Appraised solely for its political bona fides, The Trial of the Catonsville Nine is impeccable, conveying activist ...

          There are so many adaptation of Victor Hugo’s deathless 1862 novel that it’s impossible to call any one version defin...

An idea in search of a plot—to say nothing of meaningful characters—the lavishly produced adventure film Raise the Tita...

          Inexplicably taking its name from a 1939 romantic ballad that was recorded enough times over the years to become a c...

          After writing and directing an extraordinary run of comedy films, from 1969’s Take the Money and Run to 1977’s Anni...

          Provocative and savage, Lawman offers an unflinching take on the iconography of the Western vigilante, positing tha...

          Director Sydney Pollack took a lot of critical flack for shoehorning love stories into movies that couldn’t organica...

Old Boyfriends is a painfully dull movie made by a number of people who should have known better. Screenwriting brothers Leon...

          The dubious-documentary folks at Sunn Classic Pictures strike again with this sensationalistic study of near-death e...

          More of a merger between two established cinematic brand names than an organic creative enterprise, Rooster Cogburn offers the u...

          British filmmaker Michael Winner made a slew of gruesome movies in the ’70s and ’80s, often starring Charles Bronson as tight-lip...

          For many fantasy fans of a certain Gen-X vintage, Logan’s Run is the most beloved sci-fi film of the ’70s—with the notable ...

          The presence of iconic leading man Burt Lancaster is the only thing that separates this revenge-themed Western from dozens of sim...

          Despite having been in movies since the heyday of the studio era, Robert Mitchum delivered several of his most interesting perfor...