Starts at 6pm EST/3pm PST. Enjoy some cartoons beforehand at 10 AM EST/7 AM PST.
I was looking for a new inclusion for the Wing Kong Film Festival, and found a hilarious "Gangster" re-dub of a classic film:
The Duel of Iron Fist
https://archive.org/details/Duel-of-the-iron-fist-vhsrip-dvdrip
It's option number 4
Seriously, an amazing stoner version found just in time for the 4th of July
Starts at 6pm EST/3pm PST. Come tailgate a few hours before for weird shenanigans.
From our review: "Dracula 3000 has an off-brand feel, partially due to the fact that this is a joint German and South African venture, which are two countries I didn’t see getting into a movie bed together. It’s a crudely made film, loaded with silly zooms, over-the-top characters, Dutch angles, and Casper Van Dien’s scruffy beard doing a lot of heavy lifting."
Korean with English Sub
"The Misty Green Sky" (2016) - This is going to be a fairly short review as I am not sure how I could possible summarize this movie as it simply needs to be experienced. Made for an estimated $50,000, and entirely using uncanny valley level CGI, the visual alone make this worth at least checking out. It's not the worst animated thing I have ever seen, but that's only due to the sheer quantity of horrible movies I have seen in my life than anything else. For most people this movie could easily be the worst animated film they have ever seen.
As far as the story goes, I had to look it up if that tells you anything. From what IMDB says; 'a young girl in another solar system asks an innocent question that sets off a chain reaction of adventure, destruction and tragedy'. That really does not in anyway describe what I saw when I watched this movie with my bad movie group, but like I said it really is difficult (if not impossible) to describe. All I do know is that there are dead-eyed digital characters, zero-g bouncing breasts, questionable walk cycles, fairly constant t-posing, mouth movements completely disconnected from dialogue, and a near constant stream of visual insanity. If all that peaked your interest gather your most dedicated bad movie buddies, and your strongest intoxicants, and check this movie out.
5 / 5 Burnt Kernels with CGI Butter
Tune in: https://cytu.be/r/channel-z
Another excellent lineup this holiday weekend! Tons of VHS era fun and possibly the best 4th of July celebration you could imagine.
I don't want to miss anything this weekend to be honest.
Letterboxd list: https://boxd.it/VnX26
A Nymphoid Barbarian in Dinosaur Hell (1990), also known as Dark Fortress.
Written and directed by Brett Piper and released through Troma Entertainment, this is one of those cult movies where the title does half the work before the film even begins. After nuclear war, the world has become a wasteland of mutants, scavengers, reptilian creatures, crude weapons, and prehistoric monsters.
The story follows Lea as she wanders through caves, forests, mutant tribes, monster attacks, and post-apocalyptic hazards that feel less like a structured quest and more like a no-budget fantasy survival game. A young survivor gives the story a rough fairy-tale shape, but the real attraction is the handmade absurdity.
This is not polished science fiction or serious fantasy adventure. It is rubber monsters, stop-motion creatures, awkward action, cheap costumes, nuclear dinosaurs, and a backyard Armageddon atmosphere that only VHS-era trash cinema could deliver.
For Troma fans and collectors of post-nuke fantasy oddities, A Nymphoid Barbarian in Dinosaur Hell is exactly what the title promises: ridiculous, ragged, strangely sincere, and built from the belief that a cave, some smoke, a monster puppet, and enough nerve can rebuild the world after the apocalypse.
Thought this could fit in here.
Made a dark comedy about a guy called David J. Hitler trying to convince people he's a good person.
I'm not gonna argue it's the greatest movie ever but don't you think the critical score is a little harsh
Only takes a minute to figure out if you're going to enjoy this or not.