Despite falling well short of greatness, The Mephisto Waltz is an above-average supernatural-horror flick with evocative atm...

So far, over 815 movies have been reviewed on Every ’70s Movie . It’s hard to say how long it will take to complete this ambitious project, ...

  Vietnam-vet movies came in all shapes and sizes during the ’70s, but it’s nonetheless startling to realize that someone thought PTSD w...

          Even though its leading performance is terrible and its storyline is laughably contrived, Ice Castles holds a special place in...

           Had it been made with more verve—and a lot less Hollywood polish— FM could easily have become one of the great rock & ro...

          A lean action drama about an enigmatic tough guy who drifts into the lives of several low-rent characters and has a ...

          Interesting as case study in what happens when two artists from different mediums bring their equally strong visions...

          Unless you’ve got a weakness for spaghetti Westerns and/or the florid style of Italian director Sergio Leone,...

          Adapted from a hit play about a middle-aged lothario in swinging London who exploits the Sexual Revolution by...

          While it’s not much of a movie, Sky Riders is novel in two regards—it’s built around the sport of hang-gliding, and...

          Goofy and irreverent, Rock ’n’ Roll High School playfully updates the youth-run-wild ethos of ’50s teen movies. Bui...

Although it’s basically harmless, No Deposit, No Return is hard to praise for many reasons. Firstly, the movie represe...

          An admirable but not entirely successful attempt at transplanting classic film-noir themes into a hip ’70s milieu, t...

Any film whose title describes the reaction the film hopes to elicit is asking for trouble—so the fact that Fun With Dick and ...

          Following What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962) and Hush . . .   Hush, Sweet Charlotte (1964), writer Henry Farr...

          Members of the famed British comedy troupe Monty Python were already drifting apart by the late ’70s, following the ...

Though it possesses many of the qualities shared by the best oddball ’70s movies—brazen tonal shifts, eccentric flouris...

          A sentimental favorite of many ’70s kids, this made-for-TV bummer fictionalizes the real-life experiences of two you...