HGL was a guy who really could care less about quality.  The Wizard in 'Gore' was originally a grip that had no previous acting experience, used only because the actor who was supposed to do the role quit after 1(!) day after seeing what a crock the production was.

You just got to love this stuff; the background(s) for HGL's film(s) is often much more fascinating than the films themselves.

Dex- you're right.  His level of not caring about quality is now reserved only for micro-budget, backyard DV shoots.

Growing up in San Diego I used to frequent grind house theaters in the late 70's-80's. Man-oh-Man, do I miss the cheap, yet fun thrills they provided. For about a $ 1.50 you could usually see 3 different movies and stay all day/evening re-watching them. Thanks to the likes of QT & RR, they have made a bit of a come back.

V_S: I haven't seen 2000 M, or CMBR. But for the low price of $14.00 for 3 films. If you like even 2 of them. Go for it.

I got the trilogy about a week ago. They are actually all on one disc but considering that they aren't very long films, they aren't too cramped.

BLOOD FEAST looks great. You might almost mistake it for a real movie .  TWO THOUSAND MANIACS and COLOR ME BLOOD RED have their share of grindhouse print wear and tear but they're still pretty decent.

The commentary tracks are fascinating and there's a ton of outtakes.

It's a great deal.

I love seeing a type of film making that truly does not exist anymore. The advent of video and the world of cable TV have killed off the low budget, drive-in movie. We will not see the likes of this again. It's wonderful stuff.