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Significant as the first appearance of Telly Savalas’ popular TV crimefighter Lt. Theo Kojack, whose last name was altered sl...

The Marcus-Nelson Murders (1973)

Summer School Teachers is yet another ensemble piece from New World about three young women whose sex lives are intertwined ...

One of my all-time favorite bitchy movie reviews suggests that Paul Verhoeven interpreted the title of his 1995 opus Showgirls as a co...

A ghastly attempt at post- Blazing Saddles frontier hilarity, Mule Feathers compounds incoherence with insanity. The incoherence stems...

A line spoken early in A Name for Evil sets the tone for what follows: “Let’s explore our truth so we don’t wreck eac...

Apparently conceived as a sequel to the 1967 hit What’s New, Pussycat? (starring Peter Sellers and written by Woody Allen), thi...

While it’s difficult to understand why this picture earned a theatrical release, seeing as how its small-scale approach to sc...

A lovely story about aging, identity, and romance, offbeat telefilm Queen of the Stardust Ballroom features a multidi...

It’s hard to avoid being salacious when telling the Marilyn Monroe story. She was raped, she posed for nude photos on multiple o...

Today the Association du Cinéma Indépendant pour sa Diffusion (L'ACID) announced the usual nine (9) films in the selection that promotes...

Cinematic explorers who get their kicks finding the worst movies ever made will dig the supernatural-themed sex flick Psyched by...

Among the least suspenseful chase films ever made, Five Days from Home stars George Peppard (who also directed) as a ...

Greetings, people of Every ’70s Movie ! Last month, I wrote a post asking for help finding obscure ’70s flicks for review purposes, and...

One of myriad mob flicks made after The Godfather (1971) restored the gangster genre to its place in the mainstream, ...

In what should be a standout moment during the feminism-themed comedy Stand Up and Be Counted , ladies meet for a rap session...