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Director: Michael Winner
Starring: Sophia Loren, James Coburn, O.J. Simpson, Eli Wallach, Anthony Franciosa, Billy Barty
Firepower is a drinking game. Each time something explodes or bursts into
flames you must take a shot...ten minutes in...you're WASTED!!! This is a rare
Michael Winner 70's effort with no Bronson in sight. The ultimate replacement
recipe equals James Coburn, O.J. Simpson and Billy Barty. What arises is
arguably the last bad ass Coburn role and the completion of the O.J. holy
trinity which began with The Klansman and Capricorn One.
Enter at your own risk...full bottle recommended.
Download Firepower: avi video (699MB) iPod video (510MB)
Director: Larry Yust
Douglas Fowley, Ruth McDevitt, Frances Fuller, Ian Wolfe
Through an afghan darkly...a delightful little yarn about a really nice group of senior tenants. Sure, they seem content and quiet enough...but when their cozy apartment building is threatened by the construction of a new skyscraper this octogenarian crew just might muster up enough gumption and moxie to stick-it-to-the-man and stay put in their homes no matter what the cost!
aka Alice Goes to Acidland
Director: John Donne
Starring: Colleen Murphy, Buxx Banner, Patty Roberts
Well, it sure seems like a long time since we posted any acid films.....Lo-and-behold!!!! The wildest, swingin' nudie cutie we have ever seen! Not only that, but the most 'naked' example of the sexploitation as scare film - so the squares can justify getting a little kinky too! This one starts off as your standard N.C. but with acid and pot standing in for the booze......then it switches from B&W to color and the shenanigans really kick into 'high' gear!!!! Its well made, clever, sexy as hell...and a Swiftian tribute to Charles Dodgson in the vaguest of ways (at least in our minds)!
While we are on the subject - we HIGHLY recommend Anna Biller's genius swingin' 60s tribute - Viva (Unrated Edition). You will never find a more detailed love letter to the genre....
Download Alice in Acidland: avi video (892MB) iPod video (661MB)
aka Beyond the Door III
Director: Jeff Kwitny
Starring: Mary Kohnert, Bo Svenson, Victoria Zinny, Savina Gersak
Ok, I've got another idea for ya...so, there's this chick and her friends make fun of her cuz she's still a virgin, right? And she goes on this school trip to some Eastern European village, like Bulgaria or something maybe, only its a trap cuz the villagers are Satanists and they need to sacrifice a virgin to bring Satan to life! Get it? So, she needs to lose her virginity to save the world! Awesome, huh? Ok, and then there's this train, right? And its just totally running amok! I wanna call it Amok Train...either that or Beyond the Door III, I can't decide...are you still with me? ...hello? ...hey, where'd everbody go?
Director: Evan Lee
Starring: Christopher Lee, Larry Justin
Runtime: 85 min
This film has it ALL! Drunk panty sniffers AND drunk Christopher Lee (looking like last nights party.) Loser druggy gang tortures a family, killing everyone but Dad who ends up in a coma. He ineptly tries to use the Occult for revenge and gets in way over his head... A rambling revenge movie oozing with weird 70s energy. The Hex enthusiastically approves! As if that weren't enough, Ed Wood makes what has to be his last cameo before leaving this mortal coil.
Quality: Good.
Download Hollywood Meatcleaver Massacre: avi video (697MB)
. You will never find a more detailed love letter to the genre....
