Improving somewhat over his weak directorial debut, The Last Remake of Beau Gueste (1977), actor Marty Feldman does...

          After Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder scored as a comedy team in the 1976 farce Silver Streak , a reunion was inevitab...

          Some Call It Loving : the movie that dares to show what happens when a beautiful young woman awakens from years of sl...

          As did Otto Preminger’s disastrous Skidoo (1969), the musical comedy The Phynx charts the most batshit-crazy extre...

Unfunny, uninteresting, and unmemorable, this half-assed comedy set in Biblical times offers a drab Hollywood counterpart to t...

          Though he’s best known for his ultra-serious onscreen persona, Sidney Poitier not only starred in but also directed ...

          Given the popularity of rock-concert movies in the ’70s, it was only a matter of time before some producer tr...

Equal parts self-congratulatory and self-destructive, this noisy comedy/literature/music anthology was undoubtedly envisioned by its creator...

          Absurdly overlong given its slight storyline, the crime thriller Hit! somehow manages to sustain interest even thou...

          During his opening remarks at the 1972 Wattsax Music Festival, an all-day concert designed to celebrate black pride ...

          Formulaic, predictable, and shot on a meager budget, the made-for-TV war picture Carter’s Army , often marketed by t...

          Slick and tough—or at least tough enough to avoid accusations of whitewashing history—this biopic of legendary singe...

          During the ’70s, it seemed as if playwright/screenwriter Neil Simon was an industry rather an individual—ever...

          Catering a new version of The Wizard of Oz to African-American audiences was a novel idea—hence the success ...

          The same year their far superior collaboration Greased Lightning was released, funnyman Richard Pryor and director ...