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Bloody Pit of Horror, is a film that is set in an Italian castle. A photographer as brought a group of models and crew to the castle to do a photo shoot. As you may have guessed the castle is haunted. Haunted, yes, haunted. Hundreds of years ago an executioner was himself put to death in the castle and now his spirit dwells forever in the castle. The present day castle resident believes this spirit is in him, and he will do anything to keep intruders out the castle, even killing. Almost immediately the killing starts and the executioner is loving the moment. Sexy girls with empty spaces between their ears are everywhere in this movie and our dear executioner is attempting to torture each of them as well as the others at the castle. This film is fill with cheesy script and bad props yet it’s entertaining. Read the rest of this entry »

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A sexual predator,who enjoys preying on young girls is on the loose.Two innocent kids are led away by a stranger who has candy.They are taken to a secluded area.When one of the kids manages to escape the stranger says “come with me or I’ll kill you now!” when the stranger finds the other kid.The other girl with the stranger breaks free,while the other kid yells “save yourself!” Read the rest of this entry »

Cultflicks.net launches movie night at Tampa Pitcher Show

By Dalia Colón, Times Staff Writer
In Print: Friday, April 9, 2010, in Tampa Bay Times

There are two types of bad movies.

“You can have movies that are just bad, like Pearl Harbor,” said Greg Ross-Munro, 29. “Or you can have movies that are so bad that they’re actually good again.” These, Ross-Munro explained, become cult movies: campy, often low-budget films with weak acting and lame special effects. The flicks often bomb at the box office but garner a strong following online. Read the rest of this entry »

From the USF Oracle

Poor movies’ strong standing

By Jimmy Geurts, Montage Editor

The trend of bad movies turned into cult classics — which includes films like “The Room” and “Troll 2” — has spread across the Tampa Bay area this month.

On Sunday at 8 p.m., St. Petersburg’s American Stage Theatre Company will host a screening of “The Room” — the first movie ever shown on the Raymond James Theatre’s stage.  Tickets are “pay what you can at the door,” although the theater’s website recommends somewhere in between $5 and $15.

Called “the ‘Citizen Kane’ of bad movies” in an Entertainment Weekly article, “The Room” has gained notoriety for its story about an emotional banker’s struggle with his girlfriend’s infidelity. Read the rest of this entry »

September 11th, 2010 at the Tampa Pitcher Show Cult Flicks Latest Movie Troll 2 “Best Worst Movie”