Sentence examples for cheap exploitation from inspiring English sources
But now he's using pure cinema and not just cheap exploitation tricks to make an impact.
The nub of her charge is this: bad TV - cartoon violence, cheap exploitation and empty commercialism - is bad for children.
Beginning with Apache Woman (1955), Corman forged a relationship with independent producers Samuel Z Arkoff and James H Nicholson, and turned out huge numbers of cheap "exploitation" films.
Many newspapers assumed it was a piece of cheap exploitation, rather than an attempt to understand the psychology of the boys in a format familiar to teenagers.
"Paul McCartney: Live at the Cavern" also looks back to the Beatles rock-music roots, but here old songs like "Blue Jean Bop" are newly sung as homage rather than cheap exploitation.
Personally I think it's one of the key novels of the last century, though I've spent hours arguing with people who believe it's nothing more than cheap exploitation, misogynistic violence and some pointless – if funny – asides about rubbish music.
By the late '70s Italian genre cinema was ending, overwhelmed by a flood of cheap American exploitation films and old television shows.
From the opening shots of an axe-wielding Reed, all heavy-lidded menace, this has some claim to being Winner's finest film, and a rebuke to all those who dismissed him as a cheap-shot exploitation merchant.
Life is always cheap in the exploitation racket, but it's still tiresome watching one after another anonymous extra get a sizable hole blown through his body, to watch movie blood spray like water amid chunks of fake body bits, especially when there's no story to speak of, no decent acting, no wit, no point.
Though there is nasty irony in the fact that our appetite for cheap clothes triggered exploitation in many of the countries where the charities we supported were working to address poverty and inequality.
Institutional abandonments such as hospitals and asylums are particularly vulnerable to this cheap sort of exploitation.
