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1 p.m.:
A revolutionary hodgepodge from D.A. Pennebaker and Jean-Luc Godard.
80 Steps to Jonah:
Kindly fugitive Wayne Newton befriends blind kids in a hideously-wholesome dud.
The 8-Wheel Beast
[Il Bestione]:
Giancarlo Giannini and Michel Constantin star in Sergio Corbucci's trucker road movie.
Accion Mutante:
Feature debut of director Alex de la Iglesia.
Adrenaline:
A bizarre French anthology.
Alabama's Ghost:
Low-budget horror craziness from director Fredric Hobbs.
Alexander the Great:
Starring William Shatner, Adam West and John Cassavetes.
All the King's Horses:
Christian anti-divorce diatribe starring Dee Wallace and Grant Goodeve.
All the Loving Couples:
'60s California swingers share a night of kinky self-discovery.
Alternative 3:
A British sci-fi-paranoia faux-documentary.
An American Dream:
Stuart Whitman stars in an overripe Norman Mailer adaptation.
The American Dreamer:
Early-'70s profile of a brain-fried Dennis Hopper.
Andy:
Norman Alden stars as a mentally-challenged man exploring New York City.
Angel Number 9:
Director Roberta Findlay's gender-swap porno.
Animal Attraction:
Welcome to the Casa de Hee Haw!
Another Nice Mess:
Rich Little and Herb Voland star in Bob Einstein's flaccid White House comedy.
Another State of Mind:
The classic punk documentary with Social Distortion.
Aphrodisiac:
Hippie-era sexploitation about the sensual joys of marijuana!
The Apple:
Hilariously awful, sci-fi/disco fiasco, courtesy of Golan-Globus!
Arthur? Arthur!:
Donald Pleasence in a British comedy about milquetoasts, marriage and murder.
The Astrologer:
Craig Denney's hilariously incompetent, pseudo-autobiographical vanity project.
Bad Boy Bubby:
Rolf de Heer's brutal, demented drama.
Bad Girls Dormitory:
Director Tim Kincaid's babes-behind-bars cheapie.
The Ballad of Billie Blue:
A country-western musician struggles with sin, booze and a spiritual awakening.
The Beast of Budapest:
1956 Hungarian Uprising B-movie, featuring John Hoyt and Joe Turkel.
The Beat Generation:
Mamie Van Doren in producer Albert Zugsmith's '50s-youth-culture exposé.
The Bed Sitting Room:
Richard Lester's surreal, all-star, apocalyptic comedy.
Believe in Me:
Jacqueline Bisset and Michael Sarrazin in an amphetamine-addict romance.
The Believer's
Heaven:
Reverend Estus W. Pirkle thrills his congregation with chintzy Biblical tales amd lousy music.
Best Revenge:
Drug smuggling drama starring John Heard and Stephen McHattie.
Between Time And Timbuktu: A Space Fantasy:
William Hickey stars in Kurt Vonnegut Jr.'s PBS sci-fi.
The Big Cube:
Lana Turner freaks out on LSD in this wonderfully overwrought melodrama
B.J. Lang Presents [a.k.a. The Manipulator]:
A surreal psycho-concoction starring Mickey Rooney and Luana Anders.
Black and White Like Day and Night:
Wolfgang Peterson's German psychodrama starring Bruno Ganz.
Black Devil Doll From Hell:
Ugly, ventriloquest-dummy blaxploitation-horror cheapie.
Blackeyes:
Dennis Potter's notorious mini-series, starring Michael Gough and Gina Bellman.
Black Gunn:
It's Jim Brown versus the mob!
Blackjackets [Raggare!]:
Christina Schollin and Hans Wahlgren in a gritty look at Sweden's 1950s greaser subculture.
Black on White [a.k.a. Attraction] and L'Urlo [The Howl]:
A trippy, sexy double bill from director Tinto Brass.
Blade:
John Marley pursues a vicious psychopath in Ernest Pintoff's NYC cop-thriller.
Blast of Silence:
Allen Baron's incredible blast of film noir nuttiness.
Blue Blood:
Oliver Reed, Derek Jacobi and Fiona Lewis star in a freaky British psycho-sexual drama.
Bonjour Monsieur Lewis:
The epic-length Jerry Lewis bio/tribute (no surprise, from France).
The Boy Who Drank Too Much and Stoned:
Anti-drug propaganda duet starring future-douchebag Scott Baio.
Brainwash:
Yvette Mimieux in a disturbing, fact-based story of corporate conditioning.
Brother Theodore Speaks:
A filmed performance of Brother Theodore's deranged stage-show.
Bus Stop: "A Lion Walks Among Us":
Sociopathic hitchhiker Fabian on the prowl, directed by Robert Altman.
Bye Bye Monkey:
Directed by Marco Ferreri, and starring Gerard Depardieu.
Cage Without a Key:
Susan Dey ditches The Partridge Family for prison in this TV melodrama.
Can Heironymus Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humpee and Find True Happiness?:
Sexy, self-important nonsense s tarring Anthony Newley.
Candy:
With Marlon Brando, Richard Burton, Ringo Starr, and other equally embarrassed stars.
