I just wanted to give you a head start before I start winning. I also still have no idea what to watch.

Day 5
1. Lou Thesz vs Ray Gunkel (1951): 42 min
2. Killer Kowalski vs Mr. Moto and Duke Keomuka (1952): 23 min
3. Lou Thesz vs Wild Bill Longson (1952): 19 min
4. Rito Romero vs Danny Savich (1952): 27 min

Day 7
5. Gino Marella vs Dave Ruhl (1961): 10 min
6. Gagne-Metrics (1964): 10 min
7. Sputnik Monroe vs Jack Pesek (1966): 13 min
8. Joe Blanchard, "Cowboy" Bob Ellis, and Duke Keomuka vs Bob Geigel, Gary Hart, and Waldo Von Erich (1966): 16 min

Total: 160 min

Not at all. Glad you've decided to participate.

Results
Der: 1794
Box: 1101
Snowy: 425
Bambi: 278
Ballz: 160
Foz: 103
Gym: 0

Congratulations to @Der for getting the win.

I don't have much to say about this challenge. I never got in the mood to watch much black & white stuff last month and it seems like most of the rest of you didn't either.

I'll be making a post this weekend to start keeping track of Trash Cup points before I get too far behind on those.

This site isn't about black and white's and books, not that I don't enjoy both of those things; this site is about Cannibal Movies and Monster Flicks and Cronenberg’s and Troma Movies and Sadism and Masochism, and we need to get back to that.

It might not be what this site's supposed to be about, but I'd miss some of the more normal challenges if we dropped them. We should plan for a challenge more along the lines of what you're talking about for June though. The Documentary Challenge was last June. Fun, but hardly trashy.

I believe there's still at least a monthly challenge or two that could be squeezed out of horror and trash, especially if sub-genres are combined. The Nature Challenge: watch animal horror, plant horror, eco horror, and disaster movies. Something like that. Sub-genres that might not be interesting or popular enough for a monthly challenge on their own, but when combined with other sub-genres, there's a wider range of films to choose from.

I do know that interest was up when we focused more on horror and trash.

Part of that interest came from people who probably aren't coming back though. Then you have others on here who've never done a challenge and I doubt anything will entice them at this point.