The totalfilm.com Movie Blog Awards - Cult
Treating trash and exploitation as high art. Fine by us.
The Nominees
“Cult Trailers is a good point of entry to the grindhouse or exploitation experience and versatile enough for the jaded connoisseur who can tell a Giallo from a Slasher film with ease.
“The idea is simple: just trailers. There's no lengthy diatribes or obscure trivia offered. No matter how much you think you've seen, there's always another obscure and wonderful piece of trash cinema waiting to be discovered." - Jeremy Milks, Editor
Cult Sirens is dedicated to classic fantasy actresses. Where its Bond, '70s exploitation, grindhouse or fifties horror, Cult Sirens celebrates the actresses who made these movies worth watching.
Need a guide into the world of underground trash? Look no further. House of Self-indulgence braves the odd with gusto. Be warned, though. These movies take money to track down.
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Matthew Dessem has realised the idle fantasy of many a movie fan: to watch every Criterion Collection disc ever made. This blog charts his progress.
“Mad Mad Mad Mad Movies - overseen by his Holiness the Vicar of VHS and his eminence the Duke of DVD, two men dedicated to the celebration of entertainment wherever and however they can find it." - Scott Standridge, Editor
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