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Hot on the killer heels of volumes 1 and 2, prepare to be depraved and corrupted once more with Grindhouse Trailer Classics Volume 3! See!!! 55 more ultra-rare, shocking, sexy and damn right insane grindhouse trailers lovingly compiled from the Nucleus Films vault! Thrill!!! As the blood-curdlingly vivid images transferred direct from 35mm film elements burn themselves into your brain! Experience!!! The depths of horror, martial arts, women-in-chains, western, exploitation, sexploitation and blaxploitation! Can you survive the fiendish fare of this volume's coming attractions, many of which haven't seen the flickering light of a projector in over 30 years? Dare you find out what lies within these glorious Grindhouse walls? ... watch Grindhouse Trailer Classics Volume 3 today! Plus take a nostalgic tour with 'Kim Newman's Guide to Grindhouse' which will transport you right back to those fleapit cinemas of yesteryear!
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Right from the start menu when a young lady inhales some helium & speaks in a chipmunk type voice you know that you're in for a bunch more manic movie treats from Nucleus films! There's a section in which women beat up men & other women as exemplified by Police Women. Sexual liberation (emancipation?) is featured & Female Response should please all you voyeurs. Blaxploitation was always popular back in the Grindhouse theater days & an unusual movie is included here: The spook who sat by the door (spook isn't a ghost in this by the way!). Action movies have always been audience favourites & you can enjoy some excellent destruction of property & vehicles in Moonshine County Express bearing in mind that in those days they wrecked real cars as CGI was way in the future. Horror films, martial arts & titillation are also well documented. In the Extras section Kim Newman observes that the trailers were often better than the actual films so viewers of this dvd can't lose: there's something very annoying about rushing out & buying a film only to be let down by the content.
I have described the New York 42nd Street theaters in earlier reviews so all you need is this dvd, a bottle of whatever you fancy (preferably in a brown paper bag) & you can recreate the era in the comfort of your own home!
I have described the New York 42nd Street theaters in earlier reviews so all you need is this dvd, a bottle of whatever you fancy (preferably in a brown paper bag) & you can recreate the era in the comfort of your own home!
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
More of the same really but this is the weakest of the three DVDs. I think they are starting to struggle to find anything new. Still worth a watch though, just don't spend too much on the DVD.
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