
Construction Engineer Stuart Graff is estranged from his jealously possessive wife, Remy, and has an affair with Denise Marshall, the widow of a co-worker. Read More »
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Deadly Strangers (1975) Sidney Hayers, Hayley Mills, Simon Ward, Sterling Hayden

Amidst public warnings of a dangerous patient who’s escaped from a mental hospital Read More »
The Blue Pearl (1951) Ishirô Honda, Yuriko Hamada, Reizaburô Yamamoto, Ryô Ikebe

The Blue Pearl depicts the interplay between a young man from Tokyo and two ama Read More »
American Grindhouse (2010) Elijah Drenner, Robert Forster, Eric Schaefer, Eddie Muller

This documentary explores the hidden history of the American Exploitation Film. Read More »
David’s Mother (1994) Robert Allan Ackerman, Kirstie Alley, Sam Waterston, Stockard Channing

Sally Goodson (Kirstie Alley) has been raising her autistic son David (Michael A. Goorjian) alone since her husband left many years ago. Read More »
Tajouj (1977) Gadalla Gubara, Salah ibn Al Badiya, Majda Hamadnalla

Beginning of the 20th century in the east of Sudan. Tajouj is the beautiful cousin of a young tribesman Read More »
The House on the Coast (1954) Bosko Kosanovic, René Deltgen, Bert Sotlar, Nadja Regin

The story takes place in a town on Adriatic coast. Mother wants to marry her daughter to a wealthy doctor Read More »
El Cortez (2006) Stephen Purvis, Lou Diamond Phillips, Bruce Weitz, Glenn Plummer

A man just released from a mental institution gets involved in a gold mine scheme while trying to avoid the cops Read More »
Noose / The Silk Noose (1948) Edmond T. Gréville, Carole Landis, Joseph Calleia, Derek Farr

Sugiani, a black-market racketeer in London, following World War II, is amassing a vast fortune until Linda Medbury Read More »
Zero to Sixty (1978) Don Weis, Darren McGavin, Sylvia Miles, Joan Collins

Mike Nolan (Darren McGavin) is a Beverly Hills resident whose divorce case — blown by a hopelessly inept, possibly larcenous attorney (Dick Martin) — has left him with no home Read More »