HOW TO SHOOT A GHOST
A 27 minute film directed by Charlie Kaufman that’s every bit as quirky and idiosyncratic as you might expect
A 27 minute film directed by Charlie Kaufman that’s every bit as quirky and idiosyncratic as you might expect
A 1989 directorial effort by the late Dennis Hopper that isn’t bad
The directorial debut of the late Tony Scott, adapting a Henry James novella for 1970s TV.
A 1982 film that remains a standout in the trashy thriller category
British exploition maestro Peter Walker’s take on the women in prison genre, filtered through his favorite premise: young women menaced by elderly psychopaths in a secluded setting
A solid example of Asian Trash Cinema that’s unusually heavy on the trash
Arguably the most interesting of the late 1970s-early 80s no wave films of Beth B and Scott B
From Japan, an enormously self-aware, quasi-comedic low budget swirl of monsters and mayhem
Chuck Norris, karate and zombies—a film that should be much better than it is
A 1995 release that deserves to be ranked with exotic camp-fests like COBRA WOMAN (1944) and SHEENA (1984)