One of low-budget auteur Charles B. Pierce’s most frustrating movies, The Winds of Autumn demonstrates how Pierce wa...

The world was not waiting for a Big Statement from filmmaker Don Schain and his then-wife, clothing-averse starlet Cheri Caffar...

          Seeing as how this playful horror show is not only a modestly budgeted telefilm but also the first of two pilot movie...

Low-budget sci-fi schlock, The Alpha Incident contains a storyline that might have passed muster as, say, an episode of The Si...

          Jammed with entertaining actors and powered by plot elements that worked better in other movies, the comedic Western ...

          Whereas most of the horror films that Great Britain’s Amicus Productions made in the ’60s and ’70s were anthologies f...

If good intentions were reason enough to praise a film, The Bus Is Coming would be considered a noteworthy artifact of the bla...

          Inspired by the street life and the African-American culture to which animator Ralph Bakshi was exposed during his ch...

          A father’s eulogy for a woman who died too young might not seem like ideal source material for a screen drama, but Wi...

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

While some viewers might enjoy huffing Bad Georgia Road as a straight shot of clichéd moonshine-cinema stupidity, the picture ...

          Presumably conceived as a provocative statement about race, this peculiar Western depicts the adventures of a bla...

Even by the bottom-feeding standards of director Al Adamson’s usual fare, Hell’s Bloody Devils is unwatchable garbage. Apparen...

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

Texas Detour is not without its low pleasures. The contrived story of three Californians who become victims while trapped in a...

          Edward Lewis, a prolific producer who worked alongside Kirk Douglas on films including Spartacus (1960), took an unl...

No, you haven’t accidentally wandered into the porn section— Supercock is an action/comedy about cockfighting, hence the film’...

Thank you to this blog’s loyal subscribers and also to casual visitors, because readership for Every ’70s Movie has reached anothe...

          The lingering image from this low-budget shocker depicts a squad of expressionless zombies wearing goggles and World ...