Comments on: My Trailer Park Fantasy

By: jason hyde

jason hyde — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 20:50:44 +0000

I love Doc Savage, and I’m not afraid to admit it. It’s generally derided as ‘too campy’ but if you ask me, it’s just campy enough. And Ron Ely’s performance is really terrific. He’s sort of the midway point between Adam West and Charlton Heston, which is kind of perfect.

I can’t imagine seeing it on a double bill with The Passenger. That’s such a random paring that it somehow makes sense.

By: Suzi Doll

Suzi Doll — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 05:10:45 +0000

That’s what I like about the Morlocks. High art all the way!

By: Roger Hanover

Roger Hanover — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 23:25:03 +0000

Yes, The Touchables is a definite guilty pleasure. Hard to defend but I love it anyway. Cheri Caffaro is the bomb -a big, fat stink bomb. Wow, those are classics. And I saw B.J. Lang Presents on video years ago. I think Something Weird still carries it. Unbelievable. You’re right. Sometimes the trailers are more fun – and shorter – to sit through.

By: medusamorlock

medusamorlock — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 14:28:40 +0000

Holy Jackal Breath! I hope you get an opportunity to have your dream come true! I would fly down from up North to spend the night with you and your movie picks! I’m sure the place would be a sell-out!

Fantastic variety and all hilariously wonderful in their own way! I remember at L.A.’s Filmex film festivals back in the 1970s there were sometimes trailer extravaganzas, and this was before old trailers had become even slightly accessible again, as they joyfully are now. Trailers are concentrated doses of movie excitement — always love them!!

Thanks for this entertaining and eclectic sampling! :-)