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 No.347475

What are your favorite B=movies?
Are there any B-movies you think are legitimately good and not just something to laugh at?
Do studios still make traditional B-movies or are they all direct-to-video/indie flicks now?
What is the best MST3K episode and was Joel or Mike a better host?

 No.347481

>What are your favorite B=movies?
Space Mutiny
Samurai Cop
Mitchell
Pod People
To name a few.
>What is the best MST3K episode and was Joel or Mike a better host?
I like Mike More because hes actually so based he got banned on kiker at some point. Joel meanwhile is a libtard who sold MST3K for that gay cuckflix season.

 No.347483

Rampage (2009)

 No.347485

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Basically B movies are the most popular genre in years. The state of modern cinema is so bad that everyone is preferring to watch bad movies from decades past.

 No.347490

>>347485
Reviwers shitting on movies are more entertaining than modern movies themselves.

 No.347498

>>347490
Honestly it was more entertaining 17 years ago

 No.347529

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>>347490
Without any doubt, one of the few good stuff still going on on jewtube are channels that make videos about B-movies or cult movies.

 No.347627

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KINO

 No.347628

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>>347475
>Are there any B-movies you think are legitimately good and not just something to laugh at?
Video related. I think there are plenty that are good for what they are. A lot of well-regarded movies among horror fans were B movies, and I think the low-budget nature of them suits the genre way better than something more polished.

I find old B movies to be more inspiring than a lot of big-budget movies. They just felt like they were making the best they could out of limited resources and tended to have more character to them, even if they weren't necessarily competently made.
>What is the best MST3K episode
My two favorites are Time Chasers followed by The Final Sacrifice.
>and was Joel or Mike a better host?
Mike by far. He was way funnier.
>>347529
I watched those movies in reverse order. I had the third one as a kid recorded off the TV, saw the second one not long after, and only saw the original as an adult.
>>347627
Classic.

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>>347629
True quinoa. I've never seen better zombies in a movie.

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 No.347665

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>>347629
It's amazing how much better is the italian history of cinema when compared to the French and British.
They made as many arthouse films as they did "so bad it's good" and excellent b-films and exploitation films. I would go further and say that even in painting, design and literature the Italians continued to produce good things while art was already disappearing in the UK and France. I'm not wrong at least on the literary side, Italy in the 20th century produced better books than most of the rest of Europe.
It's a shame that Italy went into economic decline decades ago, but maybe that's a good thing in terms of receiving fewer immigrants than other countries, but we lost out on the artistic side at least for a while.
Maybe at the end of the day while the UK and France are shitty ruins we will have real Italians making art and exporting it to the world.

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>>347661
What a pleb.

 No.347684

>>347665
Yeah, it seems like Italy has been the cultural backbone of Europe at least since the Renaissance, if not since Roman times. Except for the 18th and 19th centuries when France took that crown from them. But that seems more an anomaly in retrospect.
Being in the Anglosphere, we're taught that British culture was super important, but I don't know how true that is. From what I understand, even Shakespeare was barely read in continental Europe before the mid-to-late 1700s.

 No.347696

Mike was obviously the better host. He had better comedic timing, and he was the head writer for most of the show's existence anyway. More importantly, the switch to Mike hosting also gave us the best versions of Tom Servo and Crow.

Also it's extra obvious now considering what an unfunny pile of cringe the MST3K "reboot" is that Joel started up.

 No.347751

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 No.347754

>>347751
Nigga, do you really expect me to read all that shit?

 No.347755

>>347754
You should, Evola is based.

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>>347754
The world would be in a better state if white men read more. On my phone I practically only have books.

 No.347783

>>347751
Personally, I've never enjoyed Roman literature as much as Greek literature. Virgil is good, but the others are kind of boring. Maybe I'm just reading bad translations.

 No.347790

>>347783
But have you tried reading Italian literature written from the 10th century onwards?

 No.347798

>>347790
Have you tried figuring out what cavepeople tried to narrate with the remainings of their civilization? Theorizing can get pretty kino.

 No.347803

>>347798
>you imagine and interpret what the cavemen's paintings wanted to say
Yes. And about italian 20th century literature try to read Luigi Pirandello, Italo Svevo and Ítalo Calvino.
And Umberto Eco if you have a tolerance for Reddit boomer literature.

 No.347830

>>347790
Yes. I've read Dante, Petrarch, Boiardo, Ariosto, and Tasso. All great stuff. Haven't read Boccaccio or Manzoni yet, but I hear they're great as well.

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 No.348146

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Now that the dust has settled, was Mark's movie a success or a failure?

 No.348279

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New Brandon kino is out.

 No.348285

>>348146
I don't think it's very good, but those opening camera shots are kino. They're really atmospheric and feel straight out of a low-budget flick from decades earlier. Not even B movies were going for that look anymore at the time Coven was shot. I wish movies still looked like that.

I've always thought Mark Borchardt should have gotten into cinematography instead of writing.

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 No.348298

>>348297
I remember Gahoole praising this kino during a Big Baby poscast.

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>>348297
>Chehon Wespi-Tschopp
Sounds like some unholy ethnic slop immivaders in the Yookay would eat.

 No.348328

>>347665
Remember seeing Cemetery Man in 2005 as a 9 year old and it molded my taste in cinema from then on like Desperado.
Saw it again 11 years later and it's still fucking amazing kino.

 No.348329

>>347684
Brits and French were only influencial in the fact they they either opressed their neighbours or sold out the whole continent to the USA.

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>>347661
Fulci never sold out unlike this plebeian.

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>>347475
The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957) seems like a standard silly sci-fi premise as per the 50s, but it actually takes itself far more seriously than I expected and even winds up on a more philosophical, downbeat tone by the end.

 No.354866

>>348297
Gahoole had promised that he and Daimyo would do an analysis of this film and it never happened

 No.357031

>>351629
I still haven't seen this even though I should have by now.

 No.358536

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Kino Invader

 No.361802

Dailymotion as usual is the blessed site to watch things that are deleted from other places online.
There are some channels there that post the cream of the crop of b-flicks.
>>358536
The first film made by this director and writer is better than the sequels, and made for less money.

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This Island Earth is B-movie wtf kino, MST3K introduced it to me with their movie but the effects/costumes still confuse and awe me to this day.

 No.363630

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 No.363633

Italians deliver kinos on all fronts.

 No.365471

>>363630
The rat scene gave me a good laugh.



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