“A macabre story of two motorcycle-riding, knife-wielding, shiv-shaving, eye-gouging, arm-twisting, chain-lashing, scalpel-flashing, acid-throwing, gun-shooting, bone-breaking, pathological nuts and their pal the Undertaker!” A trio of…
Browsing: Movies 1966
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Former CIA man, Bill Fenner (Robert Vaughn), now a downbeat, alcoholic journalist, is sent to Venice to investigate the shock suicide bombing by an American…
Leslie Thomas’s first novel went straight to the top of the bestseller charts in 1966 and this movie version quickly tried to capitalise on its…
Italian director Antonio Margheriti was approached by MGM to make four science fiction films back-to-back in 1965 and 1966 using the same sets, costumes, props…
During World War II, by-the-book American captain Lionel Cash (Dick Shawn) is ordered to take war-weary C Company (“a cruddy collection of ragpickers”) and capture…
One of Toho Studios’ International Secret Police series, the already tongue-in-cheek Bond-spoof Kagi No Kag (“Key of Keys”), becomes an even more demented parody of…
This bargain-basement spoof of the Bond films starred Tom Adams as secret agent Charles Vine, and Michael Ripper as the main bad guy, Mr Angel.…
The famous Edward Albee play successfully makes the translation to the motion picture screen with excellent performances by Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor, George Segal, and…
“Loser” (Bruce Dern) rides with sulky nihilist “Blues” (Peter Fonda) and his Nazi-loving degenerate scum who only want to ride their machines “without being hassled…
A skiing/snow party movie (a genre closely associated with the Beach Party Movie phenomena – although set in winter rather than summer obviously) with musical performances by…
Observing the popularity of the 1966 Batman TV series and feature film, Jerry Warren decided to write, direct and produce his own Bat-like superhero movie, casting…
Produced by Hammer and written by Nigel Kneale, who created Quatermass, The Witches tells of Gwen Mayfield (Joan Fontaine), a teacher working in Africa who has a breakdown when…
Bryan Forbes’ large-screen colour venture into the realms of black comedy is a story set in the Victorian era about two rival brothers (Ralph Richardson…
For his first major studio feature as director (after several years working for Roger Corman), Francis Ford Coppola made a fun offbeat coming-of-age nightmare comedy.…