There's something about 80s sci-fi/horror movies that can't be duplicated.

A few more lesser-known cheesy but still entertaining gems: Prophecy (1979), Blood Beach (1980), The Boogens (1981), The Deadly Spawn (1983), Star Crystal (1986), The Kindred (1987), The Brain (1988), Deep Space (1988), DeepStar Six (1989), The Dark Side of the Moon (1990), Dead Space (1991), Sometimes They Come Back (1991), Body Snatchers (1993), Adrenalin: Fear the Rush (1996), The Relic (1997), Terminal Invasion (2002), Darkness Falls (2003), Alien Lockdown (2004), The Breed (2006), Sea Beast (2008), Infestation (2009).

a good B movie requires a healthy amount of matured cheese ;-)

Great list. Would love to see you start listing the film titles in your notes again. No need for time stamps, but I tend to use these videos to seek out new things to watch and the lists made it more convenient. Regardless, keep up the great work. 😎

I saw Humanoids from the Deep in the theatre. One of my favorite cheesy Horror films! This and C.H.U.D. Are my favorites.

Wow, Creature had "Cost Cutting CGI Special Effects" in 1985. Cool.

Without Warning was the original Predator...

Kevin Peter Hall that plays the alien in Without Warning is also the badass alien hunter in the Predator movie.

Forbidden World got a pseudo remake in the 80s produced by Roger Corman; called Dead Space. It has a young Bryan Cranston as one of the lead characters.

"Splinter" is the one movie of this list that i can truly recommend. A definite "must watch"........

This episode is basically my COVID-19 stay at home playlist.👍🏼

"Without Warning" (1980) "Creature" (1985) "Forbidden World" (1982) Another interesting Roger Corman opus. "Humanoids From The Deep" (1980) I've heard of this one. "Parasite" (1982) A Charles Band opus. "Splinter" (2008) "The Terror Within" (1989) RC, again. "Frankenstein Unbound" (1990) RC, director "Meatball Machine" (2005) J-Horror "Yellow Fangs" (1990) 15:32 "Hokkaido" is a Northern Japanese island. (Also known as "Ezo" in the Samurai era.)

Best B, and C movies from the 1950s that should be classics.

Thanks Marvelous Videos, great video. 80% of all those titles I have never heard of!!

One of my favorite B-movies was The beast within.

The great fact is that I had most of these on my Creature Feature list of youtube trailers and IMDB before watching this. Must mean I'm doing my work.

Classic list and great narrator! Thanks guys!

in the 80’s here in metro Detroit we had the “Saturday afternoon Thriller” my brother and I watched countless b horror and sci fi flicks. Thanks for bringing back some good memories!

I wonder if Hell Comes to Frogtown will ever show up on one of these lists LOL That movie is ridiculous & hilarious.

"And an abundance of gratuitous female nudity..." I'm all in.

I remember Creature and Without Warning. Thanks for sharing

I love all 10 mentions and usually re-watch them all. Splinter was quite popular among horror fans. Frankenstein Unbound was unusual but still creative. Thanks for mentioning it. Bridget Fonda was in that film too. Most of those films copied Alien and I don't blame them. Alien has created a very special atmosphere. Unlike other Alien fans, I welcome any Alien rip-off. I just adore this type of films

Check out a British 1990s film called The Boneyard (available in full on KZfaq) in it some Mayan or Aztec curse revives 3-4 children to be very creepy ghouls, and at the end someone’s mini poodle turns into a giant poodle monster. It is hilarious and fun.

Dude, why wasn't "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes," or "Earth Girls are Easy" included in this wild, whacky and witty Cheese Fest. I just about wet my britches I laughed so hard at these cinematic teasers!

Humanoids from the Deep is notorious, hardly what I call a film that slipped through the cracks. Some of the others are great choices, though, particularly Creature, The Terror Within, Forbidden World and Frankenstein Unbound, though I wonder how you found the latter "campy".

MV 🙏🏽🙋🏽‍♀️🥰, big up!! Can't believe there are some filmz I haven't seen 😳👻..I've got my work 2 do, great content AZ alwayz👍🏼

That was awesome and I'm going to try some of these videos and thank you. Maybe for the next one you could dig up some 50s stuff or 60 stuff.

"Yellow Fangs" looks AMAZING

I miss seeing b movies in the 90s and early 00s

I don't think Splinter is a cheesy movie.It's one of the best sci-fi/horror movies of 2008.

I'm glad you mentioned the terror within, I've been looking for what that movie was for nearly 10 years.

I've only seen 1 of these... Humanoids from the deep... when it was released on HBO back in the day... You forgot Galaxy of Terror.

Cool thanks, I'll admit to not knowing a couple of these, a fault that I'll rectify yesterday! 😅 On a side note, I doubt in '85 they had any CGI bro, much less on a B horror flick such as The Creature.

"Splinter" is NOT a B-film. It's an excellent watch and well made. Well above and beyond the rest listed.

Some absolutely FANTASTIC movies here!😂

Fun Fact: Kevin Peter Hall played the a human hunting alien in both Without Warning and the far superior Predator years later.

Just watched Splinter. Loved it.

Humanoids From The Deep: Fortified with 100% more fish monster rape than the name-brand Creature From The Black Lagoon.

I watched this to check out how many (if any) I had seen. Titan Find was the only one (great film, btw). I am blown away by howany actors I recognised in the other films. There's only one answer, these have got to be put into the channel to be watched PLEASE!!!!

Jack Palace: ALIEEEN!!!

Some of these movies seem really interesting to watch. And I might at some point. Hey had you ever considering making a few video's on Underrated Disney Movies of TV shows?

