Set in a rolling stretch of English countryside during World War II, a young woman called Alice (Glenda Jackson) takes a young soldier called Barton…
Browsing: Movies 1972
Please note: The majority of movie posts contain spoilers.
Twentieth Century-Fox’s answer to the black action cycle initiated by MGM’s Shaft (1971) was this crude and violent underworld melodrama starring Robert Hooks as Mr T,…
This Children’s Film Foundation (CFF) film was a sequel to the 1970 CFF film Egghead’s Robot. Elspeth Wentworth (Julie Collins) is easily beaten by the mayor’s niece…
This 1972 British comedy film is the third film spin-off from the TV series Up Pompeii! (the previous film being Up the Chastity Belt (1971)…
Where The Godfather had a good script and excellent actors, The Valachi Papers offered less art but more facts in its dramatisation of the Cosa Nostra operation in New…
In one of the longest pre-credit sequences, we follow a bucolic family scene in 19th century Serbia dissolve to terror as the wife and child…
After a somewhat uncertain start in movies, pert-nosed Elizabeth Montgomery twitched her upturned proboscis to worldwide fame in Bewitched. She stayed in that happy state…
Pretty young Christine (Ann Michelle) and her younger sister Betty (future ‘Allo ‘Allo star Vicki Michelle in her acting debut) are hitchhiking to London when…
In order to collect his gran’s inheritance money, lazy, amoral John Tallent (Paul Nicholas) and his sexy but cold-as-ice girlfriend Jill Standish (Vanessa Howard) try…
A widowed writer (Hardy Kruger) brings his young, glamorous new bride, Elise (Britt Ekland) to his bleak, isolated home in rural Spain. She soon becomes…
In a hotel in San Francisco sit four identical tartan (or “plaid” for our American pals) overnight bags. One contains rare rocks that are on…
Successful London architect Robert Blakeley (Michael Caine) and his wife Zee (Elizabeth Taylor) are a self-absorbed pair with a love-hate marriage that spirals towards destruction…
“Smog covers the Earth. The oxygen is depleted. Love is encouraged but the penalty for birth is death.” The population of the near future -…