Main Page

Video Underbelly: Vicious Violence, Sleazy Sex, Fervent Filth

And, every so often, movies that have nothing to do with any of the above but might be enjoyable to those with similar interests.

Gallery
A gallery of 987 cult, exploitation, horror, and other movie posters, DVDs, LDs, VHS tapes, stills, death by and sleaze by images, videos, and more. Organized by year, language, and format. Go to the gallery »

Death by
Categorizing deaths, one slaughter at a time. You can view films with certain deaths, browse through the image gallery of deaths, or take a look at the obsessive guidelines on how we classify things (by tool, result, etc.).

Sleaze by
Notorizing sleaze, one flesh at a time. You can view films by types of sleaze, browse through the image gallery of sleaze, or take a look at the obsessive guidelines on how we classify things (by fulfillment, desire, etc.).

Featured articles
Malibu High climaxes with a chase across the same piece of Malibu shoreline used in J.R. Bookwalter's no-budget wonder Witchouse 3: Demon Fire some 22 years later. The chase itself is punctuated by an oft-used piece of 70's stock music, "The Heist", written by composer Alan Tew and now forever known as the theme from "The People’s Court". 35+ images and 4 clips.

Absurd gained much of its notoreity by being considered a video nasty banned by the BBFC. Although often labeled an indirect sequel to D'Amato and Eastman's Antropophagus (with which it shares a number of similarities), it stands alone as its own film. 70+ images and 2 clips.

All Souls Day was written by Mark A. Altman (of House of the Dead and House of the Dead 2 fame) and premiered on the Sci Fi Channel on June 11th, 2005. The sacrifice of our heroine doesn't go according to plan, and the standard zombie attack on a house of meat plays out as typically as you'd expect. Jeffrey Combs makes a negligible appearance. 26 images and 2 clips.

Previously featured: Elite Entertainment, Inc., A Night to Dismember.