Shunzi is a hard working man living in Beijing who just wants to get ahead in life, but after he is fired from his job as a taxi driver his wife wastes no time kicking him out of his own home. With no choice but to move back in with his parents Shunzi makes the decision to secretly open an adult sex shop with little regard for losing standing in the eyes of others.
Welcome to the Red Light Revolution, a collision of traditional Chinese sensibilities and modern sexuality.
Honestly there is one subgenre within the viewing habits of the average cult film enthusiast that needs a little more love. Specifically this would be the Blaxploitation film from the 1970’s to early 1980’s. These films where really a breed of their own and utterly perfect for their time period.
So Dominic has brought us one of his favs, the Kung-fu Afro kicking, jive talking, smooth mother shut your mouth, Black Belt Jones.
It’s a new year and a new batch of the good, the bad and the ugly, but without the good from Kim Newman’s Video Dungeon arrives; and it seems that 2012 starts where 2011 finished with everything you feared.
Kim offers up some wonderful titles from Arrow video and something that will rekindle some childhood nightmares. So without letting the prison office get their jail keys in a twist, lets head on in to Kim’s Dungeon.
Adapted in 2010 from the manga Kyonyū Dragon by Rei Mikamoto, Takao Nakano’s Kyonyū doragon: Onsen zonbi vs sutorippaa 5 (released as Big Tits Zombie internationally and literally translated as The Big Tits Dragon: Hot Spring Zombie vs Stripper 5) is an intentionally over the top comedic Japanese fantasy-horror film that is a satirical nod to Japanese pop culture.
But let’s be honest it’s the title that has your curiosity peaked. Who doesn’t have an interest for zombies and boobs?
This time I wanted to cut away from the usual “hard to find” movies that I like to review for a cult classic: Office Space.
This is not your usual B movie but was surely not destined to the fame it gained over the recent years.
It can be summarised in this quote: “Work Sucks”, I know it, you know it, basically we all do.
It’s been a while since we here at Attack From Planet B has had a look into the murky world of Shameless Screen Entertainment, so we thought we better had to. So we’re going to a look at a few of the latest offerings that have come our way.
So for a world of S&M, hardened cops, serial killers and innocence destroyed, what better place is there to be then in the world of of Shameless Screen Entertainment. Head right on in, if you dare.
The Good Bad Movie Club season continues at The Prince Charles Cinema on the Tuesday 6th December with their next screening, the camp sci-fi classic Flash Gordon. With Brain “GORDON’S ALIVE” Blessed in toe, Sam J. Jones as Flash, has to save earth from the evil Ming and along the way save the lady in distress.
So for further information on the films being shown in the season and for details of how to get tickets read on.
Thanks to The Prince Charles Cinema’s new “REintroducing…” scheme, The Monster Squad will be showing this coming friday (18th November 2011). So head on down to old London town for some 35mm goodies and horror comedy teen action with this forgotten gem The Monster Squad
Head on inside of all the details on times and prices.
