Patrick Wright

Jim Wynorski

Neriah Davis

James Ent

The Bikini Carwash Company

The Bikini Carwash Company (1992)

Wallace Shawn

Seth Green

John Rhys-Davies

The Double 0 Kid

The Double 0 Kid (1992)

George 'Buck' Flower

Marilyn Joi

John F. Goff

The Candy Tangerine Man

The Candy Tangerine Man (1975)

Russ Meyer

Ann Marie

Steve Tracy

Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens

Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens (1979)

John Dehner

Bradford Dillman

John Anderson

Sunn Classics "speculative fiction" film proposing a theory that the killer of Abe Lincoln escaped to Canada instead of being tracked down and killed soon after the assassination.

The Lincoln Conspiracy

The Lincoln Conspiracy (1977)

Richard Beymer

Matthias Hues

Barry Harrell

A man is forced to take on the greatest legends of the martial arts world. He fights off all attacks while defending a beautiful rock superstar against the crazed attacks of a deranged fan.—Concorde - New Horizons (with permission).

Blackbelt

Blackbelt (1992)

David Hasselhoff

Robert Carradine

Cheryl Smith

The tale of the Aloha Cheerleaders' struggle against Lincoln high. High points include such events as the Aloha girls raiding a Lincoln classroom to get drugs, then putting aforementioned drugs in the cafeteria food while the state school inspectors are present. Worth the rental price just so if you ever meet David Hasselhoff, you can say "Hey, I loved your work as Boner!"—Eric Glass

Revenge of the Cheerleaders

Revenge of the Cheerleaders (1976)

Teresa Graves

Fred Williamson

Jack Ging

In Hong Kong, African-American tourist Jefferson Bolt is imprisoned on a phony charge by the local authorities. In reality, the Hong Kong police want Bolt to work for them as a courier on a sensitive international case involving fake currency and drugs. Bolt, a former officer in the U.S. Special Forces has built a reputation for himself as a successful free-lance courier of extremely valuable packages transported across international borders. His various international clients include banks, secret organizations and even governments. The Hong Kong British authorities know these things and consider him the best man for the job they entrust him with. The mission consists in transporting a secure briefcase containing one million dollars from a Honk Kong bank to Mexico City, via Los Angeles. In exchange for it, they are willing to drop the charges against Bolt and pay him a hefty fee as well. Forced by circumstances, Bolt accepts the task but his voyage is fraught with mortal dangers. Past couriers have been killed during this type of mission and Bolt knows it. During his voyage, Bolt tangles with Asian gangsters, Las Vegas Casino mobsters, paid killers and even Ninja assassins. Of course he is also hit-on by various stunning beauties of all races. During his numerous hand-to-hand combat scenes he employs his karate skills. His adventures also include car chases and shoot-outs with the bad guys. Many shady characters are found dead or try to kill Bolt who still has the money briefcase in his possession and must deliver it to its final destination. If he can make it ..—nufs68

That Man Bolt

That Man Bolt (1973)

