Punches galore in Killing Machine trailer
Killing Machine's trailer features an absurd amount of blood-spitting violence including face-punches, teeth smashing, tomato crushing and even a gunshot to the mouth!
Chuckle time in Dead End Drive-In
Dead End Drive-In is one of Brian Trenchard-Smith's best films. There are a heap of highlights. Some of those highlights feature Wilbur Wilde (from Hey Hey It's Saturday). Every time Wilde makes an appearance he does something completely ridiculous. Including this clip.
Don’t worry, guys, I’m calling 5 ambulances
Fridge-faced Brian Bosworth must be a real swell guy. In One Tough Bastard, Bosworth plays a character hellbent on revenge against MC Hammer (seriously). On the way he treats his foes with the utmost respect. As demonstrated here in this thoughtful scene.
Best worst fight scene
Linda and Abilene is a incestuous period piece shot at the Spahn Ranch around the same time Charles Manson and his loony family were using it as a residence. The film is entertaining and silly, and features a fight scene that had me choking with laughs.
How to order a pizza according to Shock ‘Em Dead
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about Shock ‘Em Dead. I didn’t have the chance to share one of my favourite moments, so here it is…
Hilarious background action in The 10th Victim
I watched Elio Petri’s The 10th Victim (1965) for the first time last week, knowing nothing about it other than what was written on the back of the DVD cover. Upon reading the plot synopsis, which involves a futuristic world where characters hunt down each other in a government sanctioned sport, I did not expect...
How to swear like a bad guy
When Nicole Kidman and her BMX buddies steal walkie-talkies in Brian Trenchard-Smith's teen classic BMX Bandits, it infuriates some hardened criminals. But this reaction from terrifying tough man (David Argue) is utterly chilling.
Owl murder!
I’ve already posted a clip from the Andy Sidaris masterwork, Day of the Warrior, but I couldn’t resist sharing another favourite moment. Enjoy?
Best phone conversation in a movie. Ever.
Chances are you’ve already seen this video, as it just recently blew the fuck up on reddit. Before you see dupes all over the place, know that HiveFunnies posted it first – a seriously entertaining YouTube channel. I have no clue what film this clip is from, but it is truly amazing…
Fun with Dr. Lamb’s severed breasts
Dr. Lamb (1992) is easily among the best CAT III flicks to come out of Hong Kong. It’s extremely well made, beautifully shot and features a great lead performance from Simon Yam. Unlike many CAT III films of the time, it also is presented in a serious manner. Its only real moment of humour occurs...
The Boomerang Crane
I haven’t seen any of the Sukeban Deka television series, nor have I read the manga, but I thoroughly enjoyed Sukeban Deka the Movie (1987) and its sequel, Sukeban Deka the Movie 2: Counter-Attack from the Kazama Sisters (1988). While the movies assume a prior knowledge of the show and characters, there’s enough action and...
Use the mahogany nail!
Vampire’s Breakfast (1987) is an enjoyable slice of Hong Kong horror-comedy. While nothing special, it’s very watchable and features a fun ending involving flying severed heads. If you’re planning on watching the whole film, avoid this clip as it ruins the film’s payoff and final showdown…
