After years of sharing top billing with male costars, Goldie Hawn finally scored a major box-office hit of her own t...

          Clever, exciting, and suspenseful, The Night That Panicked America tells a quasi-fictionalized version of the eve...

          “Ripped from the headlines” TV movies have gotten a bad rap over the years—and deservedly so. After all, most...

          Given its casting, pedigree, and subject matter, Scarecrow sounds like an automatic addition to the Mount Ol...

          Because Murder by Death is a silly riff on vintage detective stories, it’s tempting to think the picture was...

           Had it been made with more verve—and a lot less Hollywood polish— FM could easily have become one of the great rock & ro...

          Yet another of the myriad film-noir spoofs that proliferated during the ’70s, The Cheap Detective is surprisingly underwhelm...

          My Old Man is the second feature adapted from the early Ernest Hemingway short story of the same name. (The tale previously reac...

          Director Peter Bogdanovich’s twin preoccupations with classic cinema and Cybill Shepherd, the model/actress for whom he left his ...

          From the title and packaging, you’d think this was a brainless boobs-and-beer action flick, but buried amid the usual scenes of a...

          Cocksure young director Peter Bogdanovich was poised for a fall after the back-to-back triumphs of The Last Picture Show (1971),...