Edmond O'Brien

Stella Stevens

Shailar Coby

Eartha Kitt

Get Off My Back

Get Off My Back (1965)

Angie Dickinson

Kevin McCarthy

Jack Elam

Captain Hayes of the Texas Rangers reached the pinnacle of his career when he captured the notorious John Henry, an outlaw cowboy, and put him behind bars. Twenty years later, upon his release, Henry is older, but unrepentant. Within six hours after leaving his jail cell, he evens the score with Hayes by holding up the Bank of Texas for twenty thousand dollars in gold. Hayes, in his fury, gets himself out of retirement to take up the chase once more.—Echo Bridge Home Entertainment

Once Upon a Texas Train

Once Upon a Texas Train (1988)

Gloria Grahame

Billy Chapin

Sterling Hayden

In a California city, Lt. Fred Parks interrogates drunken baker Albert Willis about his possible connection to the recent east-side robberies. After repeatedly stating that he is innocent, Willis finally erupts in anger and punches Parks, who hits him back. Chief Joseph E. Conroy enters just in time to hear Willis threaten revenge, but is compelled to release him after he reads that councilman Edgar Goodwin is calling for an investigation of police brutality. Willis returns to his wife Helen, but slips out again that night, and hours later, Parks is shot at a police call box. Joe takes on the case, and immediately suspects Willis, but has only the fatal bullets from a Mauser pistol as evidence. When the police try again to arrest Willis, the baker runs away, falling on his head during the chase. Again, he swears he is innocent, and after his lawyer, wife and Goodwin hear about Willis' head injuries, they put pressure on Joe. Joe is forced to let Willis go, but instructs his men to follow him. That evening the baker slips into a church and disappears. Hours later, two more officers are killed, and this time Joe arrests Willis himself. When Willis provokes another fight, however, the altercation is witnessed by a reporter, and Joe is soon fired for brutality and labeled unbalanced. Undaunted, he asks his friend, private detective Matt Matthews, to help tail Willis. Over the next days, Willis grows more disturbed by the shadows following him, finally telling Helen that he must leave town to clear his head. He heads to Border City on the Mexican border with Joe close behind, and there watches his girl friend Marianna sing at a bar. Marianna knows nothing of Willis' other life, and accepts his rough treatment because she loves him deeply. That night, Joe shows Willis' photo around town, and is duped by a shyster, who with two other henchmen stab and rob him and leave him for dead. The next morning, you shoeshine boy Petey finds Joe and, along with his uncle Charlie, minister to him in their apartment. Marianna, who lives upstairs from Petey, helps them, pocketing Joe's newspaper clipping photo of Willis, which is captioned with the question "Killer or family man?" Later, at Willis' party, Marianna asks him to marry her, but he refuses. Marianna is then horrified to witness Willis throwing a waiter over an indoor balcony. She heads for home, followed by Willis, and while Joe watches from the window, Willis grabs her roughly and threatens her. Marianna runs inside, where she attempts to extract information out of Joe about Willis by flirting with him. He tells her nothing, however, and in retaliation, she puts sleeping powder in his coffee. When she leaves, Joe follows, not realizing he has been drugged. He hides in the alley behind the bar, where he hears Willis threaten Marianna once again, and attracts Willis' attention briefly when he stumbles as he leaves. In the morning, Joe readies to go, stopping only to say goodbye to Marianna, who tells him quietly that she has made a big mistake. Meanwhile, Willis begins to believe that Marianna has a lover and jealously storms into her dressing room. When she admits she knows he is married, Willis realizes that she's spoken to Joe and beats up Marianna. She runs to Joe's hotel room to warn him, and, seeing her bruises, Joe explains that he must prove Willis guilty in order to clear his own reputation. He shows her a telegram that reveals Willis' participation in a local hijacking ring. When Joe steps outside to bring the telegram to the police, Willis and his goons ambush them and bring them to the bar. Willis first tries to force Marianna to kiss Joe, then plans with his goons to create a ruckus and kill them. Joe, meanwhile, learns from Marianna that Willis never attends church, and deduces that Willis must have entered church only to hide the gun. Just then, the goons start a fight and the bar erupts in confusion, allowing Joe and Marianna to race out the back door. Willis follows, and in the back alley, Joe knocks him out and drags him into his car which Marianna has retrieved. The goons see the car and report the "kidnapping" to the police. In order to return to his home city to find the gun that will prove Willis' culpability, Joe and Marianna abandon his car and force Willis into the back of a truck, but as soon as they reach Joe's hometown, Willis manages to escape. Knowing he will run to the church, Joe tries to follow him, but is arrested along the way. Marianna goes to the church, where Willis has retrieved his gun and takes Marianna hostage. When Joe arrives with the policemen, Willis drags Marianna into his bakery and onto the rooftop. A chase ensues, during which Willis shoots Marianna and is then shot in an exchange of gunfire with the police and falls to the ground. Joe takes Marianna in his arms, and she whispers that they should have met sooner. He then carries her dead body downstairs to the ambulance, and walks alone down the dark city street into the park.

