THE BANG BANG GANG (70) aka Gun Girls. Now here's a cool find. Set somewhere between the Old West and the Roaring '20s this starts out like your basic nudie cutie, but turns surprisingly ugly halfway through. Two bumbling boy bank robbers meet their foxy female counterparts and team up for assorted lusty adventures. Unfortunately they piss off a bunch of Frito Banditos and there's hell to pay. A lost sleaze classic! Order

BARN OF THE NAKED DEAD (73) aka Nightmare Circus; Terror Circus. Talk about your catchy titles! Andrew Prine called this sick, sadistic sleazer "the only movie I ever regretted making." But you WON'T regret watching it as he plays "Andre," a mother-fixated nut job who kidnaps women and whips and tortures them into performing in his high desert psycho sideshow! Believe it or not, this misogynist's wet dream was directed by a young Alan Rudolph! Ha! Great looking, completely UNCUT import print (English language with small Japanese subtitles) is a must for your collection. Order

THE BEAT GENERATION (59) aka This Rebel Age. Primarily set around a bohemian coffee house wall to wall with dialogue so hip deep in the Lingo Swamp a real beatnik wouldn't spit it out, Detective Sgt. Dave Culloran shows his displeasure with those kids of today while trying to stop a serial sex killer's spree of terror, unaware that this sneaky, snot-nosed womb defiler has targeted HIS wife for a little one-on-one poetry slam. But dig this crazy roll call: Mamie Van Doren, Vampira, Irish McCalla, James Mitchum, Louis Armstrong, Jackie Coogan... just to name a few! Letterboxed. (review by Scott Wallis) Order

BEAUTIES AND THE BEAST (73) aka The Beast and the Vixens; Desperately Seeking Yeti. Rare UNCUT print of the world's only Adults Only Bigfoot movie! This drive-in marvel has everything: near hardcore sex, corny folk songs, women who wear go-go boots while camping, a cool nudie gunfight dream sequence, Uschi Digart, and a scruffy, buck-toothed throwback who looks remarkably like Babba Booey from the Howard Stern Show! Order

THE BIG GAME (72) aka Control Factor. Cameron Mitchell and Ray Milland pop up in this USA | South African (??) co-production concerning a device which uses electromagnetic waves for getting under an army's skin and putting them in a right fighting mood, pushing them beyond their fears and human limitations. Naturally, the inventor hires a couple of soldiers of fortune for protection and it's lights, camera, ACTION! Score by the always reliable Francesco De Masi. (review by Scott Wallis) Order

BIGGER THAN LIFE (56) Film noir giant Nicholas Ray brings the tortured soul home to suburbia in this story of a man (James Mason) wading through a manic haze of delusions, the resulting side effect from the drugs used to treat his mysterious disease. As his mental health deteriorates and reality is obscured by psychotic Biblical fantasy, his family holds their breath for this narcotic nightmare to end. Stylishly grim social criticisms from a Hollywood maverick! Great looking letterboxed print includes theatrical trailer. (review by Scott Wallis) Order

B.J. LANG PRESENTS (71) aka The Manipulator. Mickey Rooney chews through scenery like Louie Anderson at Howard Johnson's on Clam Night in this all but forgotten piece of cinematic swill that used to play the Deuce back in the "good old days." Mick's one scary mofo playing a psychotic ex-Hollywood makeup man who kidnaps a young actress (Luanna Anders) and terrorizes her with bad acting and delusions of grandeur on a deserted soundstage. He spends most of the movie wearing lipstick, rouge, and blue eye shadow! An amazingly hideous and twisted movie that must've been extremely painful to watch for 42nd St. patrons suffering from excessive cough syrup intake. Order

BLACKOUT (78) aka New York Escapees. Uncut version of this Canadian-lensed black comedy about a group of escaped criminals who terrorize apartment dwellers during New York's infamous 1977 blackout. With Robert Carradine, James Mitchum, Ray Milland and June Allyson. Order

BONNIE’S KIDS (73) Tiffany Bolling (who could give Sharon Stone lessons in sex appeal) and swingtail Robin Mattson play sisters who hit the road after Tiffany pumps a couple of .30.30 rounds into their drunken, lecherous step-daddy. They wind up at the home of their dead mom’s brother, who runs a crooked modeling agency. Tiffany gets recruited to pick up a fortune in dirty cash and winds up making a run for it with fellow mule Steven Sandor while Mattson stays behind and entertains the stable boy and Unc’s lezzy wife. Highly entertaining! Order

THE BOOBY HATCH (76) aka The Dirty Bookstore. Virtually unknown John Russo sex comedy about the ups and downs of product testers at a dildo factory. With Sharon Joy Miller, Rudy Ricci, and great opening and closing commercials for the "Joyful Novelty Company." Accept no substitutes, his is the original UNCUT version. Order

THE BRAVE (97) No doubt some of you will get your hopes up when we tell you this is a snuff film starring Johnny Depp. But don't get too excited wranglers because, as the saying goes, "it's only a movie" and our pouty pirate lives to sulk another day. Depp directed and stars in this little seen indie effort as a down on his luck American Indian who's offered heap big wampum by Marlon Brando if he'll agree to get cacked on camera. Gorgeous print blows away the cheapo UK DVD release. Order

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