A very thin plotline to create a premise for cannibal midgets to tie up Ursula Andress' and rub down her naked torso with corpse goo. Pretty much the entire script is depicted in the movie poster.

Far From Home. Rented some other movie and this was in the case. Weird Drew Barrymore movie where she and her dad get stranded in a Norman Bates trailer park

Catch Me If You Can , but the 1989 title about high school and car racing

SLC Punk. About Punks. In SLC.

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Anyone see The Prophecy with Robert Foxworth and Talia Shire circa 1979?

Mercury pollution from a paper mill results in mutant bear.

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A paper mill and a bear on Mercury?!

Joe the 1970 movie with Peter Boyle. Worth a watch.

Agreed. Not that obscure.

Frankenhooker

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Burdizzo said:

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Anyone see The Prophecy with Robert Foxworth and Talia Shire circa 1979?

Mercury pollution from a paper mill results in mutant bear.

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A paper mill and a bear on Mercury?!

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Something like that.

Nowhere near chubby and hairy enough to be a bear!

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Hollywood Shuffle.

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Errybody loves a Hocake!!

There's always work at the Post Office

Hoo-ray for Santy Claus!!!

The Rutles - actual title was "All You Need is Cash" - an NBC made for TV movie directed by Gary Weiss (for all you 1970s SNL fans). Actually generated a "soundtrack" album - with great Beatle-esque parodies. Then in mid-90s, when Beatles Anthology came out, the Rutles (minus Eric Idle/Dirk McQuickly) came out with the Rutles Archaeology. RIP Neil Innes/Ron Nasty.

Viva Max was a moderately successful movie when it was released over 55 years ago, but it's a rare find on video or TV, because a lot of the humor (and the casting) would be considered politically incorrect today. It's about a Mexican general (played by Peter Ustinov) who, with a small band of loyal soldiers, attempts to re-take the Alamo in the 60's.

Another film, Short Term 12, is an obscure indy film released in 2013, and is one of the better acted films I can remember seeing.

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Viva Max was a moderately successful movie when it was released over 55 years ago, but it's a rare find on video or TV, because a lot of the humor (and the casting) would be considered politically incorrect today. It's about a Mexican general (played by Peter Ustinov) who, with a small band of loyal soldiers, attempts to re-take the Alamo in the 60's.

Another film, Short Term 12, is an obscure indy film released in 2013, and is one of the better acted films I can remember seeing.

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It is out there on streaming if you look for it. I found it a few months back (I already forgot where) and scanned through it for old video of San Antonio to see what landmarks I still recognized. The original Getaway with Stev McQueen and Ali McGraw has some scenes from the Riverwalk in the early 70s as well.

Movies filmed in and around Austin and Central Texas, some obscure some better known:
Outlaw Blues
Songwriter
Honeysuckle Rose
Nadine
DOA
A Small Town in Texas
Raggedy Man

Plenty of others...

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Everytime I quote "The Goods: Live Hard Sell Hard" no one gets it.

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We get it. You just can't talk about Albuquerque

Melinda & Melinda (2004)

Two alternating stories, one comedy and the other tragedy, about Melinda's attempts to straighten out her life.

I must have seen this on HBO or something like that.

How about Leonard Part 6 with Bill Cosby? Haven't seen it in decades, but remember laughing at it back in the 80s.

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0082622/

A young Ed Harris leads a band of renaissance fair rejects that do mid evil jousting on motorcycles.

QUERQE WAS QUERQUE!

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Convoy

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We all saw that one. There was even a hit song on the radio called Convoy.

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I apologize but that was one of the lamest songs I have ever heard.

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Children of Men

I feel like it was mainstream, but at the same time it was almost too depressing, hopeless, and dystopian and I haven't ran into a lot of people who have seen it.

Not sure how much the GB would be into that but I really liked this one for that reason. Dark movies like this just really work for me.

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Solid movie.

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Convoy

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We all saw that one. There was even a hit song on the radio called Convoy.

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I apologize but that was one of the lamest songs I have ever heard.

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There is a reason they put Pig Pen at the end of the convoy

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Convoy

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We all saw that one. There was even a hit song on the radio called Convoy.

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I apologize but that was one of the lamest songs I have ever heard.

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There is a reason they put Pig Pen at the end of the convoy

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I am significantly embarrassed to admit that I understand your reference.

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maroon barchetta said:

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80s Guy said:

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Convoy

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We all saw that one. There was even a hit song on the radio called Convoy.

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I apologize but that was one of the lamest songs I have ever heard.

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There is a reason they put Pig Pen at the end of the convoy

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How 'boutcha, Rubber Duck?

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The Ghost and Mr. Chicken
Ice Pirates
Three o'Clock High

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Love that one, I quote it all the time.

"You were the puss that bled."

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I have never met anyone outside of a small group of friends that have seen or heard of, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead.

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GF sophomore year at A&M, her roommate was obsessed with this movie.