Catch My Soul:
Patrick McGoohan's cult rock-musical starring Richie Havens and Season Hubley.
Catch the Black Sunshine:
Regional runaway-slave drama from director-writer-star Chris Robinson.
The Challenge:
Darren McGavin, Sam Elliott and Mako in a sci-fi made-for-TV movie.
Change of Mind:
Raymond St. Jacques in a brain-transplant, race-relations melodrama.
The Charles Bukowski Tapes:
Epic documentary by Barbet Schroeder.
Charles Manson Superstar:
Nikolas Schreck's portrait of 'still crazy after all these years' Charlie.
Charlotte:
Erotic nonsense from director Roger Vadim.
Chastity:
Drive-in outing starring Cher and produced by Sonny Bono.
Chesty Anderson, U.S. Navy:
Starring Shari Eubank, Rosanne Katon and Timothy Carey.
Clay Pigeon:
Burnt-out Vietnam vet Tom Stern is pulled into Telly Savalas' dicey drug-sting.
Combat Shock:
Buddy Giovinazzo's mindroasting vision of urban despair and mutant babies.
The Comeback Trail:
Chuck McCann and Buster Crabbe in Harry's Hurwitz's moviemaking comedy.
Coming Apart:
An outrageous arthouse psychodrama starring Rip Torn.
The Common Man [Dupont Lajoie]:
Jean Carmet and Isabelle Huppert in Yves Boisset's provocative Fremch drama.
The Companions of Baal:
A seven-part, French mini-series filled with Fantomas-style mystery and menace.
Convention Girls:
Joseph Adler's melancholy, drive-in era ensemble drama.
The Cool World:
Shirley Clarke's gritty, New York City street gang drama.
Copacabana:
TV-movie starring the hemorrhage-inducing Barry Manilow.
Cover Me Babe:
Starring Robert Forster and Sam Waterston.
Cracking Up:
Matt Mitler directs and stars as an abrasive, self-destructive, NYC comedian.
Cracking Up:
Hit-and-miss '70s skit comedy with Harry Shearer and Michael McKean.
The Crazy Family:
Family dysfunction reaches surreal heights, directed by Sogo Ishii.
The Cross and the Switchblade:
Pushy country preacher Pat Boone brings Jesus to the New York City ghetto.
The Cross of Love [Rakkauden Risti]:
Regina Linnanheimo in Teuvo Tulio's deliriously overheated Finnish melodrama.
A Cry in the Night:
Teenage Natalie Wood is kidnapped by brutish deviant Raymond Burr.
The Cube:
Jim Henson's surreal, ahead-of-its-time TV-experiment.
Cyborg 2087:
Michael Rennie stars in a cut-rate, time-traveling sci-fi adventure.
Dad... Can I Borrow the Car?:
Disney's tripped-out vision of American car culture and the teenage driving experience.
Daisies:
Czech arthouse dementia directed by Vera Chytilova.
Danger: Diabolik:
Mario Bava's trippy, high camp caper, starring John Philip Law.
Dark Intruder:
A Lovecraftian tale starring Leslie Nielsen and Peter Mark Richman.
Special Screenplay Review!
The Day the Clown Cried:
Jerry Lewis' infamous WWII concentration camp misfire.
The Day the Fish Came Out:
A nuclear stinker starring Tom Courtenay and Candice Bergen.
Deadhead Miles:
Alan Arkin is a crosscountry trucker in this Terrence Malick-scripted misfire.
The Deadly Art of Survival:
Charlie Ahearn's Lower East Side martial arts craziness.
Death Game [a.k.a. The Seducers]:
Kinky psychodrama starring Sondra Locke, Colleen Camp and Seymour Cassel.
Death in Small Doses:
Peter Graves and Chuck Connors in a truckers-on-speed melodrama.
Deathwatch:
Leonard Nimoy in director Vic Morrow's Jean Genet adaptation.
Deep End:
Jane Asher stars in Jerzy Skolimowski's unsettling psychodrama.
Delinquent Schoolgirls:
Escaped sexial deviants invade a girls' school!
Demon Lover Diary:
A hilarious documentary about the making of a pathetic, low-budget horror film.
De Sade:
Keir Dullea stars as the kinky Marquis.
The Diadem and Mini-Killers:
Diana Rigg stars in a pair of unfathomably bizarre low-budget featurettes.
Diary of a Teenage Hitchhiker:
Charlene Tilton goes thumb-tripping in this made-for-TV cautionary tale.
Did You Hear the One About the Traveling Saleslady?:
Phyllis Diller and Bob Denver star in an excruciating period comedy.
Dionysus in 69:
Early Brian De Palma feature, with William Finley.
Dirty Little Billy:
Michael J. Pollard as Old West sociopath Billy the Kid.
Dirtymouth:
Bernie Travis stars in this low-budget, semi-true story
of Lenny Bruce.
Dirty Weekend:
Michael Winner revenge thriller with Rufus Sewell and Lia Williams.
Door to Door Maniac:
Starring Johnny Cash as a Killer Psycho.
Dorothea's Revenge:
A young girl's bizarre exploration of deviant sexuality from director Peter Fleischman.
