| Drive-In Cult Classics - 8 Movie Set | 
 enlarge | Director: Joseph Ruben
Actors: Anthony James Pick Up: Jill Senter, Gini Eastwood, Katherine Justice, Anne Saxon, Nancy Ison
Studio: Navarre Corporation
Category: DVD
List Price: $9.98
Buy New: $4.28
You Save: $5.70 (57%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  31 reviews
Sales Rank: 706
Format: Color, Dvd-video, Widescreen, Ntsc
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: R (Restricted)
Number Of Items: 2
Running Time: 692
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: 47715
UPC: 787364771592
EAN: 0787364771592
ASIN: B0010T3ULQ
Release Date: February 5, 2008
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Product Description
Pick-Up:
An off-beat story about two young women whose lives are forever changed when they hitchhike a ride in a mobile home.
The Sister-In-Law:
A punchy story about the sexual entanglements of four people and how their moral conflicts lead to heartache and destruction.
The Stepmother:
A high-living architect who - as a result of his violent temper - finds himself enmeshed in two accidental deaths. When he discovers his 2nd wife having an affair with his teenage son...there's almost a third murder!
The Teacher:
She corrupted the youthful morality of an entire school!
An explosively tense story about a beautiful, provocative 28-year-old high school teacher whose seduction of one particular student proves fatal.
Trip with the Teacher:
A chilling experience in terror as a group of female students and their pretty teacher are ambushed, while on a field trip, by two sadistic bikers, forcing the women to learn a lesson in survival.
Best Friends:
Two young couples taste the free and easy life on a cross country motor-home tour until love backfires and tragedy follows.
Cindy and Donna:
Two sisters, growing up in a middle-class home with parents too preoccupied with booze and sex, find that being grown up doesn't mean acting like their folks, as experiments with drugs and sex teach them.
Malibu High:
High school senior Kim is having her share of problems. Her grades are poor, her boyfriend dumped her for a rich girl and her financial situation is disastrous. So she makes an after hours deal with one of her teachers to improve her grade point average. Soon, she is working her way through the faculty room and taking on paying customers.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 26 more reviews...
 So bad It's Good November 20, 2008
These shlock movies are so bad that they are fun to watch. The acting is bad and the production values are awful. However, they are good for a few laughs. I am not sorry I bought them.
 8 for the price of one is good, but quality is bad November 15, 2008
I loved being able to nostalgisize (my own word) by watching these, but the video quality seems no better than a vhs tape (or maybe worse.) Detail is poor, shadows are empty of content, etc. Upconverting dvd players don't really help much with this dvd.
Worth it for Zalman King & Malibu High alone! November 8, 2008
Ahhh, the 70s, drive-ins, no cell phones, no texting, bad hair, groovy duds... this is the perfect purchase for lovers of all things 70s cheese. First of all, I love Zalman King and he is so freaky-deaky in Trip with the Teacher...finally this violent, warped, nutty gem is out on DVD. His performance is really creepy and intense. Zalman was actually a really interesting actor, wish he would have done more than act in three movies I am aware of. For those who don't know, he went on to direct, most notably, Wild Orchid.
Malibu High was the surprise treat; talk about a crazy, fun, bad girl flick. The acting is horendous, the plot out of this world funny, and if you love these sorts of cult (especially 70s), B and C movies with non-sensical editing, bongo tracked chase scenes, sleazy soft core, roll around simulated sex scenes, teenagers in peril or "growing up too fast" you cannot go wrong with this collection. Malibu High and Trip with the Teacher are worth the cheap price alone.
I have a couple more to watch and found the Pick-up to be too boring to watch in entirity (spacy drug stuff, not much dialog a half hour into it/would rather watch Psych-Out). Maybe I'll have more patience some other day. Cindy & Donna was kind of funny & warped (great scenes with the MOM..her drunken dialog and delivery are brilliantly bad), but the movie is annoyingly disjointed and could have been better. There were lots of scenes of teenage Cindy sitting in her room alone touching herself, putting clothes on, taking them off, her existence & expression at times was so boring I wanted to shoot myself. And, fair warning: her "half" (this is significant because the Dad in this flick is "Dad" to Cindy, Step Daddy to Donna) loose sister has her share of borderline gag inducing sex scenes and her breasts are no joy to behold...also the Dad is GROSS and likes 'em young (and in his house sometimes, if ya catch my drift). Yeppers...1971 and a family unit to behold. If this is the sort of family unit that so many refer to as being "lost" and in danger of decline, I think we should all be grateful.
The Step Sister was sort of interesting (starring a young John Savage) and I don't have much to elaborate upon...still worth a check. The Teacher was truly funny (non-intentionally, of course) and stars a "grown-up" Dennis the Menace coming of age (in those simulated roll around sex-scenes) with his saucy, blond teacher.
I am off to check out the Stepmother and Best Friends...
My advice, if you enjoy this kind of bad sleeze, and are not ashamed to admit it? Pick this puppy up, grab a sixer, invite over some of your equally warped friends and make a night of it!
 SOMETHING TO WATCH October 5, 2008
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SOMETHING TO WATCH, I WATCHED ABOUT HALF, AND WHEN I HAVE TIME, WILL WATCH THE OTHERS, SHOT NOT ON A CHEAP BUDGET, OK CAMERA, AND AVERAGE SIMPLE PLOT!
A lot of fun and a great deal! October 5, 2008
These are wonderful if you miss all those B movies made in the 60s and 70s. A bargain!
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