The best thing about this wretched hybrid of crime, horror, and martial arts is the name of the leading actor, becau...

          Adapted from a short story by H.E. Bates, offbeat WWII drama The Triple Echo would be easier to swallow h...

          Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s Fox and His Friends offers the sad parable of a simple man who realizes his dreams, only ...

Cheap-looking, derivative, and superficial, Skateboard borrows myriad elements from The Bad News Bears (1976), but fails to m...

          Winner of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film, stately drama The Garden of the Finzi-Continis explores tensions ...

          Offering a seriocomic look at troubles plaguing a British school for maladjusted students, The Class of Mi...

          In some ways, the loathsome protagonists in French director Bertrand Blier’s gonzo dramedy Going Places are cousins ...

          Analyzing the documentary A Labor of Love is a tricky business. Brief but focused and interesting, it’s a movie abou...

          Despite Anthony Quinn’s top billing, this trashy melodrama is a vehicle for glamorous French actress Dominique Sanda,...

          This low-rent Floridian exploitation flick presents an offbeat pastiche of crime, gore, melodrama, and same-sex relat...

          Months after playing a howling-mad psycho in the telefilm Pray for the Wildcats , Andy Griffith took more subdued app...

Recalling the production of this obscure European sex comedy in his memoirs, Bruce Dern admits “I didn’t really get what the mo...

          Partly a blaxploitation thriller but mostly a failed attempt to give European star Lino Ventura some international cr...

It’s always a pleasure to break from the routine of everyday posts with a special update about good news, so I’m happy to report th...

Clearly imagined as a tribute to a colorful sort of woman whose zest for life is eclipsed only by her steadfast belief in her s...

          Around the same time that Alfred Hitchcock’s career began to wane, potential successors for his “Master of Suspense” ...

          An above-average shocker from Down Under, Patrick employs the creepy premise of a seemingly comatose character using...

          Given his lifelong commitment to humane causes, it’s no surprise Martin Sheen agreed to star in this sincere melodram...

Employment options for ex-Monkees being what they were, it’s understandable that Micky Dolenz had to venture outside the mainst...