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Bad Company (1978) watch uncut – Grindhouse and Forgotten Exploitation Cinema

Bad Company (1978), a rarely seen film directed by Elliot Lewis.

The film centers on a young female police officer whose authority becomes part of a much darker game involving manipulation, blackmail, and corruption. Rather than playing like a clean police thriller, it has the rough, underground texture of late-70s American exploitation cinema — grimy, cynical, and built around people using power for all the wrong reasons.

It is also notable as a hard-to-find / lost Elliot Lewis title, which gives it extra interest for collectors of obscure 70s cult films and forgotten exploitation releases.

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Sex Freaks (1974) watch uncut – Grindhouse and Forgotten Exploitation Cinema

Sex Freaks is a catalog of all things kinky voyeurism, nymphomania, necrophilia, sadomasochism with a few unusual novelties thrown in along the way (sex in a carwash, at a bullfight, underwater, in the snow) this unusual example of a Sex-Shockumentary posits that the Devil is responsible for our deviant ways!

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Take Off (1978) watch uncut – Grindhouse and Forgotten Exploitation Cinema

Take Off (1978, USA | Dir. Anthony Spinelli)
At a lavish party, Linda wanders into a secluded mansion and discovers Darrin Blue—a man whose youth has somehow remained untouched across generations. His story reaches back to the 1920s, when a Dorian Gray-like bargain set him drifting through decade after decade of changing American styles, identities, and movie-myth archetypes. More than just a fantasy premise, the film becomes a melancholy portrait of permanence, loneliness, and the curse of never belonging to any era for long. Uncut.
Legacy: A notably ambitious cult narrative—part Hollywood pastiche, part fantasy melodrama, and one of those oddities that genuinely tries for emotional sweep.

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Brother/Sister (1973) watch uncut

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Brother/Sister (aka Brother & Sister / My Sister My Love**) (1973, USA | Dir. Mark Hunter)**
After his father’s death, Tom returns home and reconnects with a family he never truly grew up with. The reunion quickly curdles into an uncomfortable domestic spiral, as old absence, jealousy, and confused attachment destabilize everyone in the house. More melancholy psychodrama than straightforward shocker, it lands as a damaged-family study with exploitation-era packaging. Uncut.
Legacy: An early-70s cult oddity that’s remembered for its uneasy mix of taboo melodrama and emotional disintegration.

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Directed by: Anthony Spinelli, Stu Segall
Stars: Annette Haven, Jamie Gillis, John Leslie, Dorothy LeMay
Description: A sports spoof.
High School Memories centers around the relationship between a former football coach and a teacher, each returning home for a reunion at the high school from which they were fired (for some improprieties) five years earlier.
Both coach and teacher have undergone dramatic personal changes since last seeing each other.
Through flashbacks we glimpse their sex-filled past…

u/BlueBlack_Channel — 22 days ago

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High School Reunion (1975, USA)
Five former classmates meet ahead of their reunion and each tries to sell a polished life story—career, marriage, stability, success—only for the film to immediately cut to flashbacks that reveal the opposite. The structure is repetitive on purpose, turning the movie into a little machine of bluff-and-exposure, with a jazz-heavy soundtrack giving it an oddly distinctive vibe. Uncut.
Legacy: A minor 70s curiosity that stands out less for plot than for its flashback gimmick and surprisingly assertive musical personality.

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