One lesson every professional critic learns early is to compartmentalize personal reactions, because the way a criti...

          Like so many of the creepy supernatural thrillers that were made for television in the ’70s, A Cold Night’s Death is...

          A bad movie that occasionally manages to hold the viewer’s attention through a combination of familiar faces and spe...

          Highly watchable but also underdeveloped and unoriginal, Crazy Joe is one of myriad ultraviolent gangster fi...

          Director Claudia Weill made enough of a critical splash with Girlfriends , her award-winning debut fictional feature...

          This twisty thriller kicks off with a terrific premise before faltering due to sloppy execution. George Kennedy stars as Pau...

          In Cinderella Liberty , James Caan works his sensitive side by playing John Baggs Jr., a sailor who gets stuck in the Pacifi...

           Similar in content to innumerable TV movies about suburban parents wrestling with their teenage kids’ drug use, The People Next ...

          A gently satirical tribute to the corny double-features of Hollywood’s Golden Age, Movie Movie  begins with a short introduction ...

          A strange blend of martial arts and philosophy that can’t be discounted because of its craftsmanship and sincerity, and yet can’t...

          By the late ’70s, the cinematic marketplace was clogged with so many like-minded conspiracy thrillers that filmmakers had to stru...

          Few ’70s blockbusters had the far-reaching impact of Jaws (1975), which spawned not only countless substandard imitators bu...