Sylvester Stallone

Martin Scorsese

David Carradine

Coy "Cannonball" Buckman is a race driver-turned parolee, who signs on to compete in the Trans-Continental Road Race, a cross-country journey starting at the Santa Monica Pier and ending at a garage in New York City. This does not sit well with Coy's parole officer girlfriend Linda Maxwell, who is legally responsible for him and he could go back to prison for violating his parole. Fixing up Coy's red Pontiac Trans Am is his loyal pal Zippo Friedman, who decides to enter the race himself in a identical Trans Am and even dressing up like Coy to fool the cops. Coy's rival is Cade Redman, an embittered fellow racer, who is also tasked to take no-talent country singer Perman Waters and his mother Sharma Capri to New York to jump-start Perman's stalled career.Other participants in the race is eccentric European racing champ Wolfe Messer, driving a yellow DeTomaso Pantera, Jim and Maryann Crandell, a surfer couple racing in a silver Corvette owned by her father. Terry McMillan, who sheepishly uses sneak tactics to make it to New York without driving his orange Chevorlet Blazer, Beutell Morris, who uses the race as a ruse to help a rich couple deliver their Lincoln Continental to New York without a single scratch, and Sandy, driving a custom blue van with her two waitress friends, Judy and Ginny. What Coy does not know is that his gambler brother Bennie made a deal with mob boss Lester Marks to make sure Coy wins the race as Bennie is in heavy debt to them.Linda has no choice but to accompany Coy in the race, but eventually decides to leave her in Zippo's company, when Redman starts trying to run him off the road. Not long after, the dirty tricks begin to come into play: Bennie, with the help of his prison escapee friend Sharpe, secretly planted a bomb under Messer's Pantera, which explodes during a police pursuit in the desert and Redman shoots out a tire in Coy's Trans Am. He later beats up Sharpe, posing as a motorcycle cop pretending to stop Coy on a routine traffic stop, and confronts Redman at a roadside grocery store, where they wreck the entire establishment. Redman escapes the melee and shatters the headlights on Coy's car before taking off. That night, Coy notices the broken headlights and winds up totaling his car on a winding mountain road, but not after being loaned a green Ford Mustang by a pair of rural auto mechanics, who are big fans of him.Redman gets word that Coy is still in the race and is forced to call in more reinforcements to stop him. They mistake Zippo as Coy and beat him to a pulp, with Linda defeating most of the men with judo and karate moves. Coy shows up and learns from Linda that Zippo was actually driving the car that night when a young girl died, resulting in Coy's prosecution. Coy tells Linda that he took the fall for it because Zippo would have never survived in prison. Linda wants to ride with Coy again, for fear of her safety, but Coy says the race is almost over and they will be together soon. Other sub-plots include Jim's Corvette suffering from a damaged fan belt and after unsuccessful attempts to repair it, they try to steal one from a supermarket parking lot, only to be chased away by a suspicious cop and Sandy and her friends duping a pair of handsome patrolmen by having sex with them to avoid a speeding ticket.At this point, a half-crazed Redman notices Coy driving into the construction site of an unfinished bridge. He dumps Perman and Sharma out of the car and speeds after him. Coy manages to jump the bridge to the other side, but Redman's brakes give out and pummels down to a fiery death. Meanwhile, Sharpe plans to assassinate Coy using a sniper rifle, not knowing it is actually Zippo driving the car. Sharpe shoots Zippo through the head and loses control of the Trans Am, ejecting Linda in the process, and explodes. Beutell, distracted by the explosion, accidentally knocks down the car Sharpe was laying under, fatally crushing him. Jim and Maryann spot Linda lying on the road and to take her to a nearby hospital, but not after unintentionally causing a multi-car pile-up. At the hospital, the doctor tells them she will be okay and Jim thinks they should forget about the race and go home, but Maryann still wants to push forward, even though they might not win first place.Terry and his girlfriend Louisa are the first ones to arrive at the finish line, but are disqualified when she blabs that they left their celebratory champagne on the plane. The second one to arrive is Coy, who is greeted by Bennie, but the victory is cut short when a TV cameraman tells Coy about the pile-up, the other red Trans Am destroyed in the explosion, and that Linda was taken to the hospital. Coy learns the truth about the plan Bennie had all along, rips up his race ticket, and heads for the hospital, as a disappointed Lester and his bodyguard escort a doomed Bennie to Lester's limo, as Jim and Maryann arrive and end up the official winners of the race. At the hospital, Coy rushes to Linda's room and is relieved to see her alive, but badly injured, and the two lovingly embrace, as Beutell eventually delivers the now-wrecked Lincoln to the couple standing outside a downtown hotel.

Cannonball!

Cannonball! (1976)

James Hong

Lynn Harris

Starlyn Simone

Callous married womanizing cad Arnold Thaxton works for the phone company and frequently has affairs with his lady coworkers. After Arnold fires a switchboard operator in the wake of impregnating her, Arnold's militant feminist ex-wife Marilyn and her fellow women's lib gal pals band together to get revenge on him.—Woodyanders

Hot Connections

Hot Connections (1972)

Carmen Argenziano

Barbara Steele

A girl is caught in a drug bust and sent to the hoosegow. The iron-handed female superintendent takes exception to a skit performed by the girls and takes punitive steps, aided by the sadistic doctor who is doing illegal electroshock experiments and raping drugged prisoners. After a while, the prisoners put away their petty differences and plan the Big Prison Escape.—Ed Sutton

Caged Heat

Caged Heat (1974)

Micky Dolenz

Harold Sylvester

Adrian C. Benjamin Jr.

