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  • Unwatchable #89: "Bloodlust!"

    Our fearless – and quite possibly senseless – movie janitor is watching every movie on the IMDb Bottom 100 list. Join us now for another installment of Unwatchable.

    The exclamation point means extra thrills! At least, I wish it did. Alas, 1961’s Bloodlust! is just another B-movie from the bottom half of a drive-in double feature, even if it does feature one of Robert “Mike Brady” Reed’s earliest leading roles.

    I’m not gonna lie to you folks. I’m now a dozen movies into this experiment and it feels like I’ve watched merely five times that many. Only now are the full implications of sitting through 88 more of these crimes against cinema – all of which have been deemed by you, the movie-ranking public, to be even worse than the ones I’ve already seen – beginning to sink in.

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