The saga of horror auteur George A. Romero’s career is filled with copyright disputes, editorial interference, and f...

After scoring a moderate success with The Adventures of the Wilderness Family (1975), a handsomely photographed Disney...

          So it’s the late ’60s and you’re Roger Smith, a former leading man now sidelined by various health problems b...

          If you’re a fan of ’70s cinema, you owe The Panic in Needle Park a major debt of gratitude—Al Pacino’s performance ...

          Offering a supernatural spin on the Vietnam-vet genre, Deathdream —sometimes known by its original title, Dea...

          Fresh from his success with the two-part swashbuckling epic The Three Musketeers (1973) and The Four Musketeers (1...

          The misguided dramedy Loving revolves around Brooks Wilson (George Segal), a successful commercial artist married t...

The disaster genre was already starting to repeat itself by the late ’70s, so the only real novelty of Gray Lady Down ...

          The final collaboration between director Don Siegel and his superstar protégé, Clint Eastwood, Escape from Alcatraz ...

Produced by Roger Corman to piggyback on the release of Papillon (1973), a big-budget drama about the inhuman conditions on t...

          By the ’70s, faded auteur Orson Welles seemed to embrace the vagabond quality of his career, throwing together hapha...

          Yet another shrill melodrama from the bleakest period of Elizabeth Taylor’s screen career—the wasteland between her ...

          It might be exaggerating to call Carrie a good film, since it’s unabashedly campy and lurid, but there’s no arguing...

          Funnyman Jerry Lewis’ screaming-nincompoop shtick was beyond passé by the time he made the painfully unfunny World W...

          While it’s mildly enjoyable as a manly-man action movie, Steel is actually more amusing when viewed for its uninten...

A dreadful mishmash of horror and science fiction, The Dark manages to make the quest to capture an extraterrestrial serial k...