Showing posts with label 1975. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1975. Show all posts
March 29, 2018
Movie Review: The Teacher
Labels:
1970s,
1975,
Angel Tompkins,
Drama,
Howard Avedis,
Jay North,
Movie Review,
Sexploitation,
Thriller
February 14, 2018
Movie Review: Pick-Up
Labels:
1970s,
1975,
arthouse,
Bernard Hirschensen,
Drama,
Drive-In,
Grindhouse,
Movie Review,
Surreal
November 28, 2016
Movie Review: Psychic Killer
Labels:
1970s,
1975,
Comedy,
Horror,
Jim Hutton,
Julie Adams,
Ray Danton,
Science Fiction,
Vinegar Syndrome
April 7, 2014
Movie Review: The Possessor
Labels:
1970s,
1975,
Exploitation,
Foreign,
Horror,
Italian,
Movie Review,
Possession,
Richard Conte,
Supernatural
February 27, 2014
Movie Review: Friday Foster
Blaxploitation is a genre I need to explore some more of. There are some really good films that came out of this era. Some more so than others. There are the ones everyone is aware of, Shaft and Foxy Brown come to mind, these are the ones that even non-movie geeks know. But you can dig a little deeper and find slightly more obscure titles (at least by my uneducated estimation) like Black Belt Jones, TNT Jackson, Truck Turner (this is a good one), and Sheba Baby (which I did not particularly care for). Then there are those that when you see them, you wonder what took so long or why they are not better regarded. Enter Friday Foster.
Labels:
1970s,
1975,
Action,
Blaxploitation,
Carl Weathers,
Movie Review,
Netflix'ns,
Pam Grier,
Scatman Crothers,
Thriller,
Yaphet Kotto
October 10, 2013
Horror-A-Day: The Devil Within Her
Today was the first day to have a chill from start to finish. Not cold exactly, but a certain temperature level that makes the wearing of shorts a little less like a good idea. Interestingly enough, this slightly frosted day follows my watching of a little horror film from the mid 1970s that I have seen listed under a few names, that continues my trend of watching movies I have never seen before. While I have certainly stumbled across a few stinkers, this was not one of them. I would not call this a great movie but it certainly has a certain undeniable charm.
Labels:
1970s,
1975,
Donald Pleasance,
Exploitation,
Horror,
Horror-A-Day,
Joan Collins,
Movie Review,
Netflix'ns
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