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3 Dev Adam (The Turkish Spider-Man) (1973) - Subtitled in English! Stars Spider-Man, Santo and Captain America (!) in this confused, extremely wild mess of a movie! Packed with action you won't believe!

11 Harrowhouse (1974) - Charles Grodin and Candice Bergen stars in this comedy robbery caper flick.

Acceleration Punk (1977) - Forgotten punk rock doc with The Damned, The Police, The Jam and the Sex Pistols. Ultra-rare, not even on the IMDB.

Aces High (1976) - Very rare, has Portugese subtitles, Malcolm McDowell and Christopher Plummer star in this rarity about a WW1 British pilot.

Act of Vengeance (Rape Squad) (1974) - A hockey-mask wearing serial rapist strikes all over and the beautiful girls he has attacked form a vigilante group and battle men scum! Even a pimp gets his butt kicked by the group!

Age of Consent (1969) - James Mason stars as a painter whose nude model is a pretty teenager.

Age of Innocence (1977) - Very rare, a British teacher gets into trouble in a Canadian conservative town. English but has spanish subs.

Agon, the Atomic Dragon (1967) - A lost Japanese giant monster film starring Agon, and the destruction of various cities! In tinted b/w, and in original Japanese language, this is a feature made up of four episodes of the original "Agon" Japanese TV series.

Alex Joseph and His Wives (1970) – Based on a true story! A man in Utah starts his own town with 12 wives! Of course there’s trouble ahead for the polygamist.

Alexander: The Other Side of Dawn (1977) - The TV-movie sequel to "Dawn: Portrait of a Teenage Runaway," again with Eve Plumb as Dawn and Leigh McCloskey as Alexander, they don't make them like this anymore!

The Alpha Caper (1973) – Great rare TV-movie with Leonard Nemoy and Henry Fonda, as a parole officer ends up as part of a $30 million dollar caper. Many familiar 70’s faces.

Alyas Batman and Robin (1993) - Phillipines rip-off of Batman and Robin, set mainly to surf music from the 60's remaking classic songs! For instance, The Beach Boys' "Surfin' Safari" now has lyrics like "Oh my God, Batman and Robin, praise the Lord, Batman and Robin..." and it all comes down to a climax with singing and dancing by the cast in superhero costumes (Marvel and DC comics) including a midget Spider-Man, that has to be seen to be believed! Not in English but fun all the way.

Amazing World of Psychic Phenomena (1976) - Raymond Burr in one of those weird 70's paranormal documentaries.

American Hot Wax (1978) - Excellent film tells the story of DJ Alan Freed and the battle between rock and roll and the Man. Has the famous huge finale concert sequence where Jerry Lee Lewis and Chuck Berry perform as themselves! Stars familiar names such as Jay Leno, Loraine Newman, and Tim McIntire who is amazing as Freed.

American Nitro (1979) - Classic drag racing flick is a must for all racing fans.

Arnold (1973) - Roddy McDowall stars in this rarity of a man who wreaks havoc after his death!

Assignment Munich (1972) - Roy Scheider and Robert Reed mystery craziness

At Long Last Love (1975) - The classic Burt Reynolds/Cybil Shepard flop vehicle that almost killed the musical genre (thank goodness for "Grease"). The most curious thing about this film is that director Peter Bogdanovich, for some odd reason, filmed the musical sequences live as the cameras rolled, the first time this was done since the 1930's. And given that the cast weren't exactly known for their singing abilities makes that an even more curious decision. Peter later took out newspaper ads apologizing for the film. It all adds up to cinema curiosity history!

Bates Motel (1987) - A missing link of the "Psycho" legend, this TV-movie concentrates on strange things that are happening in the title!

B.S. I Love You (1971) - Very rare, stars the beautiful Joanna Cameron of the 70's Saturday morning show "Isis," as a boss on Madison Avenue having an affair with an ad exec, but more starnge stuff abound!

Baby Blue Marine (1975) - Jan-Michael Vincent 70's classic, he plays a guy pretending to be a Marine hero.

Bad Ronald (1974) - 70's TV-movie strangeness defined, as Bad Ronald is a living ghost in his own home, a true creepy classic.

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Badi: The Turkish E.T. - (Also see "Turkish ET") Click the link here for special page on all the "Turkish" remakes!

Baffled (1973) – Leonard Nemoy stars in this TV-movie about a racecar driver who can see visions of death. This was the pilot to a TV series that never happened.