Naked Alibi

Naked Alibi (1954)

Olivia Hussey

Shin'ichi Chiba

Edward James Olmos

In 1982, a shady transaction is occurring between an East German scientist, Dr Krause, and a group of Americans involving a substance known as MM88. MM88 is a deadly virus, created accidentally by an American geneticist, that amplifies the potency of any other virus or bacterium it comes into contact with. The Americans recover the virus sample, which was stolen from a lab in the US the year before, but the virus is accidentally released after the plane transporting it crashes, creating a pandemic initially known as the "Italian Flu".Within seven months, virtually all of the world's population has died off. However, the virus is inactive at temperatures below -10 degrees Celsius, and the polar winter has spared the 855 men and eight women stationed in Antarctica. The British nuclear submarine HMS Nereid joins the scientists after sinking a Soviet submarine whose infected crew attempts to make landfall near Palmer Station.Several years later, as the group is beginning to repopulate their new home, it is discovered that an earthquake will activate the Automated Reaction System (ARS) and launch the United States nuclear arsenal.The Soviets have their own version of the ARS that will fire off their weapons in return, including one targeting Palmer Station. After all of the women and children and several hundred of the men are sent to safety aboard an icebreaker, Yoshizumi and Major Carter embark aboard the Nereid on a mission to shut down the ARS, protected from MM88 by an experimental vaccine.The submarine arrives at Washington, D.C., and Yoshizumi and Carter make a rush for the ARS command bunker. However, they reach the room too late, and Carter dies in the rubble of the earthquake, deep in the bunker. Yoshizumi contacts the Nereid and tells them to try to save themselves, adding that the vaccine seems to have worked "If that still matters". "At this point in time, life still matters," the captain replies, telling Yoshizumi to stay where he is: He might be safe.Washington is hit by a bomb, and the screen fills with the atomic bomb exploding. From there the movie's ending diverges based on the two cuts. In the American version, the screen goes black for a moment, and the end credits roll over footage of the Antarctic and a poignant song sung by a lone woman's voice. The refrain is, "It's not too late..." In the Japanese version, Yoshizumi survives the blast and walks back towards Antarctica. Upon reaching Tierra del Fuego in 1988, he finds survivors from the icebreaker, immunized by a since-developed vaccine. He reunites with the woman he fell in love with, they embrace, and Yoshizumi declares "Life is wonderful."

Virus: The End

Virus: The End (1980)

Ken Foree

Libyan terrorists attack a nuclear power plant. Pursued by police the terrorists flee in an exciting chase sequence and end up taking a high school class as hostage. The lead terrorists then have to negotiate with a tough as nails police chief.—John Sacksteder

Terror Squad

Terror Squad (1987)

Marc Singer

Like every year, Jim, Ray, Brad and Paul leave the town for a week to go hunting in the woods. But this year everything is different: There's not a single animal to be found, the whole forest has fallen quiet. Two female campers they meet have mysteriously disappeared the next day, leaving their whole equipment behind. And then they start to behave weird themselves... An alien power is using them for cruel psychological experiments.

High Desert Kill

High Desert Kill (1989)

Franco Citti

During the Civil War, a band of soldiers-of-fortune, led by Clyde McKay, infiltrates a town occupied by the Confederate forces of General Hood. After causing a diversion, McKay's group brawls with Confederate soldiers and manages to penetrate General Hood's headquarters. The general's aide, Captain Lynch, is disarmed and the general is made prisoner. However, the whole action is shown to be an exercise, planned by General Hood himself, to test the skills of Clyde McKay's group of six hand-picked mercenaries. It's true the six men are unsavory characters, bandits, killers and convicts but that's exactly what General Hood needs for his secret mission behind Union lines. Specifically, the Confederacy, which is short of cash, needs Union gold in order to continue the war. According to Captain Lynch, the Union is hiding an enormous sum in gold coins among dynamite sticks in an arsenal found in a Union stronghold. Clyde McKay's group, with occasional assistance from Captain Lynch, is to infiltrate the Union stronghold and steal the gold. McKay receives an advance payment for his services from General Hood. When he asks about his men's shares, in case they would be unable to return and collect the rest of the payments owed to them by the Confederacy, Captain Lynch replies that McKay should kill his men and return alone. Hence the Italian title of this film (translated into English it means: Kill Them All and Come Back Alone). —nufs68

Go Kill Everybody and Come Back Alone

Go Kill Everybody and Come Back Alone (1968)

Bo Svenson

Robert Ginty

A murderous cult kidnaps French prostitutes and tortures them to death to "purify" them of their evil ways. The local pimps, understandably upset, set out after them, as does a man whose girlfriend was kidnapped by the cult and may still be held by them. —frankfob2@yahoo.com

Maniac Killer

Maniac Killer (1987)

Chuck Connors

k.d. lang

A woman who grew up in a small town in Alaska goes to the public library to try and find out who her parents were. She was brought to town as a baby in a cardboard box with "Kotzebue" on it, which is the name of the town and also the name of the family that founded the town. She eventually befriends the librarian, an East German immigrant who lost her husband while escaping from behind the Iron Curtain. They help each other try to find closure to the events in their past. —Ed Sutton

