1970s Cinema
Explore the gritty, groundbreaking world of 1970s cinema, where rebellious filmmakers shattered conventions and redefined storytelling.
Blume in Love: A Liberal Fantasy Gone Wrong
Vince Vanguard
Unraveling the Humorous Heist: A Closer Look at 'Mr. Mean'
Martin Sparks
*Mr. Mean*, a comedic masterpiece by Fred Williamson from 1977, blends humor, crime, and satire, captivating audiences with its light-hearted yet thought-provoking take on heist adventures.
Mr. Mean: The Forgotten Gem of 1977
Vince Vanguard
Rediscover the bold and gritty 1977 film 'Mr. Mean,' starring Fred Williamson, as it challenges modern cinematic norms with its unapologetic portrayal of crime and 70s style.
Solomon King: The Forgotten Gem of 1970s Cinema
Vince Vanguard
Uncover the groundbreaking impact of the 1974 film 'Solomon King' and its bold representation of a black hero in 1970s cinema.
Hustle: A 1975 Crime Drama That Still Resonates
KC Fairlight
The 1975 film 'Hustle' delves into the gritty crime and moral complexities of 1970s Los Angeles, featuring Burt Reynolds and Catherine Deneuve in a narrative that remains relevant today.
The Take: A 1974 Crime Drama with a Twist
KC Fairlight
Dive into the morally complex world of 1970s San Francisco with 'The Take,' a gripping crime drama featuring Billy Dee Williams as a detective navigating corruption and blurred lines of justice.
Unpacking the Gritty Realism of 'The Take' (1974): Crime, Politics, and Performance
Martin Sparks
The Take (1974) is a thrilling crime drama directed by Robert Hartford-Davis, taking audiences on a gripping journey through the intricate dance of morality, corruption, and justice in 1970s Southern California.
The Take: A Blast from the Past That Fires Up Conservatives
Vince Vanguard
*The Take* (1974) was a gripping crime drama that highlighted America's contentious shift in the 1970s. With Billy Dee Williams lighting up the screen, it’s a film that is as controversial as it is compelling.
Unfurling the Mystery: Exploring 'Crescendo' (1970)
KC Fairlight
Dive into the eerie world of 'Crescendo', a 1970 psychological thriller where suspense meets gothic horror, unravelling dark family secrets. Experience the atmospheric depths of a film that blends mystery with haunting suspense.
Unraveling the Intrigue: A Closer Look at Delirium (1979)
KC Fairlight
The 1979 film 'Delirium' takes viewers on a riveting journey through psychological turmoil, exploring themes of mental health and societal impact through the story of a war veteran.
The Grotesque Allure of 'Cannibal Girls': A Movie Liberals Won't Understand
Vince Vanguard
'Cannibal Girls', a 1973 Canadian film by Ivan Reitman, highlights horror, comedy, and the grotesque allure of boundary-pushing cinema.
A Brand New Life (1973): A Cinematic Flashpoint Conservatives Can Love
Vince Vanguard
A Brand New Life (1973) takes a bold stance, promoting traditional family values while delivering a poignant narrative on personal growth and self-discovery. This film deftly explores the life of a woman post-divorce, challenging the modern ideals of gender politics.
Twins of Evil: A Tale of Two Sides
KC Fairlight
Twins of Evil is a captivating 1971 horror film that delves into themes of duality, societal fear, and the cultural shifts of the 1970s, challenging viewers to question assumptions about good and evil.