Gas Pump Girls
When Uncle Joe (Huntz Hall) begins losing business to a big corporate owned filling station across the street from his own and has a heart attack, his favorite niece June… Read more »
When Uncle Joe (Huntz Hall) begins losing business to a big corporate owned filling station across the street from his own and has a heart attack, his favorite niece June… Read more »
The new Blu-Ray of William GrefĂ©’s Impulse (1974) from Grindhouse Releasing is by all means superb. In addition to a gorgeous restoration of Impulse itself the set also includes two… Read more »
Madeleine, anatomia di un incubo (1974) is a film full of hallucinatory images, vibrant colors, and pounding synth music that takes the tropes of Gothic literature and injects them into… Read more »
Las Flores Del Vicio (1979) follows a group of bourgeois ex-patriots residing in a remote coastal village in Spain who take young lovers from a traveling band of wanderers. Las… Read more »
Executive produced by Francis Ford Coppola, The People (1972) is a made for television film based on “The People” stories by Zenna Henderson. The People reunites Kim Darby with William… Read more »
In the language of evangelist Estus Pirkle the footmen are those common everyday sins of greed, sloth, and adultery while the horses are that supreme threat to America and Christianity… Read more »
Lawman (1971) was the first of two films that actor Burt Lancaster and director Michael Winner made together in the early seventies. At the time Lancaster was struggling to find… Read more »
Avere vent’anni (1978) is one of the most infamous Italian shockers of the seventies and perhaps the most controversial film in Fernando Di Leo’s career. Di Leo wrote, produced and… Read more »
Ashanti (1979) revisits many of the same themes of racism and the legacy of slavery as Richard Fleischer’s earlier film Mandingo (1975). Both films are highly sensationalist renderings of a… Read more »
Bang The Drum Slowly (1973) is another entry in the cycle of films made in the first half of the seventies that analyzed and romanticized male friendships. Like Scarecrow (1973),… Read more »