Golden Age of Crap

<p><strong>Just because you can't respect a movie doesn't mean you can't enjoy it. </strong></p><p><br></p><p>A seminal text of the VHS nostalgia movement <em>The Golden Age of Crap </em>serves up a sampling of junk-food flicks that gained their audiences on videocassette rental shelves during the '80s and '90s a time when one couldn't visit the video rental store without being tempted by Italian post-apocalyptic adventures ninja revenge yarns and zombie-filled camcorder epics. The movies covered here run from sleeper hits (<em>Phantasm II</em>) to cult favorites (<em>The Dead Next Door</em>) from unknown stinkers (<em>Plutonium Baby</em>) to undiscovered gems (<em>America's Deadliest Home Video</em>) all examined with a critical but fun-loving eye.</p><p><br></p><p>Now fortified in this 2nd edition with full-color posters and video covers plus an exhaustive index.</p>