Down on Us [a.k.a. Beyond the Doors]:
The sinister 'truth' behind the deaths of Janis, Jimi and The Lizard King!
The Dream Makers:
James Franciscus stars in a record business rise-and-fall telefilm.
Drive:
David Warner and Steve Antin take to the road in this inventive indie oddity.
Drive, He Said:
Bruce Dern and Karen Black in Jack Nicholson's directorial debut.
The Drug Knot:
Ridiculous anti-drug TV-diatribe featuring the insufferable David Toma.
Dusty and Sweets McGee:
Director Floyd Mutrux's '70s California drug classic.
Dutchman:
Al Freeman, Jr. and Shirley Knight in Amiri Baraka's provocative play.
Eat It [Mangiala]:
Frank Wolff in Francesco Casaretti's outrageous look at food, sex, entertainment, and consumerism.
Ecstatic Stigmatic:
Underground gem starring Mirielle Cervenka.
The End of the Game:
Obscure Greek psychodrama.
Energy!!! The Movie:
Director Andreas Marfori's unreleased feature starring Timothy Leary.
E. Nick: A Legend in His Own Mind:
A cameo-packed comedy starring Don Calfa as a low-rent Hugh Hefner wannabe.
Entertainment Station:
An Egyptian musical-comedy.
The Ernie Game and Mahoney's Last Stand:
Alexis Kanner plays a pair of eccentric, anti-social misfits.
Evening Primrose:
Anthony Perkins sings in Stephen Sondheim's creepy musical.
Every Little Crook and Nanny:
A gangstar-comedy starring Victor Mature and Lynn Redgrave.
Everything's Ducky:
Mickey Rooney and Buddy Hackett in a talking-duck military-comedy.
Extreme Private Eros: Love Song 1974:
Director Kazuo Hara's emotionally scalding documentary.
The Failing of Raymond:
Made-for-TV movie starring Dean Stockwell as a nutjob with a grudge.
Fallen Angels:
Gregory Dark's gritty glimpse into the '80s adult-film business.
Fando and Lis:
Early feature from director Alejandro Jodorowsky.
A Fan's Notes:
Jerry Orbach in a botched adaptation of Frederick Exley's acclaimed novel.
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Fantabulous Inc.:
Richard Harrison and Judi West in Sergio Spina's ultra-groovy superhero spoof.
Farewell Uncle Tom:
A slavery-era jaw-dropper from the makers of MONDO CANE!
Fast Company:
William Smith and Claudia Jennings in a racing drama by David Cronenberg.
Fat Guy Goes Nutzoid:
Classic Troma-nure.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas:
Hunter S. Thompson's drug-drenched road trip.
Felidae:
A violent, hard-boiled mystery from Germany -- starring animated cats!
The Female Response:
Director Tim Kincaid's groovy, exploitative celebration of feminine sexuality.
Fermate Il Mondo... Voglio Scendere!:
Surreal Italian comedy starring Lando Buzzanca and Barbara Steele.
Fever Heat:
Nick Adams stars in Russell S. Doughton, Jr.'s dirt-track-racing melodrama.
Figures in a Landscape:
Robert Shaw and Malcolm McDowell in a thriller by director Joseph Losey.
Flareup:
Exotic dancer Raquel Welch is stalked by murderous Luke Askew.
Fol-de-Rol:
Mickey Rooney in Sid & Marty Krofft's prime-time musical-comedy-fantasy misfire.
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For Pete's Sake!:
Robert Sampson and Pippa Scott star in Billy Graham's '60s Christploitation classic.
Forty Deuce:
Director Paul Morrissey's Times Square sleaze-fest, starring Kevin Bacon.
Freaked:
Mutant comedy masterpiece from Alex Winter & Tom Stern.
Free Grass:
Psychedelic exploitation starring Russ Tamblyn and Richard Beymer.
Fudoh: The New Generations:
Takashi Miike's twisted tale of school-kid assassins.
Funnyman:
Peter Bonerz stars as a soul-searching comedian in John Korty's acclaimed feature.
Gangsterfilmen:
American gangster Clu Gulager moves to Sweden
and quickly creates chaos.
Get High On Yourself and Shattered... If Your Kid's On Drugs:
A double-dose of '80s all-star, anti-drug propaganda.
Getting Over:
John Daniels attempts to break into the shady Los Angeles music business.
Get To Know Your Rabbit:
Early Brian De Palma comedy starring Tom Smothers and John Astin.
Glen and Randa:
Hippie-age sci-fi, directed by Joseph McBride.
Go Ask Alice:
William Shatner & Andy Griffith in the '70s teen-drug drama.
The Godmothers:
Mickey Rooney in William Grefe's wretched mobster-comedy.
Golden Balls [Huevos de Oro]:
Javier Bardem stars in Bigas Luna's steamy social satire.
The Gong Show Movie:
Bizarre spin-off of the hit TV-show, starring and directed by Chuck Barris.
Go To Hell!!:
A hilariously scathing animated Biblical/sci-fi/comedy from Australia.
Grandpa Chillie Challa [A Varázsló] and The Magic of the Kite:
A pair of fanciful children's oddities spanning Hungary, France and China.
