| Title |
The
American Astronaut (2001) What to say...
This is one of those movies we consider really good, but the general
public would consider to be really bad. Destined to become a cult
sleeper.
|
| Are You
Popular? (1947) [Short] |
| Barn of the Blood Llama (1997) Check
out
this bizzare true llma story
from BIT
2004! |
Blobermouth
(1990)
|
| Catholic High School Girls In
Trouble trailer is a clip from The
Kentucky Fried Movie (1977) |
| Cleopatra
Schwartz trailer is another clip from The
Kentucky Fried Movie (1977) |
| Dating:
Do's and Don'ts (1949) [Short] |
Dinner
Party (1945)[Short] Watch this film on dinner
etiquette and you'll never again dare to eat a meal in the presence of
another human being.
|
Dr. Caligari
(1989)
|
| Duck and
Cover (1951) [Short] |
Forbidden
Zone (1980)
|
| Frankenhooker (1990) |
| G.I. Joe PSA
parodies [Short] |
| The Giant Claw (1957) |
| Gravity
(1976) [Short] One of two David Wechter
parodies of early 50's educational films. |
| Kintaro Walks
Japan (2005)< An
exception to our usual bad movie program. Attended by Tyler "Kintaro"
MacNiven and crew,
this was (as far as I know) the
world premiere of this film - Huzzah! |
| Hitler--Dead
or Alive (1942) |
Little Red
Riding Hood and the Monsters (1962)
(Caperucita y Pulgarcito contra los monstruos) A bizarre Mexican
children's film, imported by K. Gordon Murray and given an
equally bizarre English dubbing. This is one messed up movie.
|
| The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra (2001) |
MST3k episode
816: Prince of Space
|
MST3k short: Century 21 Calling (1962)
|
MST3k short: A Case of Spring Fever
(1940)
|
| My
Milkman, Joe [Short] |
| The
Mystery of the Leaping Fish (1916) [Silent] A
parody of Sherlock Holmes, this is certainly the first film to
integrate raging drug abuse into slapstick comedy. |
Leave It to Roll-Oh (1940)
[Short]
|
School,
Girls and You (1983) [Short] From
"Likely
Stories, Vol. 2"
Another fine David
Wechter parody of early 50's educational films.
|
| Scopitones
[Musical shorts] "Scopitone
films are the early 1960s precursers to today's music videos.
Distributed on 16mm film with a magnetic mono soundtrack, they were
made
to be shown on a Scopitone jukebox at swanky cocktail lounges, first in
France, then America." |
| Shake Hands With Danger (1975) [Short; industrial
safety] Every industrial safety film should
have a theme
song. But they
generally don't, so this one really stands out. We have adopted it as
the Bad Idea Theater camp song. Also, you wouldn't think a safety film
that depicts fingers ground off, and hands severed, would get such
laughs. But it does; go figure... |
Ship of
Monsters (1960) (La Nave de los Monstruos) Hot chicks from
outer
space invade Mexico, with a spaceship full of some of the most
embarrassingly goofy monsters ever filmed. Naturally one of the space
ladies falls for a singing cowboy. Any movie that ends up with a tin
robot and the jukebox he has fallen in love with, rocketing off into
outer space while singing a love duet is my kind of movie. Oh but now
I've gone and spoiled the ending.
|
Star Pilot
(1965) (2+5: Missione Hydra)
|
Superman:
Eleventh Hour (1942 animated) [Short]
This one is just embarrassing. A nice lead in to
"Hitler--Dead or Alive".
|
| The Three
Fantastic Supermen (1967) |
| Trailers of
note: Black
Belt Jones, Lightning
Bolt, The
Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up
Zombies, The Lost
Skeleton of Cadavra, Superargo
Versus Diabolicus, The Three Fantastic Supermen |
| TV Carnage
"Casual
Fridays" [Compilation] |
What's Up, Hideous Sun Demon? (1983) aka Revenge
of the Sun Demon
|
Wild, Wild
Planet (1965) (I Criminali della galassia)
|
Wizard
People, Dear Readers [Harry Potter comic
narration]
We thank Brad
Neely for this fine piece of work. Outstandingly funny.
|
You Cannot Fart Around
With Love [Musical short]
-
a clip from Fredric Hobbs' elusive film Roseland (1970)
|
| Zinc Oxide and You a
clip from The
Kentucky Fried Movie (1977) |
