FAVORITE CHEESY 70'S MOVIES

[chefmike]

Your favorite cheesy 70's movies?

I just caught Mother, Jugs, and Speed on cable for the zillionth time....

Somehow I don't think Harvey Keitel has this one on his resume. Raquel looks great, as always. Which reminds me of another one of her cheesy movies, Kansas City Bomber...

[Legend]

Dude im gonna have to say the warriors it might be just a little cheesy but its still a cult classic.

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[hwbs]

one of my favs from the 70s

[December]

"Escape from New York".

[TomSelis]

SUPERFUZZ!!! and Midnight Madness.

[Ironhead]

Hehe, Chefmike, the first movie that popped into my head when I read the title of this thread, before I even opened it was Mother, Juggs and Speed :lol:

[lurker]

I like anything with Pam Grier or Angie Dickinson. Did I mention Pam Grier? and Bruce Lee movies. All of them. Oh, and before I forget, Pam Grier movies.

[AllanahStarrNYC]

Well- if we talk cheesE- BUT GREAT CHEESE

All the Pam Grier movies

Truck Turner (a must seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! )

Female Trouble
Pink Flamingos- two John Water Classics ( I.M.O Female trouble is one of th best films made EVER)

Pirrahna ( I think thar was 70's- to be followed vy the sequel in which the fish flew in 3D- GENIOUS!!!!)

I love the disaster films of the 70's- The Airport Series (my face is Airport 76 with Gloria Swanson's last fim appearance before her death, The Poseidon Adventure, Towering Inferno, etc...)

MAHOGANY- LOL really, i love that movie.

Oh so many, those are just the highlightsss I can think of right now~

[DamionXXX]

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[chefmike]

Some great choices from everyone. They are all worth seeing again.

A fav 70's cheesy horror flick - SSSSSSS -1973.

Also, the Andy Warhol versions of Frankenstein and Dracula.

[mbf]

you all have very bad taste....which i approve of a lot.

but where the hell is TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE in all your lists???

[chefmike]

you all have very bad taste....which i approve of a lot.

but where the hell is TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE in all your lists???

lol...remember, this is the cheesy (yet entertaining) movie thread....we've done the classic movie threads already.

And speaking of cheesy horror, what about Sisters with Margot Kidder?

[Andrew Johnson]

Death Race 2000 for me!

[AllanahStarrNYC]

OMG Chef how could I forget Warhols Frankenstein and Dracula- both fantastic- th ere are some really classic lines in those

[Hugh Jarrod]

Wait a minute some of these answers. The Warriors was great I don't think it was chessey, and Blazing Saddles is a classic. I think any movie that is timeless and doesn't really date itself is a classic. Granted yes hairstyles, clothes, etc. can date a film but if it can stand the test of time then it;s not chessey. Example 1933 King Kong is timeless, 1976 King Kong isn't.

[hwbs]

this one really goes under the cheese factor....attack of the killer tomatoes!!!!

[Hugh Jarrod]

this one really goes under the cheese factor....attack of the killer tomatoes!!!!

I like part 2 with George Clooney

[joyboy123]

Omega Man
The Abominable Dr. Phibes
Vampire Circus
Head (movie starring the Monkees)
The Dunwich Horror.
Darkstar -- John Carpenter movie
Don't be afraid of the Dark.
Return of the blob
Night of the Lepus


Any many other lousy "Movies of the Week".

[Hugh Jarrod]

Omega Man
The Abominable Dr. Phibes
Vampire Circus
Head (movie starring the Monkees)
The Dunwich Horror.
Darkstar -- John Carpenter movie
Don't be afraid of the Dark.
Return of the blob
Night of the Lepus


Any many other lousy "Movies of the Week".

Now that's a cheesey movie list. Especially Night of the Lepus a movie about giant killer rabbits starring DeForrest Kelly. Dammit Jim I'm a doctor not a rabbit slayer!

[Legend]

I forgot one,


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