Bandit TV-Movies (1994) - The four "Bandit" telefilms that were based on the hit "Smokey and the Bandit" films. Each can be purchased individually, or bought in a multi-DVD set of all four for only 19.99!
a) Bandit Goes Country (1994)
b) Bandit Bandit (1994)
c) Beauty and the Bandit (1994)
d) Bandit's Silver Angel (1994)

Bare Essence (1983) - Genie Francis of "General Hospital" classic

Baring It All (1969) -  a.k.a. Utterly Without Redeeming Social Value, stars Paul Bartel as a weird doctor

Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up To Me (1971) - Classic rarity with some great familiar faces in young roles.

Beyond and Back (1978) - Another entry in the 70's oddball "documentary" craze. Did people really die and come back? The movie ad, with graves, creeped a lot of people out back then.

Black Alley Cats (1974) - Very sleazy tale of four women who get raped by a street gang, and then take karate lessons and seek out revenge on their attackers! Very rare and much sought-after classic sleaze.

Black Devil Doll From Hell (1984) - Very rare shot-on-video classic. Kind of a "jive-talking" version of the doll episode from the movie "Trilogy of Terror," with a black doll coming to life and going nuts. Quality on this title is a little on the down side and rough, but this is still watchable.

Black Volkswagon, The (1983) - Very rare! A black Volkswagon Bug (kind of looks like a VW version of "The Car") stalks a beautiful woman and even crashes her wedding reception! The Black Volkswagon is infatuated with the girl and will do anything to be with her. Shock ending! In Portugese language only, one of the weirdesy car movies ever made.

Blazing Magnums (1976) - a.k.a. A Special Magnum for Tony Saitta - Very wild cops-and-robbers action tale from France features one of the very wildest and action-packed car chases ever filmed.

Blood Sabbath (1972) - Very rare imported horror flick starring Tony Geary of "Luke and Laura" fame!

Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw (1975) - This is it, the incredible shocker starring a gorgeous Lynda Carter, and Marjoe Gortner as the criminal she gets involved with! They go on the run from the cops via shootouts and car chases, and other assorted characters. This one is famous for having the Lynda Carter nude scene.

Bonnie's Kids (1972) - The great Alex Rocco in this sleaze classic! Also a great role by a very young Robin Mattson ("General Hospital").

Born Innocent (1974) - One of the most infamous TV-movies ever made, Linda Blair is a 14-year old girl behind bars and all sorts of trouble happens, including, well, you know. Great flick definitely still packs a mean punch today, all these years later!

Boy Who Drank Too Much, The (1980) - Here it is! The rare TV-movie starring the one and only Scott Baio as the title character who can't hold his alcohol. Lance Kerwin ("James At 15," "The Loneliest Runner") takes over as the friend who cares.

Boys in the Band, The (1970) – Widescreen version! The film version of the famous play, see what happens when a group of friends get together one fateful night.

Breaking Glass (1980) – A rock and roll singer lets nothing stand in his way. A decent forgotten flick.

Brotherhood of the Bell (1970) - Very rare TV-movie with Glenn Ford and Dabney Coleman, the "Brotherhood" of a professor's past comes knocking! Made a few waves in the day, this is an underrated classic.

Brute Corps (1972) - Very rare film where some "soldiers of fortune" torment a girl hippie and her boyfriend, who later wants revenge! Real sleazy 70's flick. Alex Rocco again in a real sleazy role. The "bikers" scene near the start of the film is a classic.

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Bunny O'Hare (1971) - Can you believe, Bette Davis and Ernest Borgnine as hippie biker bank robbers? It's true, as the two robbers battle against autjority and try to steal their way to a new life! Very rare, a great romp with these two legends.

Burnout (1979) - Another very rare classic drag racing film!

Bus Is Coming, The (1971) - Down and dirty racial revenge flick made a bit of a splash back in the day.

Buster and Billie (1974) Starring Jan Michael-Vincent as Buster, he likes the "odd" girl at school and all sorts of trouble happens. Loom for a young Robert Englund ("Freddie") as Buster's best buddy.

Cage Without A Key (1973) - Classic TV-flick with Susan Dey in a very un-Partridge role. She's wrongly blamed for participating in a murder and ends up at the meanest girl jail around.

California Kid, The (1974) - Classic TV-movie stars Martin Sheen who comes to town in his '34 Ford to check out why his brother mysteriously died. A very well-made flick, with Vic Morrow and even Nick Nolte! Great cast and great cars abound in this rare classic.

Can Hieronymus Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe and Find True Happiness? (1969) Very rare, if a movie stars Joan Collins as a character named "Polyester Poontang" how bad can it be? Pretty bad, but lots of fun!

Candy Tangerine Man, The (1975) - It ain't easy bein' a pimp for the baddest, meanest pimp in Santa Barbara! This is the favorite blaxploitation film of actor Sam Jackson. A true sleazy 70's relic.