Graveyard of Honor:
Kinji Fukasaku's explosive gangland epic.
The Gravy Train [a.k.a. The Dion Brothers]:
Starring Stacy Keach and Frederic Forrest.
Gringo:
John Spacely's rancid slice of NYC junkie life, courtesy of director Lech Kowalski.
Ground Zero:
Ron Casteel races to save
San Francisco from a low-budget nuclear threat.
Guess What We Learned in School Today?:
Director John G. Avildsen's early, satirical sex-comedy.
Gums:
Brother Theodore and Terri Hall in a pornographic JAWS parody.
Habit:
Larry Fessenden's East Village vampire gem.
Hallucination Generation:
Run for your lives!! The drug fiends are coming!!
Hangup [a.k.a. Super Dude]:
Bill Elliott and Marki Bey in Henry Hathaway's mix of drugs, cops, romance, and streetwise action.
Hard To Be a God:
Peter Fleischmann's epic, sci-fi/fantasy historical-adventure.
The Harem Bunch; or War and Piece:
A bizarre, Arab-Israeli softcore sex-comedy featuring Monica Gayle.
The Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island:
Gilligan, the Skipper, The Globetrotters, Martin Landau, basketball-playing robots, and plenty of pain.
The Harvest:
Offbeat thriller starring Miguel Ferrer and Leilani Sarelle.
Head:
My all-time cult favorite, co-written by Jack Nicholson and starring The Monkees!
He Restoreth My Soul:
Merrill Womach's teeth-grinding, 'inspirational' portrait.
Herowork:
Rod Browning and Robert Chapel in a hicksploitation action-comedy obscurity.
High School Narc:
1985 AfterSchool Special with Michael Knight, Nancy Travis, Greg Germann, and Viggo Mortensen.
Hit and Run [a.k.a. Revenge Squad]:
Paul Perri, Claudia Cron and Will Lee in Charles Braverman's NYC neo-noir.
The Hitchhikers:
Ferd & Beverly Sebastian drive-in drivel starring Misty Rowe.
Hochelaga:
A gritty portrait of modern-day Canadian motorcycle gangs.
Honky:
Brenda Sykes stars in a groovy, interracial, drug-fueled love-story/road-movie.
Les Hordes:
French sci-fi mini-series embracing politics, crime, the media, plus one bad-ass cop.
Hot Tomorrows:
Victor Argo, Ray Sharkey and Herve Villechaize in Martin Brest's feature debut.
How Come Nobody's On Our Side?:
Starring Adam Roarke and Larry Bishop.
How Did You Get in? We Didn't See You Leave:
Jerry Lewis stars in this French-lensed disaster.
How To Succeed With Sex:
Director Bert I. Gordon's raunchy, misguided, X-rated sex-comedy.
Hughes and Harlow: Angels in Hell:
Director Larry Buchanan's laughably cut-rate Hollywood bio-pic.
Human Highway:
Nuclear comedy with Neil Young, Dennis Hopper and Devo.
I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle:
UK horror-comedy starring Neil Morrissey.
Ice:
Director Robert Kramer's subversive 16mm mosiac of armed urban rebellion.
Les Idoles:
Pierre Clementi and Bulle Ogier in a French musical-satire of pop idol superstardom.
Inchon:
Laurence Oliver, Jacqueline Bisset and David Janssen in Sun Myung Moon's infamous Korean War fiasco.
The Incredible Professor Zovek:
René Cardona Sr.'s deranged mix of madmen, monsters and a Mexican superhero.
International Guerillas:
A Salman Rushdie-loathing, Pakistani action-comedy-musical.
In the Beach House [Casotto]:
Jodie Foster in a strange and sexy Italian seaside comedy.
In the Fall of '55
Eden Cried:
Tom Pace stars in the fascinatingly atrocious tragic teen-romance.
I Saw Jesus Die:
A Danish dose of Biblical porn! Yes, it's a triple-X Jesus Christ flick!
Island of Death:
Directed by Niko Mastorakis.
I Start Counting:
Psychological thriller starring teenaged Jenny Agutter.
It Happened In Hollywood:
Screw Magazine's 35mm porno epic.
It's A Bird, It's A Plane, It's Superman:
Superhero-musical with Lesley Ann Warren, Loretta Swit and Kenneth Mars.
I Want To Go Home:
Adolph Green and Gerard Depardieu star in Alain Resnais' numbing fiasco.
Je T'Aime, Je T'Aime:
Director Alain Resnais' dazzling time-travel puzzle.
Joe Pyne:
Highlights from '60s-television's most acerbic, right-wing talk-show host.
Johnny Cool:
A gritty Mob romp starring Henry Silva and Elizabeth Montgomery.
Just Be There:
Michael Montgomery and Lynn Baker in a returning-Vietnam-vet melodrama.
Keep Off My Grass:
A hippie-satire misfire with The Monkees' Micky Dolenz, directed by Shelley Berman.
Kid Blue:
Counterculture western comedy starring Dennis Hopper, Peter Boyle and Warren Oates.
Kill!:
Jean Seberg, Stephen Boyd and James Mason in a loopy, anti-drug crime-thriller.
