Wes Stern stars as Colin Slade, a college boy with a winning way with women, in writer-director Theodore J Flicker’s cheap-looking, sometimes sharp satire on sex and social mores, the 1970 comedy Up in the […]
Director William Richert’s 1980 The American Success Company [Success] [American Success] is a peculiar but sometimes funny black comedy about the inexperienced but ambitious son of a credit-card tycoon who decides to change his luck […]
Director Paul Bogart’s 1970 drama Halls of Anger stars Calvin Lockhart, Janet MacLachlan, Jeff Bridges, James A Watson Jr, Rob Reiner, Edward Asner, John McLiam and Otis Day [Dewayne Jesse], and Patricia Stich. Sixty white […]
Director Steve Rash’s 1987 Can’t Buy Me Love [Boy Rents Girl] is a pleasantly routine American teen comedy with a familiar plot about nerdy outcast senior year boy (Patrick Dempsey) hiring popular, beautiful high-school cheerleader girl […]
Director Richard Lester’s elaborate and boisterous 1984 screwball farce Finders Keepers is set on a trans-American train, aboard which a couple, Georgiana (Pamela Stephenson) and her lover Josef Sirola (Ed Lauter), have hidden their stolen […]
Writer-director Phil Alden Robinson’s smart and quirky romantic comedy 1987 In the Mood [The Woo Woo Kid] stars Patrick Dempsey, who enjoys one of his best roles as the real life ‘Woo Woo Kid’ of […]
Directors Henry Levin and George Pal’s expensive, well-crafted, good-looking big-budget 1962 fantasy film The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm was made for the huge Cinerama cinema screen. The screenplay is based on the life […]