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These are the things we use when we don't know what the hell we just
saw or just want to see more of it. We hope you'll find them useful
too. If you're looking for more bad movie sites, please go to the
Links section.
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Websites
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| The IMDB (Internet
Movie Database) provides extraordinarily complete
and accurate production/casting/etc. info on almost
every movie you can think of. Great for finding obscure
movies, researching an actor's filmography or settling
bar bets. |
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| Sinister
Cinema takes impossible to find sci-fi/horror/exploitation
movies on film and transfers them to video for you
to buy! Films you're not going to find anywhere else
at reasonable prices. |
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| Reel.com
allows you to rent movies without ever leaving your
house. No more waiting for Jerry Springer to come
knock down your wall with a bulldozer, you big 700
pound guy! Great for seeing movies you can't rent
at your local Blockbuster but don't want to buy. |
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| The Barefacts
website and the accompanying book/cd-rom is an amazing
resource for finding out just which actors and actresses
have appeared nude and in what movie (and which minute
and second into it, as well). Wonderful for nude celebrity
fans and regular horny people. |
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| TV Guide's TVGEN listings
provide free listings for television in your area. You get
full broadcast and cable listings based on your zipcode,
not to mention helpful customization features that find
when a movie you want to see is on, or recommend a movie
based on your preferences. For the busy bad movie watcher
who can't keep track of all the crap on tv. |
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Books
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| The Video Movie Guide by Mick Martin and
Marsha Porter is our favorite movie guide around.
Why? Because they've got a good attitude, and they
cover all sorts of junky movies. We've got the 1997
edition ourselves. |
| The Psychotronic Encyclopedia is a fun read. |
At A Theater or Drive-In Near You is a really,
really good book.
It's by Randall Clark and talks about everything from beach
movies to Andy Sidaris. We've really enjoyed it. |
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Miscellaneous
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| The Movie
Poster Archive is great for finding posters of classic
sci-fi and horror movie posters (many of which are fun and/or
suck). Hey, who doesn't want "Gorgo" as their desktop wallpaper? |
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