Time has diminished much of the charm that the UK/US coproduction Nasty Habits might have possessed during its origi...

          The only feature directed by Dennis McGuire, whose sole Hollywood credit outside this project w...

          As talented as he was versatile, Vincente Minnelli directed a handful of great films, plus quite a few that were mere...

          Like a novelist practicing with short stories before attempting the grand statement of a first novel, the singular Ge...

One of a handful of ’70s features that began as film-school thesis projects, writer-director Alan Gadney’s Moonchild is ambiti...

          Featuring plot elements culled from the historical era just prior to Sigmund Freud’s ascension, a time whe...

It’s easy to forget that two different Hollywood stories occurred during the early ’70s. In the more familiar narrative, the co...

          Enjoyably stupid escapism with more than a tip of the hat to the iconic, Steven Spielberg-directed Duel (...

          Tough, nasty, and violent, Trackdown tells the story of a modern-day cowboy who travels to the big city b...

A misguided black comedy that bounces between crude farce and silly satire, Hammersmith Is Out loosely retells the ...

          First things first: Ignore the advertising materials and the title of this film, which is not in any way f...

Before he started making idiosyncratic character studies, Alan Rudolph got his directorial career started with a pai...

          A heist thriller that sacrifices believability and logic in the name of plot twists, Killer Force —also known as The ...

          Following three years each as an ensemble player on Star Trek and Mission: Impossible , Leonard Nimoy apparently too...

Wretched nonsense involving criminals, hookers, and truckers, Smokey and the Hotwire Gang is passable only as the c...

          Countless recording artists have attempted to capitalize on their popularity by appearing in movies, and the success ...

          Akira Kurosawa’s dreamlike ensemble piece Dodes’ka-den is akin to an abstract painting, in that different viewers wi...

          Allegedly conceived and marketed as a comedy, Sweet Revenge is instead an über-’70s character study about a woman wh...

Exactly as amateurish, dull, and pointless as its director’s first effort, Don’t Look in the Basement a/k/a The Forgotten (19...