The king of B-movies Roger Corman did the original Death Race 2000 in 1975. Aspiring king of B-movies Paul W.S. Anderson directs the remake. The first trailer looks… well… mildly interesting. Just for kicks, I’ve added the trailer for Roger Corman’s film. It looks so much better. :)

Tilt - the big pinball rock movie (for people under 22).

Larry Cohen did the original 1974 exploitation horror film about a mutant baby with an appetite for murder. Josef Rusnak directs the 2008 remake. Can you see which is which!?! ;-) 

“The most spectacular and ruthless film in recent years.” This is the censored version of the 1976 Italian mondo documentary by Antonio Climati and Mario Morra.

“There is an animal in every woman. Rare and dangerous species.”

Somebody put together this little trip down memory lane. It’s a trailer for a DVD full of trailers from the 60s, 70s and 80s. The best of Grindhouse, Exploitation and Drive-In Movie. Check it out!

The evil but brilliant Dr. Tsu uses her army of sexy Kung Fu women to kidnap famous athletes. Their body parts are then sold and transplanted to the old and filthy rich. Mike Harber, a insurance investigator from London, is sent to Manila to investigate.

The Humanoid from 1979, is another one of those late 70’s, early 80’s Star Wars rippoffs that you’ve never heard about. In this unforgettable scene, Princely Hero fights Lord Graal, a rather comic figure that looks like a cheap ass version of Darth Vader crossed with a plastic Samurai.

Forever an important part of movie (and radio) history, Orson Welles also starred in several movies of questionable quality later in his career. The Witching (aka Necromancy) will probably not go into history as one of his greatest.

This is a collection of trailers that were intended to be scary and tease the viewer to go see the movie. Instead they are so over the top and typical of the 70s era that the only reaction they can provoke today is laughter. Click play to see some stunning footage from unknown classics like Lady Frankenstein, Beyond the darkness, Beyond the door, The night child, The legend of the wolf woman, Orgy of the living dead and The night Evelyn came out of the grave.

The Japanese version of Spider-man, made in 1978, had little resemblance with the USA version. The costume looked the same but the storyline was quite different. This is the intro for the TV show.

Oh what wonderfully strange things you can find on youtube. This is the opening scene for the 1970’s japanese show Kamen Rider X. Enjoy!