Noun
grindhouse (plural grindhouses)
(US film) A low-budget film theater that shows primarily exploitation films
Curt Pires (Olympia) teams with artists Chris Peterson (Grindhouse) and Alex Diotto (Olympia) and colorists Marissa Louise (The Wilds) and Dee Cunniffe (The Dregs) for a story that cuts to the very center of Hollywood mythology and depravity itself. Source: Internet
Craig (2009), p. 30-68 The flirtatious and striptease-themed vignettes were typical of 1950s exploitation films and grindhouse films. Source: Internet
Despite some truly audacious stunt work by Zoe Bell on the hood of a careening Dodge Challenger, Tarantino's homage to grindhouse fails to transcend that leering genre. Source: Internet
Play as Shank in an over-the-top grindhouse game, packed to the rim with enemies, bosses, combos, and more by the award-winning team at Klei Entertainment. Source: Internet
Reaching up to 620,000 listeners in the Long Island area, the Grindhouse Radio has scored sixth on the charts for the Top 20 Best Comedic Podcasts Worldwide on ITunes and continues to hover on the list’s Top 20. Source: Internet
Uulusulu Music and The Grindhouse Cafe, 125 Fourth Ave., are hosting an all-ages metal show on Saturday, May 12, featuring local bands Black Castle Banshee, Bleak Valley and Volcano Calculator, which will be making its debut. Source: Internet