It’s March 1945 and the sleepy little coastal town of Avalon Bay is calm, peaceful and serene (the film was actually filmed at Cape May…
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Complications arise when aspirins are surreptitiously substituted for a woman’s birth-control pills. Judy Geeson – of To Sir With Love (1966) fame – was something of a blonde sex…
“Taste a moment of madness – Listen to the sound of purple” This movie delved into the psychedelic scene as deaf runaway Jenny Davis (Susan…
Father John (John Darrell) begins to question his faith after he accidentally ingests some LSD given to him in a cola. He walks away from…
“We all go a little mad, sometimes”. With Psycho, Alfred Hitchcock took his biggest risk and had his biggest success. The risk was not financial -…
This perverse and entirely unnecessary experiment is literally nothing but a shot-for-shot colour remake of Alfred Hitchcock’s classic 1960 film with a different cast (and…
This long-promised sequel to Hitchcock’s 1960 classic, Psycho, was in no way as effective or as memorable a shocker as the original film, but a…
This second sequel in the Psycho franchise has earned a maligned reputation, but it takes a very creative premise to the Psycho formula, cleverly operating as…
This made-for-TV movie – the final film in the original Psycho franchise – does provide an epilogue and conclusion to the events of Psycho III…
The most wonderfully deranged film in the history of British cinema is Psychomania. When it went into production in Shepperton Studios in late 1971, this…
A series of strange murders have been taking place in London. The murders are of men who play in a string quartet together and a…
PT-109 tells the story of President John F Kennedy’s wartime experience as a PT boat skipper in the South Pacific, with Cliff Robertson portraying the…
Australian Bruce Beresford (Breaker Morant) directed this poignant, humorous examination of adolescence set in the Sydney beachside suburb of Cronulla. The film focuses on two…
H.R. Pufnstuf was the first of a long string of Saturday morning hits from Sid and Marty Krofft, the legendary team who also brought us The Bugaloos, Lidsville, Land…
An author becomes embroiled in murder and intrigue in the Mediterranean while ghostwriting the autobiography of an ageing actor with a murky past. One of…
Downtown Los Angeles: lovebirds Honey Bunny and Pumpkin plan to hold up a diner. Hitmen Vincent and Jules are asked to recover some stolen property.…
“Do you ever get the feeling that everything in America is completely fucked up?” Released in 1990, Pump Up the Volume is the unsung sibling…
For Wally (Tony Hancock) – the Punch and Judy Man in a small seaside town – and his wife Delia (Sylvia Sims), the approaching end…
In the near future, America has descended into chaos and the US government has responded by imposing the Internal Security Act of 1950 – more…
This direct-to-video 35mm cheapie is set in a quiet Californian desert town where Deputy Steve Reed (Stephen Fiachi) fills his days with unsuccessful target practice…