1 p.m.: A revolutionary hodgepodge by D.A. Pennebaker and Jean-Luc Godard. Accion Mutante: Directed by Alex de la Iglesia. Adrenaline: A bizarre French anthology. Alexander the Great: Starring William Shatner, Adam West and John Cassavetes. Alternative 3: A British sci-fi-paranoia faux-documentary. The American Dreamer: Early-'70s profile of a brain-fried Dennis Hopper. Angel Number 9: Directed by Roberta Findlay. Animal Attraction: Welcome to the Casa de Hee Haw! Another State of Mind: The classic punk documentary with Social Distortion. The Apple: A science fiction, disco fiasco, courtesy of Golan-Globus! Bad Boy Bubby: Rolf de Heer's brutal, demented drama. Bad Girls Dormitory: Directed by Tim Kincaid. Believe in Me: Jacqueline Bisset and Michael Sarrazin in an amphetamine-addict romance. Between Time And Timbuktu: A Space Fantasy: William Hickey stars in Kurt Vonnegut Jr.'s PBS sci-fi. Beyond the Doors: The 'truth' behind the deaths of Janis, Jimi and The Lizard King! The Big Cube: See Lana Turner freak out on LSD! 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. Black Gunn: Starring Jim Brown. Black on White / L'Urlo: A trippy, sexy double bill from director Tinto Brass. 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 / Stoned: Anti-drug propaganda duet starring Scott Baio. Brother Theodore Speaks: A filmed performance of Brother Theodore's deranged stage-show. Bye Bye Monkey: Directed by Marco Ferreri, and starring Gerard Depardieu. Can Heironymus Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humpee and Find True Happiness?: Starring Anthony Newley. Candy: With Marlon Brando, Richard Burton, Ringo Starr, and plenty of other equally embarrassed stars. 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: Directed by Barbet Schroeder. Charles Manson Superstar: Nikolas Schreck's portrait of 'still crazy after all these years' Charlie. Charlotte: Directed by Roger Vadim. Chastity: Starring Cher and produced by Sonny. Chesty Anderson, U.S. Navy: Starring Shari Eubank, Rosanne Katon and Timothy Carey. Coming Apart: An outrageous arthouse psychodrama starring Rip Torn. Copacabana: Starring the hemorrhage-inducing Barry Manilow. Cover Me Babe: Starring Robert Forster. The Crazy Family: Directed by Sogo Ishii. 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. Dad... Can I Borrow the Car?: Disney's tripped-out vision of American car culture and the teenage driving experience. Daisies: 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. 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. The Deadly Art of Survival: Charlie Ahearn's Lower East Side martial arts craziness. 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: Directed by Jerzy Skolimowski. Demon Lover Diary: A hilarious documentary about the making of a pathetic, low-budget horror film. The Diadem / Mini-Killers: Diana Rigg stars in two bizarre low-budget featurettes. Dirty Little Billy: Michael J. Pollard as Old West sociopath Billy the Kid. 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. Drive, He Said: Jack Nicholson's directorial debut. The Drug Knot: Starring the insufferable David Toma. Dusty and Sweets McGee: Director Floyd Mutrux's '70s drug classic. The End of the Game: Obscure Greek psycho-drama. Energy!!! The Movie: Starring Timothy Leary. Entertainment Station: An Egyptian musical-comedy. 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. Extreme Private Eros: Love Song 1974: Director Kazuo Hara's emotionally scalding documentary. Fando and Lis: Directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky. Farewell, Uncle Tom: From the makers of MONDO CANE! Fast Company: Directed by David Cronenberg. Fat Guy Goes Nutzoid: 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! Forty Deuce: Paul Morrissey's Times Square sleaze-fest, starring Kevin Bacon. Freaked: A mutant comedy 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. 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. The Gong Show Movie: Starring and directed by Chuck Barris.

