Have you seen The Call of Cthulhu? Probably the closest Lovecraft adaptation I've seen...not saying I didn't love films like ReAnimator or From Beyond.

I have seen it. The ones that irritate me or the ones that are "inspired" by Lovecraft. The majority of them are pretty ridiculously far off.

don't like zombie movies I tend toward the Doris Day type of obscure

glass bottom boat
please don't east the daisies

and kurt russell's first film

follow me boys

I agree with Goof Escape from NY was great so is Bladerunner

The Comeback

Recycle

Dark Floors

Both good movies. I see Please Don't Eat The Daisies on tv quite often though.

Plain Clothes: Not many know about this film. It's from the 80's, and it is directed by Martha Coolidge (who directed Real Genius). Actually has a good cast but and is actually pretty funny.

Some of my favorite non-horror related obscure movies.

Gummo.<-------------------No
Forbidden Zone.<----------Yes
Manic.<-------------------Maybe?
Melvin Goes to Dinner.<---No
The Science of Sleep.<----Yes, a few times
Secretary.<---------------No
Brick.<-------------------No
Skidoo.<------------------Some of it
Bliss.<-------------------Yes

What are some of your favorite obscure movies?

Outside the ones I said yes to, most of them were listed..

So, D:

Idk what else to say.

>.>

David And Lisa '62- Two teens fall in love in a mental institution.

Little Murders '71- Directed by and starring Alan Arkin. A woman brings her new boyfriend home to meet her very strange family.

UFOria '85- Residents of a small town await the arrival of a UFO seen in visions by a lonely supermarket clerk.

Nothing Lasts Forever '84- Surreal romantic scifi comedy that pays tribute to older Hollywood films. A young artist looking for work, encounters bums who are in control of everything, and a bus that's headed to the moon. Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Eddie Fisher.

Doin' Time On Planet Earth '88- A teen believes he is really a prince from outer space.

The Wizard of Speed and Time '88- Mike Jittlov wrote, directed, starred in, and provided the special effects for this comedy loosely based on his experience working for Disney in the 70's.

Hyperspace '84- Lord Buckethead and his Jawa-like minions crash land on earth looking for the princess and her secret transmissions. Super corny but fun low low budget Star Wars spoof.

Twister '89- An eccentric family in Kansas await a big storm. Harry Dean Stanton, Crispen Glover.



And from the mind of Larry Blamire-


Trail Of The Screaming Forehead '07- Spoof of 50's scifi movies about alien foreheads that attach themselves to their victims to take them over.

The Lost Skeleton Of Cadavra '01- Spoof of low budget 50's scifi, and Ed Wood movies.

The Lost Skeleton Returns Again '09- Spoof of 1950's/60's jungle pictures.

Dark And Stormy Night'09- Spoof of the 1930's 'the old dark house' type movies.

Neo Ned - An institutionalized neo-nazi falls in love with a young black woman who is convinced she's the reincarnation of Hitler.

the boy who could fly

That reminded me of.
The Trotsky - A high school student believes he's the reincarnation of Leon Trotsky. When he's sent to a public high school he rallies with students to form a Student Union.

There's a movie from the late 70's, Son Of Hitler about the leader of a German political party(Peter Cushing) finding the son of Hitler(Bud Cort)

I LOVE that movie ^^. It is hysterical.

My favorite of Larry's films.

Have you seen The Rainbow Thief.. and or Fando & Lis?

One I totally forgot about.
I'm A Cyborg, but That's Ok.

And, even though it's horror related..
May.

I've seen The Rainbow Thief, but not Fando & Lis.

I like Lucky's films, besides May- The Woods, Red, The Woman. Also liked him in the film Roman. Still haven't seen is first film All Cheerleaders Die.

I'm not sure why, but I didn't really care for The Woman, much. I thought I would like it.