to be “money” when you’re absolutely not.
Feast of Souls 2004 #nowwatching #horrorsky #horror Three friends embark in what appears to be a harmless revisting of their childhood playground but paranoia, suspicion and murder transports them into the world of the damned.
Wally Meets Popeye (2026) Week 26: So Bad It’s Good — #zombiesteve52 I might not agree with the audience score, but my heart says masterpiece. Pure chaotic comfort cinema. And the best looking Popeye of this public domain era! Wallys back baby!!
What the shit is this!! And why is Illinois always part of this crap.
#Junesploitation Day 29 — Free Space Hitting play on Raven (1996) — Burt Reynolds, bargain‑bin bullets, pure VHS‑era grime.
Rolling into Day 28 PM Entertainment with A Dangerous Place 1994. It’s got karate teens, shady instructors, and that unmistakable PM flavor where every hallway is a battleground. #Junesploitation
#Junesploitation 27 — Italian Cinema Spinning The Avenger (1962) tonight. Sure, it’s classic peplum grit, but the real thrill is catching a glimpse of a young Charles Band while Albert Band steers the whole production. Exploitation lineage starts early.
#Junesploitation Day 26 — Heroes & Villains Watching Spider‑Man Strikes Back (1978) — the Spider‑Man that defined my childhood. TV‑movie vibes forever. I started last night but I have to finish the last half hour this morning.
#Junesploitation Day 25: Jackie Chan day. Now watching Mr. Nice Guy (1997). Pure 90s action‑comedy velocity. Stunts, smiles, and a construction‑sites!
#Junesploitation Day 24 — Slasher Now watching Tourist Trap (1979) and I swear this movie still gets under my skin. The grit, the mannequins, the bonkers telekinesis, that eerie Pino Donaggio soundtrack — it’s all intense, insane, and absolutely my jam.
#Junesploitation Day 23 — Exploitation Auteurs. Paying tribute to Doris Wishman, the queen of DIY grindhouse, with Good Girls Go to Hell (1965). No one framed a room, a face, or a random household object with quite the same chaotic brilliance.
Day 22 — Revenge #Junesploitation Rolling with Eliminators (1986) because an Empire Pictures revenge rampage always belongs in June. Cyborgs, time travel, Charles Band chaos… perfection. #nowwatching
Brand Of Shame (1968) #Junesploitation Day 21 Free Space #ZombieSteve52 week 25: Western Combining both challenges today with some sun‑bleached revenge packed with frontier sleaze, bad men, worse morals, and every exploitation trope riding hard into the sunset. And yet this could be a mistake
Wayne’s World 2 (1993) Week 24: A Saturday Night Live (SNL) inspired movie #zombiesteve52 Still not as laugh‑packed as the first one, but it totally holds up. The vibes are chill, the jokes still land, and Tia Carrere remains a certified foxy lady shwing!! Waynestock forever.
Junesploitation — Day 20: 80s Sci‑Fi Going with 1983’s The New Barbarians — peak Italian post‑apoc mayhem. Neon shields, exploding dummies, Mad Max‑on‑a‑budget energy… exactly the kind of dusty, synth‑soaked chaos #Junesploitation was made for.
Rolling into #Junesploitation Day 19 with Shaft (1971) — private‑eye swagger, 70s grime, and enough funk to power the entire exploitation calendar. #nowwatching #Shaft
#Junesploitation Day 18 celebrating Franco Nero. Now watching Enter the Ninja (1981) — white suit, wild vibes, peak 80s ninja cinema.
Raiders of the Galaxy (1982) #Junesploitation Day 17 — Hong Kong Action Going with an anime mash‑up of space adventure and mecha action that plays like a lost weekend‑morning broadcast. Simple, scrappy, and full of that early‑80s charm that makes these deep‑cut titles so easy to enjoy.