The prolific but short-lived German filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder enjoys such an enviable reputation tha...

          The first movie directed by James Toback, a ferocious chronicler of the male animal in extremis, Fingers can...

          Very much a product of the same anxious zeitgeist that generated Silent Running  (1972) and Soylent Green (1973), ...

          It’s not hard to understand why the whimsically titled A Little Romance has earned a devoted following over the yea...

          Based on a story by Ted Key, who created the characters Hazel and Mr. Peabody and Sherman, this amiable live-action ...

Featuring a noxious mixture of cartoonish action scenes and unfunny comedy bits, this martial-arts adventure has strong connec...

          Depicting the travails of three (fictional) people marooned on a tropical island during the early years of the 20th ...

          Inspired by a real-life incident during which the U.S. military accidentally released nerve gas onto a civilian shee...

          Produced in the UK and released there in 1969, this leaden thriller represented a rare return to the realm of scienc...

          A grimy revenge picture set in the swamps of the American south, ’Gator Bait is one of several ’70s B-movies that u...

          Comprising equal parts magic and mystery, this atmospheric Spanish film offers a child’s-eye view of a country under...

          Less a proper rock doc than a greatest-hits sampler plate, this colorful overview of the Who’s glory days is a relic...

          Something of a precursor to the Mad Max franchise, this interesting but problematic sci-fi/action picture fo...

Several bargain-basement American stars appear in this rotten international production, which is part aquatic horror movie and...

          Schlocky but entertaining, The Evil takes the haunted-house genre to its logical extreme, resulting in a cli...

          Beautifully shot in wide-open locations throughout the Montana wilderness, Winterhawk has the trappings of a proper...