Not legally, I think. You can always check ok dot ru.

Initially, I wanted to post a different Shaw Brothers movie yesterday, but after seeing that this is Sunday's monsterdon choice, I decided against it. They were far too similar, at least when it came to the posters.. 😉

The movie that put Troma(ville) on the map.

As per Rotten Tomatoes: "Repo Man is many things: an alien-invasion film, a punk-rock musical, a send-up of consumerism. One thing it isn't is boring." I'm just gonna add that it's also a brilliant satire. As a B-movie it's in a league of its own..

A very cheap and kind of goofy action-comedy about a group of girlfriends who are on the college cheerleading squad and who also happen to be ninjas.

A raunchy puppet-musical directed by a New Zealand fellow named Peter Jackson. Does anyone perhaps know whatever happened to this guy? He seemed to have faded into complete obscurity after making a couple of fun movies in the '90s..

A really solid dystopian roadtrip movie starring Jim Metzler, Vernon Wells and Dana Wheeler-Nicholson.

Circuitry Man should be available for streaming in North American on Amazon.

One of the better/more entertaining zombie beaver movies I've seen up until this point.

Zombeavers should be available on Tubi.

Since today is my one year Lemmy anniversary (🥳), I thought I'd post a second movie.

I've seen many exploitation movies over the years, but Mad Foxes remains one of the most memorable ones. It's just batshit crazy.

A fun b-movie with a lot of heart, and a great Bruce Campbell performance.

A very tongue-in-cheek, and surprisingly wholesome, contemporary b-movie.

The ..of the Apes movie that Disney doesn't want you to know about. 👩🏼♥️🐵 A few more stills..

This cheap, regional horror flick is available on Dailymotion. A few more stills..

That poster makes you think it's a lighthearted sex comedy, but the movie actually ventures into grimy exploitation territory at times.

This can be found on Tubi.

Much more rooted in reality than Roger Corman's & Paul Bartel's other road race movie, Death Race 2000, but it's still a fun enough time. Cannonball stars many of the same people as the before-mentioned movie, plus it has bit parts for Allan Arkush, Roger Corman, Joe Dante, Sylvester Stallone and even Martin Scorsese.

Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo is a fantastic movie, but it doesn't have a four-breasted slave girl. The Warrior and the Sorceress makes up for that shortcoming.

This should be available on Tubi.

A bit of Tremors, a bit of The Thing, with some Aliens sprinkled in there as well. Starring RoboCop himself, Peter Weller.

A female-directed exploitationer that subverts genre conventions and examines the status of women in society.

Primitive War has a considerably higher budget than the movies that I usually post in this community, but I still believe it deserves to be mentioned here. Even if it isn't a B-movie in the truest definition, it definitely is spiritually. It's basically a Syfy dino-actioner on steroids.

Can be streamed/rented (?) in North-America through Ama$on.

A B-movie with its tongue firmly placed in its cheek. Killer Rack isn't sleazy at all (there's actually only one instance of real boob exposure), but it's witty and it has a lot of heart.

Well worth seeking out.

Killer Rack can be found on Tubi and Ama$on.

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