Linksploitation: January 15, 2010

Looking for work. Looking for work. Looking for work.

Only preference: work with money attached. Send me some.

Over the weekend, I’ll be back to working on Worst of the 2000s madness. Reason for delay: the only payment I receive for all my hard-rendered hatred is all your love-love-love.

In the meantime, explore the pooniverse of online amusements that I strongly admire. Por ejemplo:

I feel profound affection for cheap, dopey, R-rated sketch comedy films of the ’70s and early ’80s, especially slapdash raunch on the order of Video Vixens (1975) and Hey, There’s Naked Bodies on My TV! (1979). The ever-heroic Temple of Shock has just unearthed 69 Minutes (1976), complete with behind-the-scenes info on this Kansas-City-made wonder. (Temple of Schlock)

Nifty round-up of horror flicks en route throughout 2010. (Monster Land)

“Is it just me, or did Christopher Lee’s Dracula really dig being evil?” Questions from a Monster Kid. (Vault of Buncheness)

Josh Alan Friedman on the wild impact of the obscenity-and-nudity-laden 1967 play Scuba Duba by his pop, Bruce Jay Friedman. (Josh Alan Friedman)

The upcoming Swedish fright flick Mara looks moist skintriguing. (Fangoria)

Last of the Moe Howard! See the Head Stooge in Charge’s final film role when Scorpion Releasing brings Dr. Death, Seeker of Souls to DVD on January 26, 2010. (Dread Central)

Puke-A-Palooza: The Best Vomit in Horror. (Day of the Woman)

Behind the Wall Greatness: The best horror blog coming to you from deep inside the People’s Republic of China. (Necrotic Cinema)