A compilation tape featuring trailers for and footage from low-budget sci-fi and exploitation films. This entry features Forbidden Adventure, Marihuana, The Gorilla Woman, Teenage Cruisers, College Girl Confidential, numerous H.G. Lewis and Ed Wood films and others. It also includes test footage from Fred Olen Ray's unfinished Beach Blanket Bloodbath project, which was based on a script (again, unfinished) written by Wood shortly before his death.
Fred Olen Ray
Director
Johnny Legend
Himself
Fred Olen Ray
Himself
Forrest J. Ackerman
("Beach Blanket Bloodbath" segment)
Bobbie Bresee
("Beach Blanket Bloodbath" segment)
Dawn Wildsmith
("Beach Blanket Bloodbath" segment)
Martin Nicholas
("Beach Blanket Bloodbath" segment)
David O'Hara
("Beach Blanket Bloodbath" segment)
Susan Stokey
("Beach Blanket Bloodbath" segment)
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