Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw star in an action-adventure movie called "The Getaway." When a convict (McQueen) is refused parole, his wife (MacGraw) strikes a deal with an influential criminal (Ben Johnson) to pull strings to get him out in exchange for their help in one last bank [..]

"Deliverance" is a thriller movie telling the story of four Atlanta businessmen who decide to canoe down a river valley that will soon be flooded by construction of a dam. They encounter trouble with the locals and the intense drama proceeds from there. [..]

Steve McQueen stars as a veteran rodeo circuit rider who reunites with his estranged parents and brother in "Junior Bonner." Director Sam Peckinpah ("Major Dundee" 1965) weaved together this excellent contemporary western with extensive character development and marvelous performances by the cast. Peckinpah had great [..]

Alfred Hitchcock certainly did not loose his magic touch late in his career. "Frenzy," his second to last picture, is filled with action and every bit of his patented suspense. The outstanding screenplay by Anthony Shaffer tells the story of a serial killer in London who manages to [..]

A movie doesn't get more "camp" than "The Thing With Two Heads." This American International Pictures (AIP) production features Ray Milland playing a wealthy racist doctor running a clinic specializing in head transplants. When his health rapidly deteriorates, his doctors are forced to transplant his head [..]

"The Poseidon Adventure" is a disaster film that tells the story of a cruise ship hit by a tidal wave in the Aegean Sea, and is turned upside-down. Several survivors band together and realize they must escape by climbing upwards, to the hull, which is above water. Ronald [..]

Barbra Streisand and Ryan O'Neal star in the modern-day screwball comedy "What's Up, Doc?" Under the expert guidance of director Peter Bogdanovich ("The Last Picture Show" 1971), the pair does quite well in this homage to the comedies of the 1930's and 1940's, with a well-written screenplay [..]

"The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean" is an off-beat western comedy film loosely based on the real-life Roy Bean (1825-1903), a Justice of the Peace/saloon keeper. The boring story and poorly written script reflect the declining career of director John Huston ("The Maltese Falcon" [..]

The Best Picture of 1972 is....."The Godfather." This epic gangster movie tells the story of a Sicilian Mafia crime family in the post-World War II era of 1945-1955, as the old order represented by Vito Corleone is fading out with a new generation of leadership phasing [..]

"Sleeper" is a science fiction comedy movie where Woody Allen plays the owner of a health food store who wakes up two hundred years into the future. He soon discovers that his business is in trouble in light of recent scientific discoveries that foods like donuts and [..]