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Invisible Ghost (1941)
Trippy, Violent, and Weird
The Invisible Ghost was, while violent, not nearly as interesting as some other classic horror films I've seen. It had it's tense moments, some unintentional, but it felt less scary and more...meh.
The Vampire Bat (1933)
A Fantastic and Gruesome Film
As a pre-code film, this covers as many taboos as possible (kissing, violence, explicit dialogue, smoking, drugs, etc). The exciting and slightly disturbing plot is made all the more unsettling by the absence of a soundtrack. I definitely recommend this if you are a fan of classic horror, low budget films, or slightly disturbing movies.
Pick-up (1975)
An Interesting 70s Sleaze Film
This is a rather odd film. It's incredibly low budget and won't be for everyone with it's offbeat plot and excessive sexual content, but if you like real exploitation cinema (not just horror films made in the 70s marketed as "Grindhouse") you will love this film.
The Range Feud (1931)
Just Another John Wayne B Classic
I love John Wayne's B-movies more than his later work, so this film was just another
check-off on the list of movies I'd put on in the background while I'm editing. However, this movie has a more gripping story than many other of the films I've seen, so at the least give this film a chance.
Hell Ride (2008)
Grindhouse is Practically Dead
I understand what they were going for and they failed. The dialogue is miserable, the acting is sub-par, and the Grindhouse feel is butchered.