The Killing Kind:
Directed by Curtis Harrington, and starring John Savage.
Kings and Desperate Men:
Canadian thriller starring Patrick McGoohan and Alexis Kanner.
Kitten With a Whip:
'Bad Girl' gem starring Ann-Margret.
Kona Coast:
Richard Boone searches for a psycho in Hawaii.
The Kremlin Letter:
Patrick O'Neal and Richard Boone in John Huston's Cold War spy drama.
Ladies And Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains:
Diane Lane, Laura Dern and Ray Winstone in the cult teen-punk-band saga.
Lady Poison:
Japanese sexploitation and murder.
A Last Cry for Help:
Linda Purl stars in a made-for-TV tale of teen depression and suicide.
The Last Days of Planet Earth:
Nostradamus meets Toho!
Last Frankenstein:
Japanese mindfuck from director Takeshi Kawamura.
The Last Run:
George C. Scott and Tony Musante star in a hardboiled, high-octane Euro-noir.
Laughter in the Dark:
Nicol Williamson and Anna Karina in an adaptation of Vladimir Nabokov's novel.
Light Years Away:
Alain Tanner's haunting drama starring Trevor Howard and Mick Ford.
The Liquidator:
A James Bond super-spy parody starring Rod Taylor as a reluctant assassin.
Lisa, Bright and Dark:
Made-for-TV teen mental illness melodrama starring Kay Lenz and John Forsythe.
Lizzie:
Hugo Haas' multiple-personality potboiler starring Eleanor Parker and Richard Boone.
The Lollipop Cover:
Two-bit boxer Don Gordon befriends an abandoned little girl while on the road.
The Long Island Cannibal Massacre:
Another Nathan Schiff no-budget epic.
The Long Island Four:
Lance Loud and Klaus Nomi in the Nazi-saboteur underground epic.
Lovedolls Superstar:
David Markey's underground music-stardom satire.
Love God:
Will Keenan stars in Frank Grow's surreal monster-comedy-romance.
Lovely But Deadly:
Karate-chopping high school girl Lucinda Dooling battles drug dealers.
LSD: Flesh of the Devil:
Eurotrash spy hijinx starring Guy Madison.
Macunaima:
Off-the-wall Brazilian surrealism from director Joachim Pedro de Andrade.
Maidstone:
Director Norman Mailer's experimental mix of politics, sex and celebrity.
The Maltese Bippy:
Rowan & Martin theatrical dopiness.
The Man to Kill [Covjek Koga Treba Ubiti]:
Director Veljko Bulajic's
surreal historical fable.
The Man With the Power:
Persis Khambetta and Vic Morrow in a failed sci-fi TV-pilot.
Maryjane:
Marijuana once again turns good kids into addicts!
Mary's Incredible Dream:
Mary Tyler Moore's hilariously-misguided, made-for-TV musical-extravaganza.
Meet the Hollowheads:
Sci-fi silliness starring John Glover and Juliette Lewis.
The Milky Life:
Mickey Rooney straps on a diaper!
Mister Freedom:
Bizarre political satire from director William Klein.
Mr. India:
An epic, super-hero musical by Shekhar Kapur (Elizabeth).
Mr. Superinvisible:
Dean Jones and Gastone Moschin in director Antonio Margheriti's action-comedy.
Monaco Forever:
With Jean-Claude Van Damme as "Gay Karate Guy."
Mondo Candido:
A sexual-psychedelic vision from directors Gualtiero Jacopetti & Franco Prosperi.
The Monitors:
Guy Stockwell and Susan Oliver in a messy, Chicago-lensed sci-fi/satire.
The Moonshine War:
Patrick McGoohan and Alan Alda in Elmore Leonard's Prohibition-era hillbilly drama.
The Moving Finger:
Barry Newman and Lionel Stander in a Beatnik crime-drama.
Murder a la Mod:
William Finley in Brian De Palma's avant-garde feature debut.
The Murder of Fred Hampton:
A powerful Black Panther documentary.
Mustang: The House That Joe Built:
A '70s visit to Nevada's infamous Mustang Ranch.
My Best Friend's Birthday:
Quentin Tarantino's first, unfinished film.
The Naked Ape:
Victoria Principal in a misguided adaptation of Desmond Morris' '70s bestseller.
Nana:
Anna Gaël and Gillian Hills in Mac Ahlberg's groovy, sexy Émile Zola adaptation.
Nekromantik:
Directed by that sicko Jorg Buttgereit.
Nick Zedd: Steal This Video:
Shit. Pure shit.
Nico: An Underground Experience:
A 1983 concert video.
Night Flowers:
Gabriel Walsh in a New Jersey Vietnam-vet psychodrama.
The Night of a Thousand Cats:
Hugo Stiglitz and his killer kittens.
Night of the Juggler:
James Brolin searches the sleaziest niches of NYC for his kidnapped daughter.
Night of the Lepus:
Stuart Whitman battles Giant Killer Bunnies on the rampage!
Night of the Quarter Moon:
Trashy misegenation drama with Julie London and John Drew Barrymore.
The Night That Dracula Saved The World:
Judd Hirsch stars in a 1979 Halloween TV-special.
