B-Movie night
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Not quite B-movie, but for a great laugh find the 80's movie Midnight Run. Just make sure it's the original, and not the straight to DVD ones with weird titles, because they sucked.
Watch The Giant Claw it is the best film ever. Don't read up more about it or watch the trailer just watch it.
I wouldn't say its a classic but look up a movie called Forbidden Zone it is somthing that you must watch in order to believe half of the crap that goes on. Here's the trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjN4Ysdc69w (sorry the embed code didn't feel like working)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjN4Ysdc69w (sorry the embed code didn't feel like working)
When I think of B-movies, I always think of "Santa's Slay". But I've always loved kind of crap or shlock horror movies. It's a movie where wrestler Bill Goldberg plays Santa, who is actually a demon who lost a bet with an angel in a curling competition and had to be nice and give toys to kids for 1,000 years. But the bet is over, and he's back to killing people. Well, there's other great B-movies, but from what I've seen they've already been mentioned. But Goldberg dressed as Santa killing Fran Drescher, that's just classic.
Anything from The Asylum. Especially Mega Shark Vs Giant Octopus. for this reason pulled from the internet
'Watch this one with friends, lots of friends who preferrably bring their own beer. There's an easy drinking game mixed inside the movie. Every time Gibson's old, former teacher dishes out some sage advice, take a swig. Every time the screenplay tries to spice itself up with some technical jargon like "down bubble" or words like "pheromones", chug it. Every time Lamas gets that look in his eye like he's longing for days of "Renegade", you know what to do. And, every time a battleship captain looks headlong into the camera and mutters under his breath, "It rises", down that whole bottle of Jim Beam, because it only happens once, but it's the pinnacle of laughter within this movie.'
(pulled from http://wearemoviegeeks.com/2009/05/dvd-review-mega-shark-vs-giant-octopus/)
'Watch this one with friends, lots of friends who preferrably bring their own beer. There's an easy drinking game mixed inside the movie. Every time Gibson's old, former teacher dishes out some sage advice, take a swig. Every time the screenplay tries to spice itself up with some technical jargon like "down bubble" or words like "pheromones", chug it. Every time Lamas gets that look in his eye like he's longing for days of "Renegade", you know what to do. And, every time a battleship captain looks headlong into the camera and mutters under his breath, "It rises", down that whole bottle of Jim Beam, because it only happens once, but it's the pinnacle of laughter within this movie.'
(pulled from http://wearemoviegeeks.com/2009/05/dvd-review-mega-shark-vs-giant-octopus/)
I'm going to second this one. And if anyone's a Danny Elfman fan, this is the first movie he composed the score for. And he appears in it as the devil performing a Cab Calloway tune with new lyrics.Darren716 said:
