More women-in-prison sludge scraped off the floor of the New World Pictures exploitation-flick factory, The Hot Box is mildly...

          Director Jonathan Demme finally escaped the genre-movie ghetto with his sixth feature film, Melvin and Howard , an o...

          Judged by the low standards of the cinematic cycle to which it belongs, Black Mama, White Mama is fairly palatable,...

          Long before he made humanistic dramas and thrillers for major studios, Jonathan Demme paid his dues by generating ex...

          While not a particularly interesting movie, the offbeat comedy Citizens Band represents the convergence of two inte...

          Filmmaker Jonathan Demme completed his productive tenure in Roger Corman’s B-movie operation with this uneven...

          Retrospect can be dangerous when writing about cinema, because critics and scholars occasionally color readings of v...

          Director Jonathan Demme continued his steady climb from the quagmire of exploitation flicks to the rarified realm of...

One of several dysfunctional-family-on-a-rampage flicks that producer Roger Corman cranked out in the wake of Bonnie and Clyde (1967), thi...