Night Tide:
Dennis Hopper stars in Curtis Harrington's eerie horror outing.
No More Excuses:
Director Robert Downey Sr.'s loopy underground oddity.
Norwood:
Glen Campbell and Joe Namath in a mind-numbingly misguided road movie.
No Secrets:
Excruciatingly-inept espionage comedy with Oliver Reed and Peter Cushing.
Nothing Lasts Forever:
Tom Schiller's surreal fantasy-comedy-romance, with Bill Murray.
Not My Daughter:
An innocent teenage girl falls prey to late-60s sex, drugs and dirty hippies.
Not My Kid:
Reagan-era anti-drug TV-movie starring George Segal and Stockard Channing.
No Way Home:
Tim Roth and James Russo star in Buddy Giovinazzo's gritty drama.
Of Freaks and Men:
Alexei Balabanov's brilliantly strange and fetishistic Russian period-drama.
O.K.:
Michael Verhoeven's raw and controversial vision of Vietnam War rape and murder.
Old Faithful:
Yellowstone National Park TV-special featuring Zero Mostel and Joey Heatherton.
Once Upon a Girl...:
An X-rated cartoon loosely adapted from Mother Goose.
Once Upon a Spy:
Ted Danson saves the world from Christopher Lee in this sci-fi telefilm.
The Other Side of Madness [The Helter Skelter Murders]:
Early. gritty Charlie Manson-based tale.
Outside In:
Heather Menzies falls for a whiny draft dodger in Allen Baron's Vietnam-era drama.
Oversexed Rug-
suckers From Mars:
'Nuff said.
Oz [a.k.a. 20th Century Oz]:
A sexy, Australian, rock 'n' roll update of The Wizard of Oz.
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Panama Red:
Drug-smuggling drama from director Robert Chinn.
The Passover Plot:
Zalman King stars in director Michael Campus' controversial interpretation of the life and death of Jesus.
The Paul Lynde Halloween Special:
With Paul Lynde, Tim Conway, Florence Henderson, and KISS!
The Phynx:
An astoundingly misguided rock 'n' roll, cameo-packed, espionage comedy.
Pick-Up:
Insanely-hallucinogenic hippie sexploitation courtesy of Bernie Hirschenson.
Pin Gods:
An ultra-obscure documentary on pro-bowling.
Pinocchio in Outer Space:
With the vocal stylings of Arnold Stang!
A Place Called Today:
Lana Wood and Cheri Caffaro in Don Schain's sleazy, urban-politics drama.
Planet Wars [Os Trapalhões na Guerra dos Planetas]:
No-budget Star Wars comedy from South America.
A Pleasure Doing Business:
Prostitution-comedy with Conrad Bain, John Byner and Misty Rowe.
Pony Girl:
Early Traci Lords fetish-fest.
Possession:
Andrzej Zulawski psychodrama with Isabelle Adjani and Sam Neill.
Pow! Hard Sex! [a.k.a. Detonation! Violent Games!]:
Japanese biker dementia.
The Private Lives of Adam and Eve:
With Mamie Van Doren, Mickey Rooney and Tuesday Weld.
Private Parts:
Wonderfully kinky thriller directed by Paul Bartel.
Private Property:
Corey Allen and Warren Oates star in Leslie Stevens' controversial thriller.
Psychedelicsex Kicks and Wild Hippie Orgy:
A no-budget, hippie-era sexploitation double-bill.
Pull My Daisy:
Jack Kerouac's Beat Generation classic.
Pulsebeat:
Daniel Greene gets pumped up in a '80s health-club schlock-fest.
Red Light in the White House:
Karin Mary Shea in Paul Leder's tale of government sex and corruption.
Renaldo and Clara:
Bob Dylan's 4-hour messterpiece.
The Restless Ones:
Christploitation classic with Kim Darby and Billy Graham.
Revolution:
It's hippie-dippy documentary time. Groovy!
Rhinoceros:
Eugene Ionesco's surreal play, starring Gene Wilder, Zero Mostel and Karen Black.
Right Hand of the Devil:
Bizarre low-budget LA crime film starring and directed by Aram Katcher.
Riot on 42nd St.:
Tim Kincaid's lovably-stupid grindhouse epic.
Riot on Sunset Strip:
Aldo Ray vs. those goddamn dirty hippies!
Ripa Hits the Skids:
Christian Lindblad's Finnish, slice-of-(low)life.
The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer:
A savage political satire starring Peter Cook.
The Roaring Fifties:
Director Peter Zedak's sprawling German satire of the rich and powerful.
Rock: It's Your Decision:
Christian propaganda about the evils of rock music.
Roger Corman's Frankenstein Unbound:
Starring John Hurt and Raul Julia.
Romp!!:
A groovy 1968 TV-special with Ryan O'Neal, Jimmy Durante, Barbara Eden, and Cream.
The Rubber Gun:
Allan Moyle's experimental feature about drug-dealing Canadian junkies.
The Sandman:
Another steaming pile from J.R. Bookwalter.
Sandra, The Making of a Woman:
Gary Graver sexploition starring Monica Gayle.
