Moving on...
Disc 9
An undercover police woman helps a band of female criminals escape so they can find a hidden stash of diamonds.
Roger Corman directing immoral women. This is pure pulp joy.
This was featured as episode 0503 of Mystery Science Theater 3000 and can be purchased as part of the Mystery Science Theater Collection Volume 10.
A reporter investigates the murder of his DA friend who was investigating a company with crooked accounting practices.
A nice primer for what Enron and the entire sub-prime mortgage business did.
Seymour is picked on by everybody in his life until he discovers a strange plant that makes him a media sensation. Only the plant has unusual dietary needs--human blood.
Roger Corman again! Classic film remade into the classic musical. Maybe that's where they got the awful idea for whole film-to-musical craze that's been going on. Maybe Roger Corman wasn't the greatest creative mind of cinema.
Naaaaah!
A man is haunted by the vengeful spirit of the ex-lover he allowed to die.
Bert I. Gordon hurts you, hurts you and then hurts you some more. And then he makes you watch his awful movies. This is one of his better ones, but that's not saying much. It's ultimately almost okay.
This was featured as episode 0414 of Mystery Science Theater 3000 and can be purchased as part of the Mystery Science Theater Collection Volume 11.
Next time, Disc 10. We're closing in on the end. Can't you feel the anticipation? Me neither. People in big stupid monster suits, big stupid gorilla suits, and two okay mystery/noir-types. Oh, and the Ritz Brothers ruin a mediocre film.
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