B-Movie Enema

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The weekly blog of reviews of action, horror, and exploitation films from Geoff Arbuckle. Also the home of B-Movie Enema: The Series returning in 2024 with Season 5.
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1985's Mata Hari, starring an all time erotic leading lady, Sylvia Kristel, was Cannon's attempt to do something of a historical war epic... but it was also loaded with boobs and sex.

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Mata Hari (1985)

Alright, everybody, if you’ll take your seat, your B-Movie Enema historical lesson can begin. Today, I’m reviewing 1985’s Mata Hari from our good friends at Cannon Films. This was…

Some movies, like Casablanca, The Godfather, or Citizen Kane are all time classics. But where were you when you first saw the greatest film ever produced? Where were you the first time you experienced Sexsquatch?

Read the review from March 2020 at https://wp.me/p9XNnZ-18o

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Sexsquatch (2013)

When you have a blog that discusses movies or possibly cultural turning points in the form of celluloid, eventually, it becomes an absolute truth of your life that you will discuss something like w…

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes is a classic parody made on a shoestring budget. Return of the Killer Tomatoes is less parody and more of a straight comedy. It also was an early screen performance by George Clooney.

Read the review from March 2020 at https://wp.me/p9XNnZ-17u

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Return of the Killer Tomatoes (1988)

I have something to admit…  Originally, I had Attack of the Killer Tomatoes slated for this week’s B-Movie Enema.  About 20 minutes into that movie, I quickly realized, there’s no…

Gay werebears, Nazi Frankenstein, drive-in theater zombies, and a giant sperm monster... Welcome to Chillerama.

Read the review from March 2020 at https://wp.me/p9XNnZ-16K

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Chillerama (2011)

It’s been a bit since I did an anthology movie.  In fact, I’ve only ever done one in the past.  So let’s make up for that with a giant, nearly two full hours of kooky b-movie stor…

Doom Asylum is one of the more peculiar low-budget horror slashers from the 80s. It's clearly going with the slasher angle with some good makeup work, but it also very clearly wants to have comedic moments. Maybe the most notable thing is that it's one of two films from the lovely Patty Mullen.

Read the review from March 2020 at https://wp.me/p9XNnZ-166

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Doom Asylum (1987)

At the risk of sounding like a broken record, this post is yet another tribute to the defunct Roku channel Bizarre TV.  In particular, it is a tribute to that final six movies that played for a lon…

This week's review at B-Movie Enema should enter the conversation about early slashers and what movies inspired others and what elements ultimately became key to the slasher genre of horror flicks that came later. Check out what I have to say about Peter Collinson's Fright from 1971.

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Fright (1971)

Welcome to another FRIGHTening review here at B-Movie Enema! Quick! What was the first slasher film? The one that created the subgenre that would dominate the horror section of 80s video stores and…

1990's I'm Dangerous Tonight is the movie that has the possessed red dress that makes Madchen Amick even hotter than she already was and makes her pretty dang dangerous. And the movie is better than you might think too.

Read the review from February 2020 at https://wp.me/p9XNnZ-15a

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I’m Dangerous Tonight (1990)

Hello and welcome to B-Movie Enema.  This week, I’m gonna discuss something I’ve wanted to do for a while – Tobe Hooper’s 1990 made-for-television thriller I’m Dangero…

Jonathan Demme made an all-timer in the subgenre of women in prison exploitation films with 1974's Caged Heat. It was a movie that Roger Corman didn't want to make, but Demme worked hard to get the financing and delivered a home run.

Read the review from February 2020 at https://wp.me/p9XNnZ-14G

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Caged Heat (1974)

Oh baby do we have lots to talk about today, my dear Enemaniacs! This week’s B-Movie Enema is Caged Heat.  It might, at first, come off as just a run of the mill, women-in-prison flick from t…

More Candice Rialson good times! For Valentine's Day 2020, I reviewed her genre-jumping Hollywood Boulevard that used bits and bobs from other Roger Corman-produced movies and inserted her into a story that includes her marrying Godzilla. What fun.

Read the review from February 2020 at https://wp.me/p9XNnZ-148

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Hollywood Boulevard (1976)

Happy Valentine’s Day, ya jerks! Sorry, I get surly around Valentine’s Day.  And there are many reasons for that.  I always get one year older (and one step closer to sweet, merciful pe…

"If they couldn't get him easy... they got him hard..." What a hell of a way to sell The Single Girls. The movie was okay, but it introduced two things to B-Movie Enema - Directors Ferd and Beverly Sebastian and one of the greatest beauties of exploitation cinema of the 70s, Claudia Jennings.

Read the review from February 2020 at https://wp.me/p9XNnZ-13y

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The Single Girls (1974)

“If they couldn’t get him easy…  They got him hard…” With a tagline like that, how could this NOT be featured on B-Movie Enema?!?  This week’s feature, 1974&#821…