Quality reviews of films of questionable quality.
Showgirl Jean Arthur finds herself stranded in a fog-bound South American port, where she encounters Cary Grant and his crew of flyers who risk their necks threading mail planes through a treacherous mountain pass.
In this Three Mesquiteers entry, John Wayne fakes his death to go undercover and foil a poison gas smuggling plot.
Jason Voorhees is cryogenically frozen in the near future and awakened four centuries later aboard a spaceship.
Anthony Wong plays a murderous fugitive working illegally in South Africa who contracts Ebola and becomes a living super-spreader.
A Freudian psychoanalyst takes on the case of a young woman plagued by murderous blackouts, unaware she’s possessed by the spirit of her father, Jack the Ripper.
Prospector Franco Nero returns home to find his brother George Hilton a lush and his hometown cowering under the boot of a land baron and his psychopathic son.
A young soprano finds herself stalked by a black-gloved killer who forces her to watch his crimes.
Career NCO James Garner finds himself caught in an escalating war of wills with a venal small-town sheriff—a war that can only be settled with 30 tons of rolling steel.
A New England ranger traces a series of disappearances to a remote lodge and its creepy owner, uncovering what may be an ancient curse.
Frank Sinatra reunites his old Army unit, including Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr., to pull off a New Year’s Eve robbery of five Las Vegas casinos simultaneously.
Clint Eastwood plays Frank Morris in Don Siegel’s fact-based account of the only unresolved escape from the supposedly “escape-proof” prison.
After ten years in a prison camp, former Union soldier Klaus Kinski sets out for revenge on the friends that betrayed and framed him.
