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Subgenre Sampler
Werner Herzog Documentaries and Short - Part 2 (Land of Silence and Darkness; Handicapped Future; Fata Morgana) (1970-1971)- Dir. Werner Herzog
- The complete short documentaries and fictional works of the legendary German director, over six discs. Land of Silence and Darkness…
Where's Poppa? (Going Ape) (1970)
- Dir. Carl Reiner
Feat. George Segal, Ruth Gordon, Ron Leibman… - George Segal becomes determined to hurry along the demise of his ultra–demanding, super–senile 87 year–old mom (Ruth Gordon). Few…
Wizard of Gore, The (1970)- Dir. Herschell Gordon Lewis
Feat. Ray Sager - One of gore–merchant Lewis’ (BLOOD FEAST) best, involving a bogus stage magician, whose act carves murderous carnage through his…
Woodstock (1970)
- Dir. Michael Wadleigh
- Historical gathering of the world's best rock performers and half a million Americans for an unabashed weekend of sex, drugs, rock and roll and…
Wuthering Heights (1970)- Dir. Robert Fuest
Feat. Anna Calder-Marshall, Timothy Dalton, Harry Andrews… - Well–regarded version of the Bronte Classic, produced, incongruously enough, by exploitation studio AIP. Calder–Marshall and Dalton play…
Zabriskie Point (1970)- Dir. Michelangelo Antonioni
Feat. Rod Taylor, Paul Fix, G.D. Spradlin… - Antonioni explores the psyche of young radicals who try to find the meaning of life after fleeing from riotous protests. Engaging hippie fare.
Zachariah (1970)- Dir. George Englund
Feat. John Rubenstein, Don Johnson - Counter–culture oddity, a surreal 'rock western' worked up by the avant–garde improvisational troupe, The Firesign Theatre, so as to…
Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo (Zatoichi 20) (1970)- Dir. Kihachi Okamoto
Feat. Shintaro Katsu, Toshiro Mifune - An enjoyable spin on the Japanese samurai genre, depicts a comedic rivalry between Katsu and Mifune in a secluded mountain village. Although lacking…
Zatoichi: Festival of Fire (Zatoichi 21) (1970)- Dir. Kenji Misumi
Feat. Shintaro Katsu, Tatsuya Nakadai - One of the strongest of the later films in the 25–strong Zatoichi cycle (this is 21), with the blind masseur with the cane sword getting into…
100 Rifles (1969)- Dir. Tom Gries
Feat. Jim Brown, Raquel Welch, Burt Reynolds - Explosive action–western cliche of the late–70's featuring Burt Reynolds, unfortunately cast as a half–Indian bank–robber,…
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