Quality reviews of films of questionable quality.
As the end of the sixties looms, two alcoholic, unemployed actors talk their way into a Lake District cottage for a disastrous holiday.
An elderly Victorian inventor and his square-jawed American financier drill into a prehistoric world ruled by telepathic flying lizards.
An alien arrives in rural New Mexico intent on ferrying water back to his drought-stricken homeworld, and is undone by betrayal and gin.
A lineman, a single mother, and a French scientist are drawn toward the same Wyoming butte after separate encounters with visitors from the sky.
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.
