Quality reviews of films of questionable quality.
Sent to a school for disturbed children after the accident that killed his baby sister, ten-year-old Joey returns home and insists his nanny, played by Bette Davis, means to kill him next.
Small-time crook Walter Matthau knocks over a podunk New Mexico bank for what should be a few thousand dollars, comes away with three-quarters of a million, and knows exactly whose money he’s taken.
A government program drops an Army pilot into a dead man’s last eight minutes aboard a Chicago commuter train, over and over, until he can find the bomber.
A globe-trotting archaeologist races the Nazis to find the Ark of the Covenant.
A nun at a rural convent unravels after encountering Satan.
An unassuming man tumbles into madness after renting a Paris apartment whose previous tenant committed suicide.
A send-up of 1970s disaster pictures that sees a traumatized ex-fighter pilot struggle to land a jetliner full of critically ill passengers.
An insurance salesman conspires with a married woman to kill her husband and collect on an accident policy.
In old Arizona, former lawman Randolph Scott hunts the seven men responsible for his wife’s death and crosses paths with a couple heading to California.
A man suffering from amnesia tries to piece together his identity while questioning his sanity and investigating a possible murder.
In a remote country house, a religious zealot confines her dead son’s fiancée to an attic prison.
Lawman Sean Connery arrives on a mining rig on one of Jupiter’s moons and uncovers a conspiracy.