I love both monster and B movie

Splinter is AWESOME...and Jill Waggoner is so great, just like she was in the cruely cut short Blade TV series, another totally underrated GEM. I HATE when series are canceled before some sort of resolution, another egregious example being The Sarah Conner Chronicles..such an amazing series...I'm glad Lena Headey went on to play Cersei Lannister (even named one of my pups Cersei) but Goddammit I want resolution...both Blade AND Sarah Conner ended on SERIOUS cliffhangers and I will NEVER forgive the networks! There should be a rule that even if a show is being cancelled there needs to at LEAST a half assed conclusion....I guess that's what fanfiction is for lol ( besides fapping)

Some of my favorite creature feature from the 80's if you haven't seen them... Critters... the first 3 Ghoulies... the first 3 Troll... the first 2 Demonic Toy's !!!** Puppet Master... the first 4 The Gate *** Basket Case Phantasm 1&2 Seed People Invaders From Mars 1986 The Stuff! House II The Dark Crystal... doesn't fir but it's awesome. Any recommendations that fit this genre? Trashy but awesome 80's creature movies. I'm missing some but can't think of any.

A healthy dose of mature cheese you mean like humanoids from the deep scared to death the slithis frogs blood Beach to name a few

Well it's not on that list, but i sure remember that bizarre little monster coming out of a kid's rib cage in Demons 2.

Landau and Palance are actually together in other horror movies. There is a little known British 80s horror movie set in America called Alone in The Dark (nothing to do with the games or the game based movie). In it 4 old men escape a mental asylum and start terrorizing people in the neighborhood. It’s a horror film with gruesome murder scenes, titties, and some comedy. In the end there is also a weird scene in which the character played by Jack Palance goes into some punk rock night club where in the entrance lobby he takes out his gun, brings it to the face of the punk girl, and then she starts sucking on it as he smiles. Very strange but fun.

Great classic films ...im a fan

And Kevin Peter Hall was also in the Predator suit some years later,

Interesting list, quite illustrative. Tks 4 the info.

Like, have seen and enjoyed all. Without Warning - marvelous. Much more repulsive than Predator who just kills fast.

Seen all, except the Japanese Bear movie. Must find and watch. Thanks.

This list should have been "Roger Corman, the only B-Monster Movie Director Marvelous Videos Knows"

I read the book Frankenstein Unbound was based on back in 1977- 1978

The creatures in Without Warning are awfully similar to the Neural parasites in the original Star Trek lol

Watchers and Watchers 2 are so underrated.

Totally forgot about Frankenstein Unbound. I remember enjoying that one.

Happy Halloween 🎃💀👹👺

Roger Corman movies 🤘🤘

Very nice video, quite informative! Some on the list are, quite frankly, Z movies!

I'm glad to see these getting some due attention, but I can do without the condescending tone. And honestly - Palance and Landau are "B-movie actors"? Please.

Also: The Runestone, Project: Metalbeast, Rejuvenatrix, Popcorn, and I, Madman. Lovecraft has such a strong following that I hesitate to mention From Beyond and Dagon, though. How about The Void?

OMG I saw Parasite in theatre on an 8th grade date chaperoned by my Dad...and it was in 3D...really BAD 3D lol

It's okay for me! Every single human being likes cheese

My mom wouldn't let me watch these movies back in the days, because you know neked chicks.

Loved Without Warning.

Without Warning is Awesome !!!

Cool movies !

Loved SPLINTER starring Shea ( pronounced Shay ) Wiggins. I.J.S.

Tetsuo: The Iron Man you will thank me

I really love this lindo of movies!!!

I already watched half of these, which is either cool or embarrassing.

splinter is well worth a watch

CGI special f/x on Creature 1985? Guys, there was no CGI in 1985!!!

you had me at gratuitous nudity.. 🤗

Without Warning, early David Caruso. I don't think I've seen that one since 1980.

16:39 there's the most horrorific monster ever known by humanity, a guy in a low budget monter costume.

Humanoids from The Deep is the dopest

Nissssssssssssssssssce 🦑 I'm surprised Meatball machine was on here! That movie is nutzo in a good way! The cheese is strong with this list but still fun! Humanoid from the deep should be renamed Rapey fishmen.

so, no mention of david caruso, or his blue shorts...

Surprised you didn't name check Cameron Mitchell in Without warning.

How about Horror Planet and Carnosaur?

I liked Klaus Kinski in creature. In humanoids from the deep, I liked when a bunch of guys surrounded one of the creatures, rushed it all at once, and brained it.

Horror films you should see 1 GYO: TOKYO FISH ATTACK! (anime) 2 The VVitch 3 Saturn 3 (robot terror) 4 Prophecy (1979 , 'red spots'- ish) 5 Grizzly 6 Broken (2008 French-British horror) 7 Fright night 2 (1988) 8 Shin Godzilla 9 Eyes without a face 10 The Ritual (2017) 11 Eraserhead 12 Under the Skin (yeah it shows Scarlette Johansons nude) 13 Ravenous (1999) (your a bad car, your a very bad car)

What about "Galaxy of Terror" with Pre-Freddy Robert Englund and Sid Haig?

Alien 2 on Earth - 1980 (Sulla Terra)

Meatball Machine? Darn one day you'll suggest Tokyo Gore Police!

Yelow fanks ... Is First Kunfu Panda. 👌😏

Horacio from CSI:Miami is also in this

I'd hardly call Splinter B cheesy.

the Warning is the best film ever!

I love yellow fangs

Filming Parasite, that must've been One Crazy Summer for Demi Moore.

50's b movie's are the best enjoy them all.

Splinter is a great movie

I didn't catch the title of the first movie, but that sure looks like a baby faced David Caruso

Humanoids from the deep is pretty funny

can you do list of troma movies loved toxic avenger

Splinter a B-movie? Its nice movie.

Btw I'm gonna subscribe to this channel