Coma [1978] ThrillerFeaturing a gripping story about a streak of strange events in a big hospital, Coma is a suspenseful and smart thriller that stood the test of time.
Sorcerer [1977] ThrillerDo not have any doubt, Sorcerer is one of the most nerve-wracking and suspenseful movies ever made. A complex and utterly immersive masterpiece.
Night Moves [1975] ThrillerI could talk all day about how Night Moves is one of the best noir movies, and I do, but what you should do is see this fucking movie.
Le Cercle Rouge [1970] ThrillerGet a pack of cigarettes, a bottle of whiskey, and play Le Cercle Rouge, a stylish noir masterpiece offering a look into the desolate world of crime.
The Big Bird Cage [1972] ComedyIf you've never heard of the sexploitation subgenre, The Big Bird Cage is a great way to get to know it. It features an easygoing atmosphere, an exotic setting and just the right amounts of sleaze.
The Mountain of the Cannibal God [1978] HorrorThe Mountain of the Cannibal God, a well-balanced adventure movie with an exotic setting and Ursula Anders can be a great intro to the exploitation genre.
Assault on Precinct 13 [1976] and [2005] ThrillerWell, this is a back to back review of the classic and its reincarnation from 2005. The original flick, as always, was a low budget thriller with an...
Papillon [1973] DramaBased on true events, Papillon is one of those great seventies movies that stood the test of time. It took me quite a while to get over this doubt I...
Coffy [1973] Movies so bad that they are goodIf you had to see one Blaxploitation movie, choose Coffy. It's different, stylish, spunky, and starring the queen of the genre Pam Grier.
A Boy and His Dog [1975] Science fictionAuthentic, nasty, and visually impressive, A Boy and His Dog is a different type of post-apocalyptic movie that you simply must check out.
