THE PLOT AGAINST HARRY premiered in January of 1971 at a single theater in Seattle. Premiered, ignored, then unceremoniously yanked out of circulation. Considered lost, it made a Hail Mary reappearance at film festivals i...

LURE OF THE WILDERNESS drew sufficient audiences to make it 1952′ 48th most attended picture, a gross of $5,600,000 ensured by attractive young stars, a grizzled older pro and a solid storyline, remaking 1941’s ...

‘Real gone’ chick about to be scolded to “cool it”

THE BEAT GENERATION sleazed into 1959 as a mix of a tawdry crime story with a noir edge, relationship drama and campy ‘exp...

THE PROUD ONES contains a wisdom nugget that certain lazy/crazy Chief Executives ought to remember, had they a lick of sense: “You can always hire fools and drunkards to do something, but when trouble comes, men ar...

NOTHING BUT A MAN, an immediately arresting, starkly honest bare-budget drama from 1964, commands respect on a number of levels. That’s assuming you’re among those who’ve actually seen it. Hard...