The hero, Robert Lomax (William Holden), is a poor, starving middle-aged artist who gave up his steady architect job in America to move to Hong…
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Billa (Sylvia Syms) and Ginnie (June Ritchie) are nightclub hostesses at the Ecstasy Club in London. When they’re not earning a living sitting up half…
Four astronauts – Hugh Marlowe, Rod Taylor, Christopher Dark and Nelson Leigh – are returning from the first mission to survey Mars in 1957 when…
Miner Ralph Burton (Harry Belafonte) lives through an atomic attack and meets two other survivors when he arrives in devastated New York City – gorgeous…
Equal parts Disney slapstick fantasy, Tarzan movie and underdog sports flick, The World’s Greatest Athlete had enough zany spirit for several films. With a cast that included Tim Conway,…
This British made-for-television movie – based on a popular children’s book by Jill Murphy and developed via a pre-sales agreement between Central Television and America’s…
This dumb PG-13 teen/science-fiction/action movie featured Nick Cassavetes as Packard Walsh, a sadistic psycho in a cartoonish punk/geek gang of Arizona car thieves, with names…
For the fourth and last of the Matt Helm spy spoofs starring Dean Martin, Phil Karlson – director of original movie The Silencers (1966) – was…
In a drunken rage, Robert Stack smashes a bottle of booze against the wall. Lauren Bacall, at her bedroom curtain, faints. Gunshots, death, tears. Written…
A classic British caper comedy from the genius comedy writing team of Ray Galton and Alan Simpson. Cor blimey cockney crime lord Pearly Gates (Peter…
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…
The Wrong Man is one of the bleakest movies Hitchcock ever made. Henry Fonda plays Manny Balestrero, a New York jazz musician who is mistakenly identified…
This cops and robbers melodrama from Merton Park Studios concerns prim spinster Miss Crystal (Olive Sloane), who imposes her will on Scotland Yard and helps…
Directed by Ned Lander, The Wrong Side of The Road tells the story of two Aboriginal rock bands – No Fixed Address and Us Mob – as they…
This 1970 version took a little artistic licence in bringing Emily Bronte’s novel to the screen, as two exciting new personalities, Anna Calder-Marshall and Timothy…