Satan Hates You:
James Felix McKenney's hilariously-hellbent, Chick Publication-inspired horror tale.
Satan's Children:
A troubled teen falls prey to Satanism in this demented, Florida-lensed outing.
Savages:
Andy Griffith and Sam Bottoms battle in a desert-survival made-for-TV movie.
Scream of Stone:
Werner Herzog's mountain-climbing drama with Donald Sutherland and Brad Dourif.
Scream of the Butterfly:
Sexy golddigger drama.
Screaming Mimi:
Starring Anita Ekberg.
The Sea That Thinks:
A surreal mindblower from director Gert de Graaff.
The Secret Life of Plants:
Half-baked pseudo-science plant-documentary, with music by Stevie Wonder.
The Secret Night Caller:
Robert Reed stars as an obscene phone-caller in this controversial TV-movie.
Self Defense:
Tom Nardini defends his home from murderous, right-wing miscreants.
Sex in the Comics:
A raunchy, hilariously misguided, live-action tribute to Tijuana Bibles.
Sex Kittens Go To College:
Albert Zugsmith dreck with Mamie Van Doren and Tuesday Weld.
Sextette:
Misguided mess starring the painfully decrepit Mae West.
Shadows in the City:
Craig Smith stars in Ari Roussimoff's underground DIY epic.
Shelf Life:
Bomb shelter cult-comedy directed by Paul Bartel, with Jim Turner and O-Lan Jones.
Side By Side:
Terry-Thomas in Bruce Beresford's bizarre British musical-comedy.
The Single Girls:
Claudia Jennings in Ferd & Beverly Sebastian's sex-'n'-slasher romp.
Sixteen:
Simone Griffeth goes rural in this '70s hickploitation romp.
The Ski Bum:
Self-absorbed Zalman King hits the Colorado slopes and romances Charlotte Rampling.
Skidoo:
Jackie Gleason and Carol Channing in Otto Preminger's gangsters-'n'-LSD comedy.
Skip Tracer [a.k.a. Deadly Business]:
Twisted Canadian debt collector drama.
Slaves of Love:
Bizarre sex-flick from director Charles Nizet.
Small Kill:
Starring Gary Burghoff and Jason Miller.
Smog:
An Italian businessman takes an odd and comical excursion throughout '60s Los Angeles.
Solaris:
Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky.
Sofi:
Tom Troupe stars in a low-budget, one-man Nikolai Gogol adaptation.
Sonic Boom:
Disaster-movie-satire short with Jonathan Winters, George Kennedy and Mark Harmon.
Son of Hitler:
A misguided comedy starring Bud Cort and Peter Cushing.
Spider Baby, Or The Maddest Story Ever Told:
Jack Hill's masterpiece, starring Sid Haig!
The Spirit of '76:
Time travel cult-comedy starring David Cassidy.
The Sporting Club:
Director Larry Peerce's caustic adaptation of Thomas McGuane's satirical novel.
The Squeeze:
Michael Apted crime-thriller starring Stacy Keach.
Stardust:
David Essex, Adam Faith and Keith Moon star in Michael Apted's rock 'n' roll drama.
Steambath:
Bill Bixby and Valerie Perrine in Bruce Jay Friedman's surreal stageplay.
Sticks and Bones:
Tom Aldredge and Cliff DeYoung star in Robert Downey Sr.'s adaptation of the David Rabe stageplay.
Stone Cold:
'90s bikerama starring Lance Henriksen and "The Boz."
The Stoolie:
Comedian Jackie Mason takes a misguided dramatic turn.
Stop Calling Me Baby!:
Jodie Foster stars in a French jailbait-drama.
The Story of Mankind:
Irwin Allen's all-star historical misfire, starring Vincent Price.
A Stranger in My Forest:
Mark IV Christsploitation-melodrama about a boy and his annoying pet bear.
Strangers in the City:
Gritty NYC Puerto Rican melodrama from writer-director Rick Carrier.
Street of Dreams:
Martin Sharp's documentary on the life of singer Tiny Tim.
The Subterraneans:
Atrocious Kerouac adaptation starring George Peppard.
Subway Riders:
Susan Tyrell and Robbie Coltrane in Amos Poe's underground feature.
Sugar Cookies:
Artsy, erotic, off-kilter psychodrama with Mary Woronov and Lynn Lowry.
Survival of Dana:
Melissa Sue Anderson, Robert Carradine and Judge Reinhold as TV-movie teen delinquents.
Sweet Saviour:
Troy Donahue stars as a murderous, Manson-wannabe hippie cult leader.
Sylvia:
A sordid '60s melodrama starring Carroll Baker and George Maharis.
Synanon:
'60s drug-drama starring Alex Cord, Stella Stevens and Chuck Connors.
Take Me Naked:
More grindhouse fun from Michael & Roberta Findlay.
Tale of the Cock:
Twisted inspirational drama starring Don Murray and Linda Evans.
Talk of the Town:
Jaye P. Morgan's uncensored Las Vegas talk-show fiasco.
Tarzun And The Valley Of Lust and Tarz & Jane, Cheeta & Boy:
A pair of '70s erotic Tarzan rip-offs.
