I might have to watch this...

The first two both happen to be directed by Paul Bartel and star he and Mary Woronov
Death Race 2000 - David Carradine and Sylvester Stallone are in this one, racers in a govt sponsored annual race earn points for running-over people along the way - children and the elderly score high points lmao

Eating Raoul - a married couple living in a swinger's apartment building looking to open their dream restaurant become Cruel Carla and Naught Nancy - with help from Robert Beltran in the role of Raoul

Attack Of The Killer Tomatoes - 'nuff said

Return of the Killer Tomatoes > Attack of the Killer Tomatoes :thumb:

Back in the early 1980s that was one of the films that was released on VHS to take adavantage of the video boom and I haven't seen it since then.

I know that it's regarded as a cult hit and is highly rated by a lot of reviewers, so I'm not sure it belongs in this thread.

Go watch it again. :laughing:

Well most of movie review sites/blogs (specialized in genre cinema) that I usually refer for films, actually rate the fim very highly and not as something that is so bad it's good.

A leather-bound drag racing Frankenstein. A "hand" grenade (best pun ever). Sylvester Stallone's car with giant knives stuck to the front, and Jane's bull-car. Hillbilly rebels causing Roadrunner and Coyote levels of wacky shenanigans. Stupid pedestrians that walk around in the road, despite knowing fully well that a deathrace is headed their way. Produced by Roger Corman. It is the definition of "So bad, it's good", and I adore it.

Mostly, the reason it's rated so highly is because usually the only people who even remember it, much less review it, are the people who love it, like me. 10/10 :laughing:

But don't take my word for it. Decide for yourself:

I don't know what's worse. The total miscasting of John Amos or the tiger that's clearly spray painted black. :rofl: