#DRIVE ANGRY GUNS MOVIE#

Frankenstein accidentally decapitates his fiancee. The Brain That Wouldn't Die is what happens when a nutjob pseudo-Dr. In Village of the Giants, little Ron Howard invents a growth serum that winds up in the hands of a bunch of local juvenile delinquents. When ten-year-old boys and madmen do science experiments, they should keep it to themselves. Then boobie auteur Russ Meyer takes on the non-sequel, Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, a Sunset Strip sex & drugs & rock n' roll freakout.

#DRIVE ANGRY GUNS MOVIE#

Jacqueline Susann's epic trash novel gets an epic trash movie in Valley of the Dolls, a tale of pill-popping excess from Hollywood to Broadway. In Ciao! Manhattan, underground superstar Edie Sedgwick rises in New York's art scene, then bottoms out in Los Angeles. In Butterfield 8, we learn how you can look like Liz Taylor and live like Charles Bukowski. Two young divas take on the big city and lose, but are glamorous as hell while doing it. Tokyo Gore Police is a world of cyborg mutants, regenerating monsters and multi-limbed perverts. In The Heroic Trio, three martial arts superheroines take on demon kings and zombies.

Two visions of the semi-apocalyptic future, both with swords. Death to Smoochy reveals the corrupt world of dopers and thieves inside those adorable furry costumes. Shakes the Clown chronicles the black-humored adventures of an alcoholic clown. Saturday morning was always creepy and now we know why. In Shoot 'Em Up, Clive Fucking Owen deploys heavy artillery and dry wit to battle the mob. In Drive Angry, the one and only Nicholas Cage kicks ass and crashes muscle cars in a race to save his grandbaby from Satan. In Liquid Sky, the gender-bending and utterly bored Anne Carlisle plays killer queen to the jaded East Village art scene.Ī pair of flicks from the aughts that feel more like the days of the drive-in.

In Ladies & Gentlemen: The Fabulous Stains, Diane Lane goes from reality TV star to punk rock star in a prescient flick that also stars members of the Clash and the Sex Pistols. Truly, the 80s were eyeshadow's greatest decade.

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