Disco Godfather (1979)
While it has its moments, Disco Godfather lacks the hard edge and the profane humor of Rudy Ray Moore’s previous films.
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Petey Wheatstraw (1977)
Easily Rudy Ray Moore’s most insane film, Petey Wheatstraw is a wild trip of comedy, fantasy, and horror that will leave you stunned.
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The Human Tornado (1976)
While it still suffers from some of the same flaws as its predecessor, The Human Tornado is a wild, crazy, and insane thrill ride.
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Dolemite (1975)
While a technical mess with some hilarious goofs, Dolemite still works, thanks to the energy and dedication shown on screen.
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The Battle of Love’s Return (1971)
While it’s not the most cohesive film, The Battle of Love’s Return is a weirdly engaging early effort from Lloyd Kaufman.
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Lurking Fear (1994)
While not the most accurate adaptation of Lovecraft’s story, Lurking Fear still works thanks to its excellent cast and foreboding atmosphere.
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Frightmare (1983)
While parts of it don’t quite work, Frightmare is a well-made mixture of old gothic horror and 80s slasher tropes.
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The Dungeonmaster (1984)
While the individual segments don’t flow together, The Dungeonmaster is a silly but fun mish-mash of various genres.
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The Girl Who Returned (1969)
While an exciting piece of Troma history, The Girl Who Returned is an otherwise dull and slow-moving mess of a student film.
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Killjoy 2: Deliverance from Evil (2002)
While a slight improvement over its predecessor, Killjoy 2: Deliverance from Evil still suffers from the same problems as the original.
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