Quality reviews of films of questionable quality.
When his institutionalized twin brother escapes on Thanksgiving night, a young man embarks on a homicidal rampage through a Jacksonville garden apartment complex.
An affluent family grows increasingly alarmed when the Pilgrim re-enactors they hired for Thanksgiving refuse to break character, even as people go missing.
Humphrey Bogart plays a Runyonesque gambler who stumbles onto a Nazi spy ring after his favorite cheesecake baker is murdered.
Homely Dr. Jekyll’s serum transforms him into the dashing, sociopathic Edward Hyde—who promptly torments Jekyll’s unfaithful wife and her lover, Jekyll’s backstabbing best friend, played by Christopher Lee.
Caribbean pirate Burt Lancaster captures a British ship, schemes to sell its arms twice over, then falls for a rebel leader’s daughter and switches sides.
Ten years after the Jigsaw killer’s death, police investigate a fresh set of murders bearing his MO while a group of strangers endure one of his “games”.
A nurse in wartime England endures personal and professional hardships while remaining true to her vocation.
In reverse-chronological order, we follow two men’s quest for vengeance after a woman close to them is brutally assaulted.
Anton Diffring kidnaps beautiful Hazel Court to blackmail surgeon Christopher Lee into performing an operation to keep him young.
In a sprawling mansion, a mystery writer and her guests are terrorized by a masked killer searching for a fortune in stolen securities.
The denizens of a Brooklyn scrapyard contend with a psychotic Vietnam vet, an overzealous cop, an angry mobster, and a toxic liquor that turns bodies into human Slurpees.
William Peter Blatty’s director’s cut still has George C. Scott investigating murders by a killer who died fifteen years ago, but makes different choices—some smart, some not.
