Alvin Purple
The sex comedy that funded the entire boom. Historically important, hard going.
479 entries. Curated, not exhaustive. A short shelf of things worth knowing about beats a long one nobody can navigate.
The sex comedy that funded the entire boom. Historically important, hard going.
No plot. A stuntman and a prog band. Exists purely so Grant Page can work.
A slow-burn gothic in a nursing home. Much better than its obscurity suggests.
A young model is stalked after a nude shoot. A slow-burn Australian thriller with a real sense of dread.
The budget vanished mid-shoot and they kept going. Chaotic, mean, fun.
A woman alone at an outback wildlife reserve is hunted by three kangaroo poachers. Lean and nasty.
A secret society farms humans for blood. Ozploitation does vampires as corporate agribusiness.
A drive-in turned into an internment camp. The satire is not subtle.
A couple litter, and Australia decides to kill them. Excellent.
A man in a coma does telekinesis. Better than that sentence implies.
Australia's outlaw-biker scripture. Mad Max drank from this tank.
A giant pig film shot like a perfume ad. Somehow works.
Jimmy Wang Yu wrecks Sydney, with hang-gliding and a man actually on fire. Peak crossover.
Rear Window in a truck, with Stacy Keach and Jamie Lee Curtis.
Peter Weir's debut. A town that farms car crashes. Very strange.
A masterpiece and an ordeal. The kangaroo hunt is real footage and it is unbearable.
The template the whole Italian post-nuke cycle copied for a decade.
Made for nothing on public roads. You can feel every dollar missing.