Bruce Lee (Li) in New Guinea aka Bruce Lee in Snake Island (1978)

REVIEW: "Whoa this movie is kinda weird, but a refreshing break from the usual "you killed my teacher/family/somebody I want revenge" or "You damn Japanese". This movie has to do a crazy tribe of snake worshipping people on an island off New Guinea. The kung fu is the same as every Bruce Li movie, but the story and stuff make up for it". (Keith)

I was a Teenage Werewolf (1957)

TAGLINE: The most amazing motion picture of our time!; Explosive! Amazing! Terrifying! You won't believe your eyes!

REVIEW: This movie that attempts to combine teenagers and monsters is surprisingly effective on several levels; certainly, Michael Landon's performance gives a lot of richness to the role. In fact, all the performances are good; the characters are solid, convincing, and have dimension. Some of the scare scenes are handled beautifully, particularly the walk through the woods sequence and the attack of the gymnast. (Sci Film)

Teen Wolf Too (1987)

TAGLINE: High school was easy. But college is a whole different ANIMAL.

REVIEW: He´s hoping that Jason Bateman goes onto have a brilliant career and here´s hoping that I stop regretting that I wasted ninety minutes of my life watching Teen Wolf Too. (411 Mania) XD

Robot Monster (1953)

"Of all the insane b-movies, our title at hand takes the cake my friends. Ed Wood did some darn funny things, but he never tried this one on us" (Bad Movies)

In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (2007)

Jason Statham
John Rhys-Davies
Ray Liotta
Leele Sobieski
Burt Reynolds
Ron Perlman
Kristanna Loken

Directed By

UWE BOLL

Chinese Hercules (1973)

Fang Yeh is incredible as Lee Hsi as he is a man of very few words who lets his fighting skills do all the talking. The acting and plot is pretty standard for a martial arts film. The films action sequences are all exceptional as they keep the things interesting through out. The main reason to check out Chinese Hercules is of course Bolo Yeung who is essentially the star of the film even though his role is barley more then a cameo. (10k Bullets)

Cut-Throats Nine (1972)

The film may be mean spirited, it may even seem hateful but as far as Euro westerns go, this ranks in as one of the finest. Don't get fooled into it because of the violence, go into it because you love the genre and you'll likely have a good go at it. I rate it a four and you may wonder why, I can't quite explain. It came close to getting a five, thus getting the Stubbing Award™, but it just didn't feel like a five. It's definitely a four, but there's no shame in that. See this film! (Varied Celluloid)

Return of the Living Dead 3 (1993)

"Return of the Living Dead 3" is an entertaining, fast-paced zombie flick that's definitely worth seeing, but as I mentioned above it's damn shame it's slightly cut. Until, a newer uncut version comes out, this will due. DVD MANIACS

Zombie 4: After Death (1990)

The Hippie Revolt (1967)

Humanoids from the Deep (1980)

Frankenstein Meets the Spacemonster (1965)

New Year's Evil (1981)

Blood Orgy Of The She-Devils (1972)