Shep Stone (Fred Williamson) is a cheap, affable, and forever in debt Los Angeles-area private eye and former Los Angeles cop. After the funeral of a silent…
Browsing: Movies 1974
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Writer/producer/director John Evans tries for some substance rather than mere violence in the Blaxploitation genre, and it’s an admirable attempt – but Evans’ laggardly pacing…
Nightclub owner Samson (Rockne Tarkington) does his best to keep his neighbourhood clean of crime and drugs. He is assisted in this endeavour by an…
Major John Tarrant (Michael Caine) is a British secret service agent engaged in an undercover operation to counter the activities of a gang of arms smugglers…
The movie which made motion picture history by introducing farting to the big screen. Rescued from a railroad gang, Black Bart (Cleavon Little) is appointed…
This is Andy Warhol’s version of Dracula. The count (Udo Kier) is ill and needs some virgin (pronounced “weer-gin”) blood to survive, and apparently, Romania…
Gregory (Derek Jacobi) has inherited the stately home of Swanbrook, a charming Elizabethan mansion. He has a talent for painting, a love of beauty, and…
This made-for-TV movie from NBC starred Linda Blair as Chris Parker, a serial runaway 14-year-old with a dysfunctional home life and an uncaring family who…
Georgia, 1948. Backward Billie (Joan Goodfellow) – who has been constantly abused by young men of the town – finally finds someone who will offer…
Elliott Gould and Robert Blake are a splendid team as Michael Keneely and Patrick Farrel – Vice Squad detectives out to crack the underworld king…
The petty, brilliant university tutor Ben Butley (Alan Bates) is festering in his own bile in a hope-forsaken corner of Cambridge University’s English department. Butley…
The original woman’s prison movie. We’ve got fat prison guards, some lesbian action, a wicked warden, and a prison doctor who likes to “experiment” on…
The character of David Callan finally made it to the big screen in this expansion of the 1967 Armchair Theatre television play A Magnum for…
Accident-prone Gil Masters (Jeremy Bulloch) cannot hold down a job because he continually gets caught in compromising situations with female colleagues. His gorgeous, generously breasted…
This sex comedy revolved around three voluptuous young (high school-aged) volunteer nurses – or “candy stripers” – at Oakwood Hospital. Marisa Valdez (María Rojo) has…
Handsome, debonair, dope-smoking vampire hunter Captain Kronos (German star Horst Janson) – an ex-soldier and expert swordsman – and his eccentric hunchback assistant Professor Grost…
This is a wonderfully bawdy celebration of legendary highwayman Dick Turpin, wallowing further in near-the-knuckle gags and sexually aware situations, perfectly suited for this historical…
Peter Weir achieved a career-high as the Oscar-nominated director of The Truman Show (1998). His directorial debut, however, could not be more different from films such…
One of the most successful of all American-made-for-TV movies (it was the eighth most popular telefeature between 1964 and 1990 37) was NBC’s A Case…
American corporate bigwig James Burn II (Robert Hutton) finds his son James Burn III (Bob Sherman) leading a giant hippy “sleep-in” at Windsor Castle. He…