Hardman Charles Bronson in a British sex comedy from the Swinging London era? As bizarre as it sounds, Bronson plays the fortyish American writer of…
Browsing: Movies 1970
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The movie is set in Mexico in the blood-spattered era of the revolution. French soldiers still hold power, but the Juaristas, the rebellious Mexicans led…
The Vampire Lovers was Hammer’s first and only co-production with Hollywood’s leading horror specialists – American International – who had been responsible for most of…
“In Australia, when an Aborigine man-child reaches sixteen, he is sent out into the land. For months he must live from it. Sleep on it.…
Deborah Dainton (Samantha Eggar) is an insecure and uptight young professional woman who works as an assistant at a London auction house. Deborah uses a…
Barbara Loden wrote, directed and played the lead in this simply plotted, contemporary-American slice of low life. Wanda, living on sufferance in her coalminer brother’s…
In one bloody day of death and slaughter – 18 June 1815 – a total of 52,000 men were killed in a battle that lasted…
Black comedian Godfrey Cambridge stars as Jeff Gerber, who we initially meet as an obnoxious, bigoted, loud-mouthed, racist white insurance man (the whiteface makeup is…
Set in the prehistoric past when humans and dinosaurs lived together (yes, I know!) and the moon had not yet formed (yes, I know, I…
Gung-ho billionaire playboy Brendan Byers III (Jerry Lewis) is rejected “4-F” for active service during the Second World War and decides to train his own…
Swinging London fashion model, Tulia (Vivian Neves), is lured to an isolated country estate by a creepy older woman called Sara (Pia Andersson) to meet her…
The cult of wife swapping in London is shown in a series of six dramatised episodes portraying the various ways in which married couples become…
The 1969 outdoor rock festival called Woodstock (although it was actually held on Max Yasgur’s 600-acre dairy farm near Bethel, New York) gave its name…
After enjoying the biggest success of his career with Blow Up (1966), Michelangelo Antonioni spent two years and $7 million of Hollywood’s money-making Zabriskie Point, a…