Count Yorga, Vampire (1970)
Sep 3, 2001Modern-Day Vampire
One of the better efforts among a spate of attempts to modernise the vampire that came out the 1970s. Robert Quarry gives a witty, urbane performance in the title role. A sequel followed.
Robert Quarry
The Return of Count Yorga (1971)
Aug 20, 2003Modern-Day Vampire
Count Yorga, Vampire was a minor success that started a spate of modern-day vampire films. This was a slightly lesser sequel that has the same droll wit but gets sidetracked in the middle sections
Deathmaster (1972)
May 18, 2016Vampire Leader of a Hippie Cult Leader
Robert Quarry gained a fame in the early 70s and was regarded as the American Christopher Lee on the basis of the Count Yorga films. This was one of the works he made where he plays the leader of hippie cult who is a vampire
Dr Phibes Rises Again (1972)
Sep 29, 2001Disfigured Madman
Sequel to The Abominable Dr Phibes that brings back Vincent Price and seeks to replicate the same droll campy humour as before but with more mixed results this time
Madhouse (1974)
Jul 7, 2004Mad Horror Actor
An attempt to copy the Dr Phibes films with Vincent Price as a horror actor facing a series of killings on the set of his comeback film
Cyclone (1987)
Jul 28, 2015Hi-Tech Motorcycle
B-budget hackmeister Fred Olen Ray makes a hi-tech vehicle fantasies that reads as a cheap attempt to do Blue Thunder with a motorcycle instead of a helicopter. Cheap action but what an amazing cast line-up
Warlords (1988)
Jan 20, 2000Post-Holocaust
B-budget director offers up a copy of Mad Max 2 and peppers it with plentiful tongue-in-cheek exploitation elements stirred with undeniable vigour
Teenage Exorcist (1991)
Apr 30, 2024Possession Comedy
Written by and starring 80s Scream Queen Brinke Stevens, this offers an occasionally amusing comedy take on the possession and exorcism film
Cyber Zone (1995)
Aug 17, 2002Android Bounty Hunter
B-budget director Fred Olen Ray makes a cyberpunk action film where the cut-price nature of the exercise is elevated by a tongue-in-cheek sense of humour
Jungle Boy (1996)
May 25, 2008Jungle Boy
A fairly blatant copy of Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book stories - even more so of the then recent 1994 live-action Disney remake - all having been conducted on a B-budget