mostly pulp, but i count two real classics and three camp classics. y’know what i’d like ta see again? “flesh gordon”, a ‘70’s soft-porn parody that’s hella funny (I saw it at the harvard square cinema back when it was oldies for $3, and you could stay for the next show if you wanted… once i watched all four beatles films there in one sit… sore ass, but worth it just to say i did). another good old sf which i saw for the first time on cable the other nite, though i’d heard about it for years: “a boy and his dog”, starring a very young don johnson, and jason robards. i thought ‘bout doing a post on “movies that are good even though they seem bad at first glance,” and this one is a shining example.
yeah i’ve seen a boy and his dog. a decent flick all in all, though for sci fi comedy i still prefer dark star, no telepathically talking dogs with oh-so-proper diction, no popcorn fetishes, no underground version of suburbia gone haywire, but funny. as for “forgotten” or passed-by post appocolyptic sci fi gems my favorite is le dernier combat (the last battle) by luc besson from 1983. his first film i believe. good stuff.
dark star is grreat! le dernier combat, never seen that. i know besson, though; 5th element is a fave around here.
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