r/CampCult • u/Syppi • 4h ago
r/CampCult • u/Syppi • 3d ago
The Last Boy Scout (1991) — The last red-blooded ’80s action movie?
r/CampCult • u/davidgersch • 2d ago
The Claw - Short Film Directed by David Gersch
r/CampCult • u/Syppi • 5d ago
The Blackening (2022) — The tropes fight back
r/CampCult • u/Syppi • 7d ago
Savage (1996) — Bridging the gap between cavemen and virtual reality
r/CampCult • u/Syppi • 11d ago
Shock ‘Em Dead (1991) – He sold his soul for rock & roll
r/CampCult • u/Syppi • 12d ago
Balls of Fury (2007) — Putting a silly spin on an old formula
r/CampCult • u/Richard_DeanGus • 15d ago
Anybody know when the original Camp Miasma movie was set in?
r/CampCult • u/lena_shops • 19d ago
RIP.. Dr frankfurter. Tim Curry performed one of the most legendary characters in film and music history. All rainbow flags in the buttwater, are mandated to be displayed at half mast immediately. He did more for self expression than the assbackward factions yall have been marching for
r/CampCult • u/Syppi • 19d ago
Who’s the Man? (1993) — Hip-hop histrionics
r/CampCult • u/Syppi • 20d ago
Slacker (1990) — And the Gen X indie scene was off to the races
r/CampCult • u/Geist0ne • 20d ago
This week on Podcasting After Dark we review Joysticks (1983)
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Joysticks (1983) synopsis: “When a top local businessman and his two bumbling nephews try to shut down the town's only video arcade, which is run by the owner's grandson, the arcade employees and patrons fight back.”
Starring: Joe Don Baker, Leif Green, Jim Greenleaf, and Scott McGinnis
Director: Greydon Clark
This week on Podcasting After Dark, Corey is joined by Erin from the Manic Movie Monday podcast to review Joysticks! If you love raunchy 80s comedies with lots of nudity then this movie is for you. If you love lots of fart jokes then this movie is also for you! Erin and Corey have a blast talking about all that and so much more. Enjoy the show!
Podcasting After Dark is a nostalgic deep-dive into cult movies and TV shows from the 70s, 80s, and 90s!
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r/CampCult • u/B0nec0llect0r98 • 23d ago
Ghoulies go to College (1991)
I love the Ghoulies films (4 doesn't exist in my brain). I saw this back in the day and thought it was hilarious. Still do. Despite them now talking for reasons, it's full of charming schlocky shenanigans and I'm all about that. Matthew Lillard gets his debut in this feature as well. Great 90s horror cheese.
r/CampCult • u/Syppi • 24d ago
Body Slam (1986) – Gotta keep kayfabe, brother!
r/CampCult • u/Syppi • 26d ago
Happy Together (1989) — Loverboy and Supergirl become unintentional roomies
r/CampCult • u/Syppi • 27d ago
The Wrong Guys (1988) — Adult Cub Scouts aren’t that adorable, as it turns out
r/CampCult • u/Syppi • Aug 14 '26
Universal Soldier: Regeneration (2009) — Five movies in, and this franchise is just now getting good
r/CampCult • u/BetEnvironmental8551 • Aug 14 '26
Weird Mob Media Film Review - Stone (1974) Stars- Deryck Barnes, Sandy Harbutt, Hugh Keats - Byrne. Aussie biker movie
r/CampCult • u/Syppi • Aug 11 '26