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yeah, any movie with Bill Murry is outragous, I can hardly watch "What About Bob"

Has anyone seen "Spaced Invaders" Probably the best alein invader movie of the last 30 years. (if comedy counts)

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I do not remember seeing "Spaced Invaders" I did enjoy watching Johnny Depp playing Hunter Thompson in "Fear and loathing in Las Vegas" very funny. Bill Murray's take on Thomson has got to be hilarious.
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"Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!"


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Manhunter 1986, the pre'sequel to “Silence of the lambs” and almost as good. Remade, and rescripted later into the remake movie “Red Dragon” titled after the original book by Thomas Harris .


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In the catagory of 70's Sexplotation film's..

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Flesh Gordon is an ingenious spoof of "Flash Gordon" which set the standard for the porno industry to spoof just about everything.

The story is pretty simple. Emperor Wang of the Planet Porno has unleashed a sex ray on Earth that needs to be stopped. Flesh Gordon and his crew have to stop it.

This film (BTW, the extended DVD version) has some pretty good stopmotion effects, which represent the beasts that Flesh and company have to battle. One of them, the final monster, was actually voiced by Craig T. Nelson.


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This is a post-apocalyptic tale in which the earth's surface has been devastated by nuclear war, and the few survivors who remain above ground must forage and fight for food, ammunition, and women. Of these necessities, women are the rarest finds; as explained in the movie, most survivors are male because while the males were off fighting the war, their leaders bombed their enemies' cities and destroyed their homes. ...
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The Ninth Configuration
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Freaking hilarious 7 min clip. "Monster hangout"
Darn, I was going to say Flesh Gordon next the first time i watched it I was totally freaked. when the scientist said the super sex beam hadn't affected him at all and then he unveiled his space ship I almost died laughing! The attack by the penisaurus was pretty cool too.
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We mustn't forget the Cube.

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