12/2: The Ramrodder (1969)
The Drinking Game:
Drink whenever Tuwana gets naked (only Tuwana or else you won't be able to get home)
Drink whenever you see a member of the Manson family (the Chief's daughter and the bad guy)
Drink when a scene that goes on waaaaay too long and the only way to make it bearable is to drink
The Movie
There is nothing normal about THE RAMRODDER. Firstly, it's called THE RAMRODDER. We've learned that this is an older term for a guy who herds cows but, well, it's called THE RAMRODDER. Secondly, it's got:
Two members of the Manson family.
The "Dance of the Virgins"
"Nati
12/3: Firecracker (1981)
Also released as NAKED FIST
The Drinking Game:
Drink every time there's a fight (twice if it's topless)
For your safety, there are no other rules.
The Movie:
Few people did as much to popularize the Blaxploitation, Vietnam War and Femme Fatale genres as a little known but extremely prolific Filipino director named Cirio Santiago. He directed TNT JACKSON--one of the most popular films we've ever shown at DST3K--and he also directed its 80s soul sister: FIRECRACKER. We're doubly excited about this screening, though, because up until know we've been watching a dark, soup
12/9: The Creeping Terror (1964)
Also released as THE CRAWLING MONSTER and DANGEROUS CHARTER
The Drinking Game
Drink whenever teenagers dance or make out
Drink whenever someone is eaten by the carpet monster
Drink whenever you actually hear someone speak in the film
The Movie
This week, DST3K gets back to its B&W sci-fi roots with THE CREEPING TERROR! If you haven't heard of it, don't worry; most people haven't. But while it doesn't get nearly the attention of, say, PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE or ROBOT MONSTER, trust us that it is definitely a contender for "Worst Movie of All Time".
Its hilarious
8/29: The Guy From Harlem (1977)
Also released as: GOOD GUY FROM HARLEM
The Drinking Game:
Drink whenver someone says the word "Harlem"
Drink whenever someone flubs their line or talks over another actor
Drink whenever Big Daddy speaks at full volume
The Movie:
"Uh! The guy from Harlem! (Watch out!) That cat's a bad dude! (Get on down!) Watch the moves! (The guy from Harlem!) He's a mean, clean, fightin' machine! Uh!"
And with those lyrics to a boogie-down soundtrack, we meet Al Conners, who, according to his theme music, isn't nice, is a robot who specializes in physical altercation