People of c/bmoviebonanza, what are some of your favorite B movies that you haven't seen posted on here before?

Righting Wrongs is a movie i found a few years ago just picking random Hong Kong action films to watch (which is always a great idea) and it's just such a great experience. Great cast, Great soundtrack, Fantastic modern bluray transfer and the whole thing is bonkers from start to finish. Super entertaining

I guess Story of Ricky ( Ricky-Oh ), Big troible in little China and Ichi the killer if you can put them to B cinema :)

I've been cautious to post it because I am unsure if it qualifies, but Who Is Cletis Tout is amazing and has some atypical role playing. It was definitely a bomb but I think it is bomb 😆

Its been far too long since I've watched Hard Ticket to Hawaii.

I've always loved that Return of the Killer Tomatoes co-stars George Clooney well after his career had taken off, to the point that he's usually mugging for the camera in scenes next to the 'star'.

I don't think I posted Doctor Hackenstein here, yet. I've just recently rewatched it and it holds up. It's actually pretty good for a B movie! Definitely one of my favorite B-movies. My absolute favorite is Burial Ground - The Nights of Terror, which I already posted here, though.

I don't remember seeing Premutos here.

Found this one because a french YouTuber (a long time ago and he deleted his account sadly, I will always remember his review of twilight) made a parody review of it, with sentences like "There's a cleaning maid that do Kung Fu !", which made me want to check how bad it really was.

Had a great time, that movie is quite something for sure.

I really like Tombs of the Blind dead. Dusty templar monk zombies are my favorite type of zombies.

In terms of comedy, I'll never get tired of Freddy got fingered

I searched through the last 4 months worth of postings to attempt to follow the prompt:

• Carnosaur is some cheap Roger Corman fun schlock
• Deathwish 3, Canon action film that is entirely over the top. Watch a 64 year old Charles Bronson do slow-mo vigilantism.
• Death Race 2000, David Carradine in a Roger Corman flick where the race is also scored by killing bystanders.
• Ninja III: The domination, Canon tried to do series but failed horribly, this one's opening scene agrivated my Wife out of watching it.
• Petey Wheatstraw, I have converted a few people to bad movies through Rudy Ray Moore and this is a soft entry.
• Return of the Living Dead, Oh baby, this takes zombies in a decidedly non-Romero direction and is full of fun.
• The Lair of the White Worm, I've seen this a few times over the last few years and I find myself chuckling throughout.

Eegah, Reptillicus