Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 2

Dusk to Dawn Drive-in Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 2

How not to make a movie - but succeed anyway

Mimmo Palmara, Brigitte Skay, and Fred Williams in Isabella, Duchess of the Devils (1969)

Peter Cushing, Kate O'Mara, Sue Lloyd, and Noel Trevarthen in Corruption (1968)

Carla Gravina and Arthur Kennedy in The Antichrist (1974)

Well, lift up your skirts and let's see your pretty legs.

James Robertson Justice in The Love Factor (1969)

James Robertson Justice

Charles Hawtrey

Robin Hawdon

Michael Cort

Alistair McKenzie

Christopher Neame

A race of sexy women from Angvia, a planet in another dimension, comes to Earth to kidnap women to repopulate their planet.

Zeta One

Lots of 60s silliness, yet somehow fun

It&apos;s another cold snowy winter day here so I once again took advantage of our Amazon Prime subscription and picked a flick. This time I watched a film from 1969 called &apos;zeta one&apos; (aka &apos;The Love Factor&apos;). It&apos;s a British made secret agent film...sort of... maybe it&apos;s more a sex-ploitation film. I can best describe it as a cross between the over the top spy films like &apos;Our Man Flint&apos; and the recent Austin Powers films. Also a touch of James Bond. There is a &apos;Barbarella&apos; sci fi element to it too. There&apos;s a race of alien women with advanced technology who want us for mating purposes or something. I&apos;m not really sure. Like so many other B-movie female aliens they only seem to have women in their society. Women who like to dress as male fantasies. Even their warrior women dress in pasties and G strings. Evidently it&apos;s their favorite combat gear no matter how impractical and uncomfortable it must be. Yes, this is one of those movies. It&apos;s loaded with 60s era nudity, mini skirts, boots and even a psychedelic trip or two. It reminds me of the Austin Powers movies because it seems more an exaggerated spoof of the 60s then what it really is, a real 60s film. I lived through that time as a young teen so I know a little. It even had &apos;Laugh-in Style&apos; girls dancing topless in body paint. It&apos;s more 60s then I ever remember the 60s as being, it you can understand that. It&apos;s like what people now seem to imagine those days to be who weren&apos;t there.

Anyway, it&apos;s a funny film if you&apos;re in the right frame of mind. There is one agent who looks like a British version of Barney Fife in round glasses. Their version of M here is more into &apos;S &amp; M&apos;. Yes, it&apos;s a strangely entertaining flick that bad movie fans should enjoy.

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It's another cold snowy winter day here so I once again took advantage of our Amazon Prime subscription and picked a flick. This time I watched a film from 1969 called 'zeta one' (aka 'The Love Factor'). It's a British made secret agent film...sort of... maybe it's more a sex-ploitation film. I can best describe it as a cross between the over the top spy films like 'Our Man Flint' and the recent Austin Powers films. Also a touch of James Bond. There is a 'Barbarella' sci fi element to it too. There's a race of alien women with advanced technology who want us for mating purposes or something. I'm not really sure. Like so many other B-movie female aliens they only seem to have women in their society. Women who like to dress as male fantasies. Even their warrior women dress in pasties and G strings. Evidently it's their favorite combat gear no matter how impractical and uncomfortable it must be. Yes, this is one of those movies. It's loaded with 60s era nudity, mini skirts, boots and even a psychedelic trip or two. It reminds me of the Austin Powers movies because it seems more an exaggerated spoof of the 60s then what it really is, a real 60s film. I lived through that time as a young teen so I know a little. It even had 'Laugh-in Style' girls dancing topless in body paint. It's more 60s then I ever remember the 60s as being, it you can understand that. It's like what people now seem to imagine those days to be who weren't there.

Anyway, it's a funny film if you're in the right frame of mind. There is one agent who looks like a British version of Barney Fife in round glasses. Their version of M here is more into 'S & M'. Yes, it's a strangely entertaining flick that bad movie fans should enjoy.

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