Another great obscure film is Night of the Bloody Apes. It's the dubbed version of a Mexican horror film that includes masked female wrestlers, footage of actual open heart surgery, a monster that is nothing more than a guy wearing a gorilla mask, topless females and a gory eye gouging sequence.

I actually have that movie downloaded. Definitely gonna have to watch it.

Great Movie - coulda done with some wrasslin' the ape scenes though. The film was actually banned in the UK during the video nasty era (I have a UK ex-rental copy of the VHS - which may be worth a few quid). The film is pretty much a remake of the directors earlier (though less violent), Doctor of Doom which also a UK release.

The director's son also made some great exploitation films which got UK VHS releases that are probably pretty obscure now (but I image still on DVD) like the excellent, Guyana: Crime of the Century (a Jim Jones biopic in everything but name) and Survive (Another biopic about cannibal rugby players).

A lot of very obscure horror has not come out on DVD like Incubus - the William Shatner horror filmed entirely in Esperanto. However I don't think DEAFULA has yet to be released for the digital age:

http://www.prattlibrary.org/uploaded...ped%281%29.jpg

I've seen Incubus. Crazy movie.

I'd love to see Deafula!

Dracula's Dog(1977)

And it really lived up to it's name.

Awesome 90s French Horror '3615 Code Pere Noel'
 

Awesome late 80s french horror movie '3615 code pere noel' i think it's 'Game Over' in the us. Anyway, great movie, saw it as a kid and it scared me for years. If you haven't seen it I definitely recommend it. Hard to find. I have it on VHS and made a dvd copy of it, but it took me years to find the VHS copy. you can watch the whole movie on youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_EL9xgQOcs

Thanks for the tip. I might give it a whirl. Good first post.

Just curious, how did you manage to see such an obscure movie as a kid? Were your parents into trippy stuff, and are you French?