Poster for the film, The Believer's Heaven. The art shows a bearded man with a staff and a huge slab representing a city descending from heaven.

The Believer's Heaven (1977)
Ron Ormond (director)

The final collaboration of Ormond and Estus Pirkle.
Ya know, this one has Pirkle giving a sermon on how cool heaven is gonna be, but he still seems pretty angry and rants desperately.
Perplexing stuff.
📽 #PsychotronicPsunday #RonOrmond #Filmsky

Poster for The Grim Reaper. It shows a coffin and the Reaper himself. It also boasts that you'll see a bunch of actual bible events. And hypes, 'The explosive motion picture about Satan's demonic army!'

The Grim Reaper (1976)
Ron Ormond (writer/director)

Once again, Ron Ormond is going to try scaring you into becoming a believer!
The plot involves a woman's son who dies in a race car accident. She has visions of him in hell and other demonic mish-mash.
📽 #PsychotronicPsunday #RonOrmond #Filmsky

Blu ray of a disc from the Ron Ormond box set. It shows the poster art for The Burning Hell, with art of the devil, looking suave as all get out, and a screaming man in the flames. Text hypes, "20,000 degrees Fahrenheit and not a drop of water." Also, "See hundreds of biblical wonders filmed in Hollywood." Also shown is a disc featuring a number of Ormand's religious scare films.

The Burning Hell (1974)
Ron Ormond (writer/ director)

Ron Ormond and Estus Pirkle are at it again with another movie to scare you into becoming a believer.
This time, Pirkle's sermon is about what awaits you in hell. I bet it's fire.
📽 #PsychotronicPsunday #RonOrmond #Filmsky

Blu ray cover for The Exotic Ones. It shows a stripper, a monster guy, a woman who's been manaced, and some hype about ot being shocking and brutal.

The Exotic Ones (1968)
Ron Ormond (writer/ director)

Another Ormond variety show, but this time there's also a monster (played by musician Sleepy LaBeef).
Ormond tried to get in on the H.G. Lewis thing before 'If Footmen Tire You...'
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Poster art for the film Girl From Tobacco Row. The drawn art shows a woman facing away, who is looking back over her shoulder at us. There's a little doodle of a fistfight on a farm. A caption reads, "She was a preacher's daughter but... wilder than a peach orchard hog!"

Girl From Tobacco Row (1966)
Ron Ormond (director)

Some hicksploitation from Ron Ormond.
Probably full of "comedy" and performances by country singers and someone playing a giant harmonica.
I've never seen it, but I've seen others.
📽 #PsychotronicPsunday #Filmsky #Hicksploitation #RonOrmond

#FridayNightAtTheHomeDriveIn
Mesa of Lost Women (1953) by #RonOrmond and #HerbertTevos
w/ #JackieCoogan #RichardTravis #PaulaHill
A mad scientist attempts to create a race of super-women by injecting them with the life-fluids of insects.
"All a Man Could Desire”
#Horror #SciFi
#NotQuiteClassicCinema