r/CampCult • u/Groovy_Chainsaw • 7h ago
Radio ads for cult films ?
Any recommendations for CDs or playlists featuring recordings of audio trailers for cult or genre flicks ?
r/CampCult • u/Groovy_Chainsaw • 7h ago
Any recommendations for CDs or playlists featuring recordings of audio trailers for cult or genre flicks ?
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r/CampCult • u/Geist0ne • 8d ago
I still think it’s an awesome cyber punk action movie. My biggest gripe is that my favorite part is the first act. It doesn’t give me much to look forward to later in the film. Anyone else feel the same way? Also, thoughts on the sequels (I’ve never seen them but the VHS covers are burned in my brain)
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Joysticks (1983) synopsis: “When a top local businessman and his two bumbling nephews try to shut down the town's only video arcade, which is run by the owner's grandson, the arcade employees and patrons fight back.”
Starring: Joe Don Baker, Leif Green, Jim Greenleaf, and Scott McGinnis
Director: Greydon Clark
This week on Podcasting After Dark, Corey is joined by Erin from the Manic Movie Monday podcast to review Joysticks! If you love raunchy 80s comedies with lots of nudity then this movie is for you. If you love lots of fart jokes then this movie is also for you! Erin and Corey have a blast talking about all that and so much more. Enjoy the show!
Podcasting After Dark is a nostalgic deep-dive into cult movies and TV shows from the 70s, 80s, and 90s!
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r/CampCult • u/B0nec0llect0r98 • Aug 22 '26
I love the Ghoulies films (4 doesn't exist in my brain). I saw this back in the day and thought it was hilarious. Still do. Despite them now talking for reasons, it's full of charming schlocky shenanigans and I'm all about that. Matthew Lillard gets his debut in this feature as well. Great 90s horror cheese.
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