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Schlock Theater: Vols I & II
NOTHING SO APPALLING IN THE ANNALS OF HORROR!
Ask anyone who’s been to their local multiplex recently and they’ll tell you that it’s all sequels, reboots and superhero movies.
If you want a truly memorable viewing experience, you’re better off searching for the kind of sleazy, cheesy, occasionally reprehensible films your local plex would pay NOT to show.
From REEFER MADNESS to ZOMBEAVERS, SCHLOCK THEATER will introduce you to several dozen below-the-radar alternatives. Get ready for action, excitement and bizarre fashion choices as the authors select films in every subgenre from Nazisploitation to Mexican wrestling movies, stopping along the way to savour Japanese splatter movies, Filipino monster flicks and Bollywood zombie films.
In Volume 2, the authors turn their attention to some of those big budget train wrecks including CATWOMAN and TRANSFORMERS. It doesn’t get any wilder, or any funnier, than this.
Ask anyone who’s been to their local multiplex recently and they’ll tell you that it’s all sequels, reboots and superhero movies.
If you want a truly memorable viewing experience, you’re better off searching for the kind of sleazy, cheesy, occasionally reprehensible films your local plex would pay NOT to show.
From REEFER MADNESS to ZOMBEAVERS, SCHLOCK THEATER will introduce you to several dozen below-the-radar alternatives. Get ready for action, excitement and bizarre fashion choices as the authors select films in every subgenre from Nazisploitation to Mexican wrestling movies, stopping along the way to savour Japanese splatter movies, Filipino monster flicks and Bollywood zombie films.
In Volume 2, the authors turn their attention to some of those big budget train wrecks including CATWOMAN and TRANSFORMERS. It doesn’t get any wilder, or any funnier, than this.
343 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 5, 2018
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