Set in rural Quebec during the 1940s,  Mon oncle Antoine  is mostly the intimate character study of a teenager experiencing format...

            Offering a thoughtful spin on the TV-detective genre,  Smile, Jenny, You’re Dead  is a reboot of sorts, serving as the second pi...

The notion of playing a resort town’s top lawman must have lodged in Andy Griffith’s imagination after starring in the respectable made-for-...

          This sultry European melodrama/thriller exists somewhere between classic film noir and the psychosexual explorations of Nicolas Ro...

What it is, people of the Interwebs! Touching base with a quick update on the blog ’s continued growth, because the number of lifetime views...

           If not for its posh production values and the pedigree of its director, the cutesy romance  Slow Dancing in the Big City  would c...

           The bankable surname of of this obscure melodrama’s leading actor explains why he got above-the-title billing in his first movie,...

           As is true of most films with which Orson Welles was associated, this European adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s 1883 advent...

          Mostly of interest for Leonard Nimoy fans curious to see how the beloved actor handles one of his rare leading-man roles,  Assault...

          The last of three well-intentioned but hopelessly amateurish melodramas that writer/producer/director Horace Jackson made about th...

           Definitive production information on this one is hard to come by, but it appears   Madron   is an American/Israeli coproduction n...

          Generated by the short-lived company Tigon British Film Productions,   The Blood on Satan’s Claw   is something of a companion pie...

If your taste in ’70s schlock renders you susceptible to low-budget oddities infused with paranormal nonsense, then two things are true: 1) ...

Hey there, groovy people! Checking in with a couple of fun updates . First, this blog has achieved yet another milestone that I could never ...

          Rarely will genre-picture viewers encounter a harder tonal shift than the transition occurring around the 23-minute mark of UK hor...

           Early cinematic explorations of the Vietnam War largely focused on military action, draft dodgers, or the emotional lives of retu...

          The building blocks of a passable draft-dodger melodrama can be found somewhere inside  Explosion , an American/Canadian productio...

          The draft-dodger drama  Outside In  starts off strong—first comes a tense border crossing during which Ollie Wilson (Darrel...

Greetings from the world of  Every ’70s Movie  with a brief housekeeping update. The lengthy title list that runs down the right side of t...

In the years before and after  Saturday Night Live ’s debut, a number of low-budget movies either anticipated or mimicked the show’s ...

          Easily one of the most famous unfinished movies in world-cinema history, Orson Welles’ elusive  The Other Side of the Wind ...

          Clumsily rendered and woefully deficient in terms of actual thrills, rural horror picture  Dark August  nonetheless has pri...