What Ever Happened to Aunt Alice?
It's cold-blooded murder, I tell ya! Feisty Ruth Gordon goes undercover to find the evidence of homicide at Geraldine Page's desert home,…

It's cold-blooded murder, I tell ya! Feisty Ruth Gordon goes undercover to find the evidence of homicide at Geraldine Page's desert home,…

Olinka Berova is as sexy as Ursula Andress, but even with a new woman producer Hammer's She sequel doesn't give this new…

Those scurrilous Italian 'mondo' films are difficult to see in original versions; this Something Weird double bill yields an American hybrid of…

Director Bryan Forbes tries his hand at comedy. His nostalgic Victorian farce features an eclectic choice of Brit stars -- established greats…

Fiery dame Susan Hayward carries this far-flung 'women's epic' to delirious romantic extremes, as her Irish heroine defies nature and exploits admirers…

Brigitte Bardot proved her mettle as a dramatic actress in H.G. Clouzot's strikingly pro-feminist courtroom epic, that puts the modern age of…

Jane Goodall fell for Tarzan at an early age – ‘he married the wrong Jane’ she said, half joking. A confirmed tree-hugger,…

Last fall's audience-pleaser is indeed a pleasant surprise, not because it's a classic but because it isn't plain awful. An unnecessary third…

Make way for the ribald, very non-PC adventures of the GI doofus Private Snafu -- demonstrator of the wrong way to do…

Is this any way to treat a lady? Lovely Nina Foch just wanted a job, but she instead becomes the fall-gal in…

It's a spooky, snowy train ride across thousands of miles of Siberian rails -- trapped on board with a victim-possessing creature from…

Murder strikes a private college. In the new security guard's efforts to find the killer, he uncovers sordid secrets and multiple unsavory…

Retitled from The Honorary Consul and sold in America with one of Paramount's sleaziest ad campaigns, John MacKenzie and Christopher Hampton's adaptation…

A million American GIs are bivouacked in the English countryside, awaiting debarkation to France... and the green fields are loaded with young…

Jack the Ripper arrived in America with the kind of fanfare usually reserved for visiting royalty. Thanks to Joseph E. Levine’s million…

John Cassavetes springs forth as a major 1950s talent in these two 'Primetime Special' dramatic plays broadcast live on ABC and CBS.…

The racial animus that roiled recent elections in Mississippi was a reminder of segregation’s cockroach-like resiliency in that state – it wasn’t…

Francis Coppola's get-out-of-debt directorial assignments may not be his most personal movies, but this one is satisfying just the same, with its…

Wow -- a good Audie Murphy movie. Clair Huffaker's screenplay should take credit, as well as the workmanlike direction of former Hitchcock…

War no longer recognizes 'innocent bystanders': a married couple seeks to sidestep 'civil disturbances' by relocating to a rural island, only for…

"Brace Yourself For A SHOCK!...200 Feet of Living Burning Horror!" Eugène Lourié's second feature about an irate sea monster wrecking a city…

The murky crimes of sordid characters come to the fore in the wide-open Nevada spaces... producer Hal Wallis' Technicolor noir concentrates on…

Propping up one of Hammer Studios’ more visceral double-bills, John Gilling’s The Plague of the Zombies was released alongside Terence Fisher’s Dracula,…

The star lineup sparkles in this witty, lighthearted tale of a gang of international schemers and cutthroats trying to -- well, what…

Pearl S. Buck and Leo McCarey give it to ya straight: Red China is BAD. This strange mix of Cold War truth-telling…

Screaming, flying 'Autonomous Mobile Swords' have decimated the enemy in a war on a far-off planet, but now the pesky smart weapons…