Salmonberries

Salmonberries (1991)

Merry Anders

Mala Powers

In Washington D.C., the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is concerned with the increasing number of reports about the use of illegal amphetamines among long-haul truck drivers. Such pills, known as 'bennys' or 'co-pilots' provide truck drivers with uncommon energy and stave-off sleep during the long trips. However, many truckers abuse the drug, becoming dependent on it to stay awake. Long-term use causes hallucinations for the user and this translates into frequent deadly truck crashes. The F.D.A. sends undercover investigator Tom Kayler to Los Angeles to find out the source of such illegal amphetamines in the L.A. area. Kayler pretends to be a long-haul novice driver and is employed by local freight company Bodmer Freight Lines. He finds room and board inside the house of young attractive widow Val Owens. Several other long-haul truck drivers also board at Ms. Owens' home. One of them is Kayler's co-worker, hipster Mink Reynolds. Kayler begins his undercover investigation to find the supplier of the illegal amphetamines. His clues will lead him to Dunc Clayton's service station and to cute waitress Amy Phillips at the Six Points truck stop cafe. However, his persistence in trying to find the main source of the illegal amphetamines' supply chain attracts the attention of the people involved. They decide to eliminate Kayler. —nufs68

Death in Small Doses

Death in Small Doses (1957)

Fionnula Flanagan

Tina Louise

Two UCLA coeds have engine trouble in a small Southern town. When they spurn the local sheriff's advances he arranges for them to be taken to the women's prison on trivial charges (the judge is a cousin), where they must endure atrocities at the hands of the administrators of the prison and the prison guards.

Nightmare in Badham County

Nightmare in Badham County (1976)

Christina Hart

Neville Brand

William Dorn decides to get back at all the people he blames for the overdose death of his daughter and the break up of his marriage, so he decides to go on a bombing spree. His first target is his daughter's old high school, which he all but destroys. His next target is the mental hospital where his daughter was when she died and his final target is the feminist organization his ex-wife was a member of. However, during his attack on the hospital there are two people who witness this action, a creepy rapist named George Fromley and his victim, a young mute girl. When police detective Geronimo Minelli is assigned to the case he must find Fromley not only to keep him from striking again, but to keep him alive before the Dorn makes him his next victim.

The Police Connection

The Police Connection (1973)

Paula Kelly

Charlton Heston

In 2022, Earth is overpopulated and totally polluted; the natural resources have been exhausted and the nourishment of the population is provided by Soylent Industries, a company that makes a food consisting of plankton from the oceans. In New York City, when Soylent's member of the board William R. Simonson is murdered apparently by a burglar at the Chelsea Towers West where he lives, efficient Detective Thorn is assigned to investigate the case with his partner Solomon "Sol" Roth. Thorn comes to the fancy apartment and meets Simonson's bodyguard Tab Fielding and the "furniture" (woman that is rented together with the flat) Shirl and the detective concludes that the executive was not victim of burglary but executed. Further, he finds that the Governor Santini and other powerful men want to disrupt and end Thorn's investigation. But Thorn continues his work and discovers a bizarre and disturbing secret of the ingredient used to manufacture Soylent Green.

Soylent Green

Soylent Green (1973)

Gregory Peck

Jean Simmons

Retired, wealthy sea Captain James McKay arrives in the vast expanse of the West to marry fiancée Pat Terrill. McKay is a man whose values and approach to life are a mystery to the ranchers and ranch foreman Steve Leech takes an immediate dislike to him. Pat is spoiled, selfish and controlled by her wealthy father, Major Henry Terrill. The Major is involved in a ruthless land war, over watering rights for cattle, with a rough hewn clan led by Rufus Hannassey. The land in question is owned by Julie Maragon and both Terrill and Hannassey want it. —E.W. DesMarais

The Big Country

The Big Country (1958)

Denver Pyle

Adam West

An Apache warrior who defies U.S. attempts to bring the Indians under control grapples with an array of U.S. soldiers sent to subdue his revolt. Sympathetic scouts seek to bring Geronimo back to the reservation before he is hunted down. —Keith Loh

Geronimo

Geronimo (1962)

Linnea Quigley

Tanya Roberts

Teenagers come across a shut-in psychopath with telekinetic powers. He proceeds to use these powers to slay them one by one as well as animate the various mannequins he uses to keep himself company.

Tourist Trap

Tourist Trap (1979)

Beverly Washburn

Dorothy McGuire

Young Travis Coates is left to take care of the family ranch with his mother and younger brother while his father goes off on a cattle drive in the 1860's. When a yellow mongrel comes for an uninvited stay with the family, Travis reluctantly adopts the dog. After a series of scrapes involving raccoons, snakes, bears, wild hogs and wolves, Travis grows to love and respect Old Yeller, who comes to have a profound effect on the boy's life.

Old Yeller

Old Yeller (1957)

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