The career of writer, producer, and director Floyd Mutrux took another strange turn with The Hollywood Knights , a s...

          As the ’70s gave way to the ’80s, Clint Eastwood was ready to expand his range as an actor and as a director, often ...

          In the wake of the 1979 meltdown at the Three Mile Island nuclear plant in Pennsylvania, a gaggle of politica...

          Scary, strange, surreal, and yet also very funny at times, the offbeat drama/thriller The Ninth Configuration marke...

          A mega-hyped remake of the famous 1927 Al Jolson movie, The Jazz Singer  was doomed to derision before it even opene...

          Despite being utterly conventional in terms of storytelling and technical execution, Little Darlings is unus...

          Alongside Nashville (1975), Martin Scorsese’s almost universally revered character study Raging Bull is one of the...

          Setting aside the question of whether the world truly needed a full-length concert movie from Isaac Hayes, The Black...

          First off, the most interesting thing about this epic-length historical telefilm is the man playing the leadi...

          Watching this black-and-white period drama from iconoclastic German director Rainer Werner Fassbinder, I found mysel...

          Perverse, saucy, and sly, Up in the Cellar tells the satirical story of a college student who takes revenge ...

          Enjoyably dumb fictional entertainment from Sunn Classic Pictures, the company that made a mint off pseudoscience documentaries ...

          A snarkier person than I could repurpose the title of this film as the entire content of the review, since watching thi...

Only the hardiest of bad-movie fans will be able to endure all 77 minutes of The Night of the Cat , a crime thriller ma...

          Made at a time when stereotypes about gays were prevalent in popular culture, pioneering documentary Word Is Out: St...