In New Orleans, a man learns that his sister has a black lover and is pregnant. He throws her away and, a bit later, she is murdered by a mysterious killer with a peace-sign belt buckle, who disguises the murder as suicide. Her friend Vince and a black priest investigates, but this leads to more murders until a surprise ending...—Thomas

The Night of the Strangler

The Night of the Strangler (1972)

Marty Feldman

Orson Welles

Pat Morita

Caleb Swain and his wife Lutetia are a rich couple deemed to be the most beautiful of all the beautiful people by the press. This changes when Lutetia gives birth to oversize, deformed twins named Wilbur and Eliza. Unknown to them, the twins are really an alien brother-and-sister team implanted in Lutetia to solve the world's problems. When they are apart they are not much smarter than a potted plant, but together they are an intellectual force to be reckoned with. Their closeness is put to the test when a series of events threatens to keep the twins apart. Mixed in with all this is a miniaturized Chinese ambassador who needs the twins' help to make a deal for the sale of gravity.—Kyle Palkowski.

Slapstick of Another Kind

Slapstick of Another Kind (1982)

Michelle Pfeiffer

Twink Caplan

Elliott Gould

Harry and Sue Lewis met in the 40es as teenagers living in the Bronx. He was an aspiring architect, she was the most beautiful girl in school, and both had a fondness for bran muffins. They fell in love, got married, moved to Los Angeles, and had two kids. While struggling with his midlife crisis, Harry receives an invitation for his high school's reunion back so he takes Sue and their teenage kids on a cross-country car trip back to the Big Apple. Will they see in the Bronx what they expected? Will the good memories from their past help rekindle their fading love? Is it too late to dream?—Dragomir R. Radev

Falling in Love Again

Falling in Love Again (1980)

Lisa Loring

Christopher Mitchum

Charles Dierkop

While in town on shore leave, Joe meets, falls in love with and proposes to Anne, a beautiful woman he rescues from an attacker. Anne, however, has a past: she's a prostitute and a former heroin addict on the run from her well-connected pimp, Harry. With the help of his friend Chris, Joe must make sure Harry can never threaten Anne again.—Jean-Marc Rocher

Savage Harbor

Savage Harbor (1987)

Tracy Goodman

Gemma Masters

Preston Pierce

A team of girls go on a killing spree across the country.

Girls for Rent

Girls for Rent (1974)

Virginia Leith

Nancy Stephens

Diana Scarwid

Gritty drama of three interweaving stories of three women of various backgrounds and ages whose marriages are complicated by spouse-abuse by their husbands.

Battered

Battered (1978)

Alan

Lodge

Suzy Valmont

DAMES AND DREAMS tells the story of four beautiful young women who, after meeting a fortune teller at a swanky Hollywood party are foretold of mysterious and action-packed adventures that will have them each either smuggle diamonds, be a vicious con artist, have the love affair of their life or merely take advantage of men with their enchanting good looks. But, will they survive their individual escapade? And, in the end, are things really as they seem? The film portrays women in positions of power, which is truly fitting in 2017 as equality barriers are being advocated and pushed to the limit, and women are winning prizes left, right and center at film festivals and awards ceremonies around the world. It also melds the world of sex and crime by having each women use their arousing ways to take advantage of the situations their are drawn into.—Daniel Roy

Dames and Dreams

Dames and Dreams (1974)

Sherry Jackson

Gloria Hendry

When a homicidal maniac targets women in Los Angles, a bounty hunter sets out to capture him--and claim the $15,000 reward. (Josiah Howard, "Blaxploitation Cinema: The Essential Reference Guide.")

Bare Knuckles

Bare Knuckles (1977)

John Beasley

Timothy Busfield

Jeff Garlin

When the owner of the Minnesota Twins dies suddenly, his will bequeaths the team to his grandson, Billy, a devotee of baseball who, although he's only 12, has devoured voluminous lore, knows them intimately, and has shown an uncanny sixth sense of what they need to improve. They hate their manager, so Billy quickly fires the SOB, winning their instant approval. However, this turns to dismay when he announces their new manager: Billy. How will he convince a gang of proud, tough men to stick around and take orders from a kid? On the other hand, what's to lose-- they have nowhere to go but up.—Paul Emmons

Little Big League

Little Big League (1994)

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