Today we discuss how one despot yearned to legitimize the film industry of his little nation state and the extreme lengths he would go to do so. Start up the projector for Dictator Cinema: the Films of North Korea.
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Today we go deep down into the ground, all the way to the earth’s core and back to find out what’s lurking below, down in the Ugly Underground. https://t.co/aV7XRb0OdE
Staying out after curfew. Backtalking to teachers. Drag racing. And worst of all, rock-n-roll music. All the things that teenagers love to do but hate the consequences of in today’s episode on Teensploitation. https://t.co/FRy1ZwzVvL
With season 7.5 premiering next week we thought we would share the first two topics. Teensploitation premiers on June 7th, followed by Nukes on June 14th! #slumsseason7.5
It's been awhile but we are putting out new episodes in less than two weeks! 6 new Slums of Film History episodes will begin airing on June 7th! #slumsseason7.5
The Slums of Film History End of Year Film Festival movie for today is Savage Streets from 1984 starring the always watchable Linda Blair. We genuinely love this movie and we think you will too. Happy New Year! https://t.co/NAYdSdM7pY
The Slums of Film History End of Year Film Festival movie for today is Sewage Baby (aka The Suckling) from 1990. This movie features an aborted baby that is seeking revenge for being flushed down the toilet. Check it out, it's real fucked up. https://t.co/YwbQDMTJjn
The Slums of Film History End of Year Film Festival movie for today is Street Trash from 1987. This film's got melting homeless people, exploding homeless people, castration, and much more. A true slums classic! https://t.co/ddWUNkiWrg
Welcome to the Slums of Film History End of Year Film Festival! We'll be sharing free to stream links of one of our most favorite slummy films each day until the new year. The first one up is Malibu High form 1979. We love it. We bet you will too. https://t.co/MNAF6Pew6z