
Hollywood Boulevard Collection
1 movie · 1976
The Hollywood Boulevard Collection is a film collection comprising a single installment released in 1976. These films explore the deceptive aspects of the exploitation film industry and the resulting personal tragedies. The collection blends dramatic and horror elements to examine the complexities faced by individuals within Hollywood, prompting reflection on their choices and relationships. A central theme revolves around the darker side of the entertainment business, investigating ambition, psychological trauma, and the power of media in shaping performers' lives. The narratives within the collection are characterized by ingenious twists and strong performances, supported by intelligent writing and exceptional direction. The films aim to generate discussion by presenting intricate scenarios that evoke shock, suspense, and ultimately, relief. The collection's single film has a runtime of 83 minutes and a reported budget of 60,000. The Hollywood Boulevard Collection captures the allure of Hollywood while delving into the complexities of performers’ lives. It offers a look at how ambition can intertwine with psychological challenges and the pervasive influence of the media. This collection stands as a record of a specific period in filmmaking, offering insights into the industry's internal dynamics. The collection consists of one film released in 1976, with a reported revenue of zero. This single installment provides a focused exploration of the themes inherent to the Hollywood experience.
Franchise cast
Dick MillerWalter Paisley
Paul BartelEric Von Leppe
Jeffrey KramerPatrick Hobby
Mary WoronovMary McQueen
Jonathan KaplanScottyMilton KahnSecond ReporterShawn PietersDrive-In KidGeorge WagnerCameramanW.L. LuckeyRico BandelloMiller DrakeFirst Mutant
Joseph McBrideDrive-In RapistRita GeorgeBobbi Quackenbush
Todd McCarthyAuthorGeorge FrayneCommander CodyJohn KramerDuke Mantee
Tara StrohmeierJill McBain
Candice RialsonCandy WednesdayBarbara PietersDrive-In MotherRobert ShortGodzina
Charles B. GriffithMark Dentine