Something of a thematic predecessor to the Sylvester Stallone hit First Blood (1982), this grim melodrama depicts t...

          Perhaps you’re familiar with the concept of “Stockholm Syndrome,” in which hostages bond with their captors. I’ve di...

          As the ’70s gave way to the ’80s, Clint Eastwood was ready to expand his range as an actor and as a director, often ...

The box-office success of Every Which Way But Loose (1978) all but ensured that audiences hadn’t seen the last of Clint Eastwo...

The obscure Western drama Shoot the Sun Down is a downbeat saga featuring the unlikely duo of Margot Kidder and Christopher W...

          For about three-quarters of its brief running time, the TV movie Moon of the Wolf unfolds like a bland but p...

          Michael Mann didn’t just introduce himself to viewers with his first feature-length directing job. He dazzled them. ...

          Clint Eastwood’s tough-guy screen persona had solidified by the mid-’70s, as had his stringent control over projects...

          After making a strong directorial debut with 1971’s Play Misty for Me , Clint Eastwood decided to put his sta...

          One of the best spaghetti Westerns to emerge in the latter part of the genre’s short life cycle, this strangely compelling dramed...

          A solid Western built around the familiar theme of a young man proving himself through the rigors of a dangerous adventure, The C...

          Screenwriters Willard Huyck and Gloria Katz were hot after American Graffiti , scoring a huge purchase price for their screenplay...

          After making a name for himself by writing a number of imaginative films and then proving his directorial skills with the gangste...

          Action auteur John Milius couldn’t have picked better subject matter for his maiden voyage behind the camera. A gun nut with an a...