Ask AI: Where can I watch or download exploitation movies for free

Watching or downloading movies for free, especially exploitation films, may infringe copyright laws and contribute to piracy. I cannot provide direct links to download or watch copyrighted content for free. However, it's important to support filmmakers and production teams by using legitimate platforms to enjoy movies. Here are a few legal options to consider: 1. Public Domain: Search for exploitation movies that have fallen into public domain. These movies can be watched or downloaded legally and for free. Websites like Archive.org and PublicDomainMovies.net host public domain films. 2. Free trials on streaming platforms: Sign up for free trials on legitimate streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, or Shudder. These platforms may have a selection of exploitation films available during the trial period. 3. YouTube: Some production companies and distribution platforms share their content on YouTube, either for free or a small rental fee. Search for specific exploitation movies or browse channels dedicated to the genre. 4. Local libraries: Check local libraries for DVD collections that may include exploitation films. Alternatively, some libraries offer access to streaming platforms like Kanopy, which also offers a selection of films for free. Remember to always support creators and distributors by using legitimate sources to watch and download movies.