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Hitchhike to Hell (1968, 87 min.) - Teenage runaways Hitchhike to Hell when they accept a ride from Howard, an innocent-looking mama's boy who loves giving rides to pretty young gals. Unfortunately, he also loves killing them. Like a big bad wolf in a red delivery van, Howard searches the highway for sexy hitchhikers despite the efforts of police Captain Shaw (Russell Johnson, the Professor on "Gilligan's Island") to stop him. Kidnapped Coed (1976, 75 min.) - Rich girl Sandra Morley becomes a Kidnapped Coed when she's held for ransom by Eddie Mattlock, yet another mama's boy gone bad. After they're attacked by two sleazy psychos at a seedy hotel, the couple take to the back roads of the Carolinas, encounter an extremely odd assortment of humanity. Remember, kids: There's No Such Thing as a Free Ride!

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Cast: Jack Canon, John Harmon, Larry Drake, Russell Johnson, Jim Blankinship, Elizabeth Allan Burger, Marvin G. Crosland
Director: Frederick R. Friedel
Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller
Release Date: 1970, 1976, 1977
MPAA Rating: R
DVD Release Date: April 2, 2002
Runtime: 164 minutes
Studio: Image Entertainment

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review by rbuchanan. July 07, 2011

posted in Welcome to the Grindhouse

Something Weird delivers more of the best sleazeploitation available!

I'll never stop loving Something Weird Video. It's amassed a larger and more fascinating collection of B-movie trash than any other, and this double feature DVD is a fine example of their handiwork. Highlighted by its two features' theatrical posters, this disc's main menu is set against a backdrop of sloppily applied faux wood grain shelf paper! Menu options are a giggle: to play Hitch Hike to Hell or access its scene selection menu, the viewer is encouraged … more

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