Go To Hell!!: A hilariously-scathing animated Biblical/sci-fi/comedy from Australia. Gringo: A rancid slice of NYC junkie life, courtesy of director Lech Kowalski. 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!! Hard To Be a God: Peter Fleischmann's epic, sci-fi/fantasy historical-adventure. The Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island: Gilligan, the Skipper, The Globetrotters, Martin Landau, basketball-playing robots, and plenty of pain. The Harvest: Starring Miguel Ferrer. Head: My all-time cult fave, starring The Monkees! He Restoreth My Soul: Merrill Womach's teeth-grinding, 'inspirational' portrait. The Hitchhikers: Starring Misty Rowe. Hochelaga: A gritty portrait of modern-day Canadian motorcycle gangs. Hot Tomorrows: Victor Argo, Ray Sharkey and Herve Villechaize in Martin Brest's feature debut. How Did You Get in? We Didn't See You Leave: Jerry Lewis stars in this French-lensed disaster. 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. Inchon: Laurence Oliver, Jacqueline Bisset and David Janssen in Sun Myung Moon's infamous Korean War fiasco. International Guerrillas: A Salman Rushdie-loathing, Pakistani action-comedy-musical. In the Beach House (Casotto): Jodie Foster in a strange and sexy Italian seaside comedy. 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. It Happened In Hollywood: Screw Magazine's 35mm porno epic. It's A Bird, It's A Plane, It's Superman: A 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. Kid Blue: Counterculture western comedy starring Dennis Hopper and Warren Oates. The Killing Kind: Directed by Curtis Harrington, and starring John Savage. Kitten With a Whip: Starring Ann-Margret. 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. The Last Days of Planet Earth: Nostradamus meets Toho! Last Frankenstein The Last Run: George C. Scott and Tony Musante star in a hardboiled, high-octane Euro-noir. Lizzie: Hugo Haas' multiple-personality potboiler starring Eleanor Parker and Richard Boone. 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. Macunaima: Off-the-wall Brazilian surrealism. Maidstone: Director Norman Mailer's experimental mix of politics, sex and celebrity. The Maltese Bippy: Rowan & Martin theatrical dopiness. The Manipulator: Starring Mickey Rooney at his most pathetic. Maryjane: Marijuana once again turns good kids into addicts! Meet the Hollowheads: Sci-fi silliness starring John Glover and Juliette Lewis. The Milky Life: Mickey Rooney straps on a diaper! Mister Freedom: Directed by William Klein. Mr. India: An epic, super-hero musical by Shekhar Kapur (Elizabeth). Monaco Forever: With Jean Claude Van Damme as "Gay Karate Guy." Mondo Candido: A sexual-psychedelic vision from directors Gualtiero Jacopetti & Franco Prosperi. The Moving Finger: Barry Newman and Lionel Stander in a Beatnik crime-fest. 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. 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 Lepus: See! Giant Killer Rabbits! The Night That Dracula Saved The World: Judd Hirsch stars in a 1979 Halloween TV-special. Norwood: Glen Campbell and Joe Namath in a mind-numbingly misguided road movie. Nothing Lasts Forever: Tom Schiller's surreal fantasy-comedy-romance, with Bill Murray. Of Freaks and Men: Alexei Balabanov's brilliantly strange and fetishistic Russian period-drama. Once Upon a Girl...: An X-rated cartoon, based on Mother Goose. Oversexed Rugsuckers From Mars Oz (a/k/a 20th Century Oz): A sexy, rock 'n' roll update of The Wizard of Oz from Australia. The Paul Lynde Halloween Special: With Paul Lynde, Tim Conway, Florence Henderson, and KISS! Perverted Passion / Terri's Revenge: An early '70s porno duet! The Phynx: An astoundingly bad rock 'n' roll, cameo-packed comedy. Pick-Up: Insanely-hallucinogenic hippie sexploitation. Pin Gods: An ultra-obscure documentary on pro-bowling. Pinocchio in Outer Space: With Arnold Stang! Planet Wars (Os Trapalhoes na Guerra dos Planetas): A deranged, no-budget Star Wars comedy from South America.

