Tonight the Barn of ill-Repute returns to Golden Harvest studios with Hapkido (aka Lady Kung Fu)

It’s a 3D exploitation double feature; from 1972 comes Prison Girls

Tonight the Barn of ill-Repute really (really) earns its name, screening a film history oddity: The Stewardesses, a soft core adult feature from 1969 (nice) filmed using streamlined camera technology for stereoscopic film, allowing for a smaller crew and budget. Who likes boobies?

Tonight the Barn of ill-Repute tries out The Substance

The Barn of ill-Repute finishes out the Sister Street Fighter series with Sister Street Fighter: Fifth Level Fist!

The Barn of ill-Repute revisits the talents of Etsuko Shihomi in 1975’s Return of the Sister Street Fighter!

For our double feature we try a Ken Russell film, Gothic from 1986

Tonight the Barn of ill-Repute screens another Hong Kong action film with a female lead— from 1966 it’s Come Drink With Me!

The Barn of ill-Repute tries out the new projector setup (ceiling mounted finally!) with Royal Warriors starring Michelle Yeoh!

The Barn of ill-Repute lives up to its name with this Video Vengeance title, from 1996 comes Dinosaur Valley Girls

The Barn of ill-Repute returns for a Friday night double feature, starting with The Way of the Dragon, starring Bruce Lee and featuring an early role for fitness infomercial star Chuck Norris

Our double feature tonight goes back to Japanese film and Toei studios for Sister Street Fighter: Hanging by a Thread from 1974

Japan had Lady Snowblood, Hong Kong had Lady Whirlwind— “Queen of the Deep Thrust” The Barn of ill-Repute screens this 1972 martial arts film features an early role for Sammo Hung

For tonight’s double feature we go completely different— Heavenly Creatures, directed by Peter Jackson and based on a true story from 1950s New Zealand. Kate Winslet in her first starring role.

It’s time for the Barn of ill-Repute to honor the date on the calendar with a Friday the 13th movie— it’s Jason X, Jason went to hell already so this time he goes to space!

In case anyone had any doubt that the far right's focus on "voter fraud" wasn't racism...

We follow up with a look at the earliest films with feminist themes in the silent film collection “Cinema’s First Nasty Women”

Time for the Barn of ill-Repute to revisit Lady Snowblood with the sequel Love Song of Vengeance

The Barn of ill-Repute returns to the 70s with Sister Street Fighter!

We follow that up with Executioners, the loose sequel to last night’s Heroic Trio (same trio of characters, but now in a post apocalyptic setting).

The Barn of ill-Repute continues to screen movies with strong female leads, tonight it’s Gravity, directed by Alfonso Cuarón

The Barn of ill-Repute continues its theme of women-led action films, this time we delve into ‘90s Hong Kong cinema with The Heroic Trio, starring Michelle Yeoh!

The Barn of ill-Repute continues to celebrate Women’s History Month, tonight it’s Lady Snowblood from 1973

The Barn of ill-Repute makes it a Pam Grier double feature tonight with Friday Foster from 1975

The Barn of ill-Repute heads back to the 70s for some Pam Grier AIP goodness— from 1974 it’s Foxy Brown!

Same, frog. Same.

Next up on #TheLastDriveIn is The Last Horror Film!

“I blue myself” #TheLastDriveIn

Real carnival of souls meets lovecraft vibe going on in this movie #TheLastDriveIn

Me vibing to the oddball movie on #TheLastDriveIn with the #mutantfam peeps on Blusky…

Elisha Cook, Jr. is coaching that gal like Gemini or ChatGPT… #TheLastDriveIn

I’d question the sanity of someone who wrote in a journal at that orientation… #TheLastDriveIn

First up on #TheLastDriveIn tonight? Messiah of Evil!

The Barn of ill-Repute is going to the Drive-In! #TheLastDriveIn to be exact, it’s the season –and series– finale with Joe Bob Briggs and Darcy the Mail Girl bringing us a double feature of cinema goodness.

Tonight the Barn of ill -Repute goes for some classic escapism with the American western remake of Seven Samurai (not to be confused with Roger Corman’s sci-fi remake)— The Magnificent Seven!

Before he was Alfie, he was Harry Palmer— Michael Caine in this 1965 spy thriller made in the heyday of the James Bond films… The Ipcress File gets its due at the Barn of ill-Repute

Tonight the Barn of ill-Repute goes to the world of giant kaiju monsters with season 2 of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters

We have time for a bit of dessert, let’s watch a 1974 tv movie-of-the-week, Shadow of Fear! Featuring Tom Selleck without a mustache

We follow up the Wes Anderson film with something completely different. From 1984 comes blaxploitation classic Truck Turner!

Saturday screenings at the Barn of ill-Repute, first up is The Phoenician Scheme directed by Wes Anderson

Tonight the Barn of ill-Repute checks back in with the late 70s BBC sci-fi show Blake’s 7 and tries to figure out how much Joss Whedon owes Terry Nation ;)

Tonight at the Barn of ill-Repute: Purple Rain!

Our double feature tonight is of course Galaxy of Terror, another Roger Corman production using pieces of Battle Beyond the Stars to stretch the budget.

The Barn of Ill-Repute checks out the Roger Corman space opera “Battle Beyond the Stars” (sets and effects which were used in several other Corman-produced sci-fi flicks, including last night’s Space Raiders).

A+ State of the Union counterprogramming by TCM.

Our double feature tonight is Space Raiders, a Roger Corman 80s sci-fi movie with re-used sets and music. The low budget cast give it their all. RiffTrax is going to make this a part of their upcoming MST3K episodes!

Tonight we pay tribute to February here at the Barn of ill-Repute, and screen Groundhog Day

We follow up with the fourth and last of the Airport series, The Concorde… Airport ‘79

We continue our review of 70s airline-based disaster flicks at the Barn of ill-Repute, tonight its Airport ‘77! With Christopher Lee, James Stewart, Joseph Cotton, and many more!

Next up is the sequel, Airport 1975, this time with everyone from Gloria Swanson to Linda Blair