Teenager:
A nutjob filmmaker's latest project spins out of control.
The Telephone Book:
A kinky phone-fetish comedy starring Sarah Kennedy.
The Tender Warrior:
Dan Haggerty in a brain-numbing 1970s children's-matinee staple.
The Tenth Level:
William Shatner made-for-TV movie based on Stanley Milgram's experiments.
Terminus:
Johnny Hallyday, Karen Allen and Jürgen Prochnow in a bizarre sci-fi/action dystopia.
Terri's Revenge and Perverted Passion:
An early '70s porno duet!
Test of Faith:
A Christian college student battles the evils of Evolution.
Themroc:
French dementia starring Michel Piccoli.
A Thief in the Night /
A Distant Thunder /
Image of the Beast /
The Prodigal Planet:
It's a Mark IV Pictures Rapture-rama!
This is a Hijack:
Adam Roarke and Neville Brand in a quirky, high-flying crime thriller.
Thundercrack!:
Curt McDowell's gothic-sex masterpiece, written and starring George Kuchar.
Time Slip:
Time-traveling adventure starring Sonny Chiba.
To Find a Man:
Knocked up NYC teenager Pamela Sue Martin seeks help from a lovesick friend.
Tomorrow I'll Scald Myself With Tea:
A bizarre Czech time-travel comedy...with Nazis!
Tonight For Sure:
An early nudie pic from Francis Ford Coppola.
Top of the Heap:
Christopher St. John's fantasy vision of the pissed-off male psyche.
Trackdown:
Jim Mitchum searches for a teenage runaway.
Trekkies:
Hilarious documentary on STAR TREK loser-fanatics.
Tropical Snow:
Madeleine Stowe and David Carradine in Ciro Durán's drug-smuggling drama.
The Troublemaker:
Tom Aldredge and Buck Henry in Theodore J. Flicker's NYC cult comedy.
The True Story of Lynn Stuart:
1950s housewife Betsy Palmer
goes undercover to stop
drug kingpin Jack Lord.
Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out:
Timothy Leary's pro-L.S.D. documentary.
Tusk:
Jodorowsky's justifiably-obscure elephant epic.
Two Before Zero:
Basil Rathbone teaches naive Mary Murphy about the Communist menace.
The Twonky:
Arch Oboler's anti-television sci-fi comedy starring Hans Conried.
The Tyrant King:
Three kids embark on a trippy mystery-adventure across London.
The Ultimate Degenerate:
Another depravity-fest from Michael & Roberta Findlay.
The Unknown Man of Shandigor:
Daniel Emilfork and Serge Gainsbourg in a stylish espionage adventure.
The Unpublicizable File and The Untold Story:
A Hong Kong Culinary Combo.
VD:
Kees Brusse stars in a scathing Dutch satire of the wealthy and reprehensible.
Violation of the Bitch:
Directed by Jose Larraz.
Viva Knievel!:
Starring Evel Knievel and loads of embarrassed co-stars.
Voyage of the Rock Aliens:
Starring Pia Zadora and Jermaine Jackson.
Wacky Taxi:
John Astin in a warmhearted, family-themed fiasco.
Watched!:
Stacy Keach and Harris Yulin in a counterculture tale of cops, drugs and revenge.
The Wave:
High school teacher Bruce Davison turns his students into mob psychology guinea pigs.
Wax or the Discovery of Television Among the Bees:
Directed by David Blair.
Way Out:
A crazy, streetwise portrait of South Bronx dope fiends.
Wedding Trough [Vase De Noces]:
Directed by Thierry Zéno.
The Werewolf of Woodstock:
TV-movie abomination with Michael Parks.
Whatever Happened to Mason Reese?:
Director Brett Ratner's early short film.
When You Comin' Back, Red Ryder?:
Marjoe Gortner in Mark Medoff's roadside diner psychodrama.
Who Are You Polly Maggoo?:
William Klein's scathing fashion-world comedy.
Whispers From Space:
A scathing documentary about self-proclaimed UFO 'expert' Gray Barker.
Wild in the Sky:
Brandon De Wilde stars in a counterculture comedy about a hijacked B-52 bomber.
Winter Soldier:
A powerful documentary that exposes the horrors of the Vietnam war.
Work Is A Four Letter Word:
David Warner in Peter Hall's trippy-mushroom comedy.
World on a Wire [Welt am Draht]:
Rainer Werner Fassbinder's epic, made-for-German-TV sci-fi mystery.
The World's Greatest Sinner:
Starring and directed by the legendary Timothy Carey.
The Year of the Sex Olympics:
Nigel Kneale's prescient sci-fi drama, co-staring Brian Cox.
Young Americans:
Hilariously-cheesy show choir documentary featuring "The New Joy-Generation!"
Youth Terror: The View From Behind the Gun and Lefty - Erinnerung an Einen Toten in Brooklyn [Lefty: Memories of a Dead One in Brooklyn]:
A pair of hard-hitting, NYC-based, 1978 documentaries.
Zan, King of the Jungle:
Steve Hawkes stars in a cut-rate Tarzan knock-off.
The Zebra Killer:
Austin Stoker stars in director William Girdler's urban thriller.
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