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As Fill’er Up with Super opens, hapless car salesman Klouk (Bernard Crombey) is seen combating every query of a would-be buyer who wants to lower the purchase price of a 1968 vintage Porsche. After a disastrous test drive, Klouk’s boss
Given the recent spate of musical biopics-Bohemian Rhapsody, Rocket Man, Respect and Elvis—it’s no surprise that Whitney Houston would receive one too. Considered one of the best R&B vocalists of all time, her glittering rise and tragic fall seems tailor
An unofficial sequel to The Lost Weekend, George Stevens’ 1952 film Something to Live For stars Ray Milland as an alcoholic ad man in New York City trying his best to live a life of sobriety. Alan Miller’s life was
Based on Theodore Dreiser’s novel Sister Carrie, William Wyler’s Carrie wasn’t a real box office success upon its release in 1952. Despite a cast featuring Jennifer Jones and Laurence Olivier, the dark nature of the plot likely kept audiences away.
In a career spanning more than twenty years, independent filmmaker Bill Zebub has become a bit of multimedia titan, publishing a quarterly magazine, hosting a radio show and releasing low budget, independently released movies at an amazing rate. As of
In a career that’s spanned more than forty years and over 100 movies, Nicholas Cage had never done a Western. So, it’s no surprise he would want to saddle up and try something new. Sadly, The Old Way is another
Loosely based on a true story, the 1968 British comedy The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom leans into the mod lifestyle that permeated London in the mid to late 1960’s while exploring the complexities of romantic relationships. Married to Robert (Richard
The most commercially successful director of all time, Steven Spielberg began his professional career in 1969, helming a segment of Rod Serling’s Night Gallery starring Joan Crawford. More than fifty years later, Spielberg has produced over 150 film and television
Made in 1968, in response to the political and social unrest that rocked France in the summer of that year, Jean-Denis Bonan’s A Woman Kills (La Femme Bourreau) was shelfed for nearly five decades after failing to find a distributor.
Released in August of 1980, The Hunter is largely remembered because star Steve McQueen died just three months later, as a result of cancer surgery. McQueen plays a modern day, down and out bounty hunter Ralph “Papa” Thorson (whose real