A Pleasure Doing Business: A painfully-kooky prostitution-comedy with Conrad Bain, John Byner and Misty Rowe. Pony Girl: An early, Traci Lords fetish-fest. Possession: Starring 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: Directed by Paul Bartel. Pull My Daisy: Jack Kerouac's Beat Generation classic. 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: A Christploitation classic featuring Kim Darby and Billy Graham. Revolution: It's hippie documentary time! Rhinoceros: Eugene Ionesco's surreal play, starring Gene Wilder, Zero Mostel and Karen Black. Riot on 42nd St.: Tim Kincaid's lovably-stupid grindhouse epic with Jeff Lahey. 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. Rock: It's Your Decision: Christian propaganda about the evils of rock music. Roger Corman's Frankenstein Unbound: Starring John Hurt and Raul Julia. The Sandman: Another steaming pile from J.R. Bookwalter. Sandra, The Making of a Woman: Gary Graver sexploition starring Monica Gayle. Scream of the Butterfly. Screaming Mimi: Starring Anita Ekberg. The Sea That Thinks: A surreal mindblower from director Gert de Graaff. The Seducers: Starring Sondra Locke and Colleen Camp. Sex in the Comics: A raunchy, hilariously misguided, live-action tribute to Tijuana Bibles. Sextette: Starring the painfully decrepid Mae West. Shadows in the City: Craig Smith stars in Ari Roussimoff's underground epic. Shelf Life: Bomb shelter comedy directed by Paul Bartel. The Single Girls: Claudia Jennings in Ferd & Beverly Sebastian's sex-'n'-slasher romp. Sixteen: Simone Griffeth goes rural in this '70s hickploitation sex-romp. Skidoo: Jackie Gleason in Otto Preminger's gangsters-'n'-LSD comedy. Slaves of Love: Bizarre sex-flick from director Charles Nizet. Small Kill: Starring Gary Burghoff and Jason Miller. Solaris: Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky. 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! Spirit of '76: Starring David Cassidy. 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. 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. 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. Synanon: '60s drug-drama starring Alex Cord, Stella Stevens and Chuck Connors. Take Me Naked: From Michael & Roberta Findlay. Talk of the Town: Jaye P. Morgan's uncensored Las Vegas talk-show fiasco. Tarzun And The Valley Of Lust / Tarz & Jane, Cheeta & Boy: Two '70s erotic Tarzan rip-offs. The Telephone Book: A kinky phone-fetish comedy. The Tenth Level: William Shatner made-for-TV movie based on Stanley Milgram's experiments. Themroc: Starring Michel Piccoli. Thundercrack!: Written and starring George Kuchar. Time Slip: A time-traveling action-adventure starring Sonny Chiba. 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. Trackdown: Jim Mitchum searches for a teen-runaway, aided by Eric Estrada and Cathy Lee Crosby. Trekkies: Hilarious documentary on STAR TREK loser-fanatics. Tusk: Alejandro Jodorowsky's justifiably-obscure elephant epic. The Twonky: Anti-television sci-fi starring Hans Conried. Unpublicized File / The Untold Story: A Hong Kong Culinary Combo. 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 stars in a warmhearted, G-rated, family-themed fiasco. 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 a.k.a. The Pig Fucking Movie The Werewolf of Woodstock: TV-movie abomination with Michael Parks. Whatever Happened to Mason Reese?: Directed by Brett Ratner. When You Comin' Back, Red Ryder?: Marjoe Gortner in Mark Medoff's 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. 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 hallucinogenic-mushroom comedy. World of Wires [Welt Am Draht]: Rainer Werner Fassbinder's made-for-German-TV sci-fi mystery. The World's Greatest Sinner: Starring and directed by Timothy Carey. The Year of the Sex Olympics: Nigel Kneale's prescient sci-fi drama, co-staring Brian Cox.