not trucksploitation though that bit is NOT coming back.

adding onto Trucksploitation.
Its called Wrangler and Hog instead of handler and hound and hes always like "good job Hog, now get on down to the roadside dennys for a grandslam and truck stop twink action."

despite swearing trucksploitation is an awful bit I keep coming back to it. It just keeps being un-un-funny.

Apparently these fall within the trucksploitation milieu. 🚛🛻😎

On a trucksploitation bent. Last four watched:

Today in trucksploitation / road movie history: on June 28, 1978, Convoy debuted in Los Angeles and New York City.

#Deucember 2025 Movie #42: WHITE LINE FEVER (1975) Dir: Jonathan Kaplan. Ending the month with my favorite #trucksploitation movie, starring Jan Michael Vincent, Kay Lenz, Slim Pickens, L.Q. Jones, Dick Miller, R. G. Armstrong & Martin Kove. A good ol’ boy classic. #grindhouse #filmsky

just learned Bunta started in a ten-movie trucker comedy/adventure series called TRUCK RASCALS (or TRUCK GUYS).... this is a big day for me...

My Trucksploitation bit was not good! Wranglers and Hogs are a terrible bit!

3rd time in 20 months discussing the energy crisis and a growing chorus of critiques of auto dependency in north america in the 1970s and early 1980s... plus the proliferation of trucksploitation films, tv shows, and toys.

laughing my ass off at faux Bunta in this Truck Yaro riff

Last night I watched and enjoyed an unsung gem in the trucksploitation subgenre: Rolling Vengeance (1987). What a picture!🚚

I was thinking the other day that Ridley Scott's "Alien" (1979) is best understood in the context of that blue collar trucksploitation. "Truckers in Space" is one description of the setting, and everything made later in the IP abandons the trucker-centric characters. The focus is unique to 1979.

trucksploitation you say 👀

Have you ever seen Whiye Line Fever, 70s trucksploitation? Plays an androgynous trucker named Carol Jo Hummer. What'd JK think?
My transphobic dad liked the film and was astonished I had seen it

Director & @TrailersFromHel Guru Jonathan Kaplan presents the trailer commentary for his slam-bang 1975 trucksploitation hit “White Line Fever,” as RIP Jan-Michael Vincent Week resumes on TFH.

If you haven't seen CONVOY, Sam Peckinpah's swing at trucksploitation starring Kris Kristofferson, it's worth checking out. It's a little more thoughtful and complex than most films in the genre thanks to Kristofferson's wounded performance as Rubber Duck. www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDUX...