u/DetectiveJefferson

Bionic Boy (1977) The Philippines answer to The Six Million Dollar Man! A 10 year old karate champion turned cyborg with the fashion sense of a 1970s pimp is out for revenge on the pool party addicted crimelord who killed his parents! Directed by Leody M. Diaz who brought you Batman Fights Dracula!

▲ 42 r/badMovies

Bionic Boy (1977) The Philippines answer to The Six Million Dollar Man! A 10 year old karate champion turned cyborg with the fashion sense of a 1970s pimp is out for revenge on the pool party addicted crimelord who killed his parents! Directed by Leody M. Diaz who brought you Batman Fights Dracula!

u/DetectiveJefferson — 24 hours ago

▲ 117 r/badMovies

The Manitou (1978)... Tony Curtis as a phony spiritist! A native american medicine man reborn from a tumor! An ancient entity facing off against modern science! Boobs! The final movie of director William Girdler who brought you the grindhouse classics Sheba, Baby, Grizzly, and Day of the Animals!

u/DetectiveJefferson — 4 days ago

▲ 97 r/Westerns

What's your favorite Spencer/Hill western? I'd have to go with Trinity Is Still My Name. The first Trinity movie might be better and more iconic, but I find this one is where the duo finally found their tone. They wouldn't make another western for 23 years, which also marks their final collaboration

u/DetectiveJefferson — 4 days ago