Captain America (1979) - The TV-Movie starring Reb Brown, who stars as the Captain, with a cool motorcycle to boot.

Captain America II: Death Too Soon (1979) - The sequel to the above new-age Captain America! 70's new age, that is. Also stars the great Christopher Lee as the villain.

Captain Midnight (1977) - (See "On The Air LIve With Captain Midnight")

Cat and Mouse (1974) - Uncut theatrical release version, Kirk Douglas, in English with foreign subtitles

Cat Murkil and the Silks (1976) - A very rare juvenile delinquent flick, starring Steve Bond of "Massacre at Central High" and "General Hospital!" This is definitely one to check out for any JD lover, very bad but definitely so bad, it's great.

Cave-In! (1983) - One of the last great disaster TV-movies! Irwin Allen made this in 1979, but it wasn't aired until 1983. There's a cave-in - can the people get out without killing each other first?

The Clown Murders (1976) – Rare film with Halloween hi-jinks of terror! A very early film role by the late great John Candy is one of the main highlights of this lost movie.

Cold Night's Death, A (1972) - (aka The Chill Factor) Robert Culp stars in this wild TV-movie about strange happenings in an Arctic lab! This is actually one of the most sought after of all TV-movies. Many buyers remember that the shock ending gave them chills!

Condominium (1980) - This is it! The disaster classic, full length on 2-DVDs! A huge condo building is in danger of being destroyed by the biggest hurricane ever seen! Good quality, definitely watchable, and a total blast from start to finish! One of the last great disaster TV-movies.

Conspiracy of Terror (1975) – Rare TV-Movie about Satanic cults and drama. Very talked about back in ’75, good one.

Corky (1972) - Robert Blake ("Baretta") stars as a good 'ol country boy who yearns to be a race car driver, despite all the opposition around him.

Dawn, Portrait of a Teenage Runaway (1976) - This is the one! The classic TV-Movie starring Eve Plumb of the Brady Bunch ("Jan"). She definitely breaks out of her "Jan" mode here. This movie had school classes all over the United States abuzz at the time. This was heavy stuff for 1976.

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Deadhead Miles (1972) – Alan Arkin stars as a trucker on the run in this forgotten great road movie.

Death Car On The Freeway (1979) - Shelley Hack stars in this classic TV-movie as a reporter out to catch a man in a van who keeps knocking cars off the road, while playing wild country music! Finally, the big showdown...true 70's TV-movie action! Some great car crashes.

Death Moon (1978) – Lost TV-movie about a werewolf in Hawaii!

Death Weekend (1976) - Brenda Vaccaro stars in this early "woman's revenge" flick, where she and her playboy in his Corvette drag race some punks in their Camero on the way out to his retreat, inadvertantly run them off the road, where they come back for revenge! Much better than "I Spit on Your Grave," this is truly an underrated flick. Also stars Don Stroud!

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Diary of a Teenage Hitchiker (1979) - Charlene Tilton and Dick Van Patten star in this classic about a sicko who picks up young girls hitch-hiking and rapes them. Had a big effect on the viewers in '79!

Disaster on the Coastliner (1979) - William Shatner in another TV-movie classic, will there be a massive train collision?

Disco Beaver From Outer Space (1978) - National Lampoon's TV-Movie spoofing cable TV. Didn't take them long! This was a breakthrough for its time.

Don't Be Afraid of the Dark (1973) - Another great 70's TV-movie classic! There are demons in that mansion and they want revenge! Stars the guy who played "Uncle Charlie" in the show "My Three Sons."

Drag Racer (1971) - Mark Slade stars in this ultra-rare flick of a man who wants to be at the top in the drag racing world.

Drive, He Said (1970) - Bruce Dern, Karen Black, and the debut of Jack Nicholson as director! A very interesting 70's relic.

Drive-In (1976) - A classic comedy that got lost in time. Shows the misadventures of a group of people at the local drive-in, particularly a young kid who likes the hottest girl in town, who used to date the meanest guy in town, who wants her back. On the screen at the show is a film called "Disaster '76" which is a hilarious spoof in itself of disaster films popular at the time.

Dying Room Only (1973) - Cloris Leachman and her husband stop in a lonely diner in the middle of nowhere. He uses the men's room, and does not come out. What happened? A classic 70's TV film in every sense. Ross Martin, Dabney Coleman and Ned Beatty too!

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Eighty Blocks From Tiffany's (1979) - Very rare look at NYC South Bronx gangs, the same year that "The Warriors" came out! This is the real deal - a mean and gritty look at the street gangs that did what they had to do to survive and thrive. Listen and watch as many gang members themselves tell you about the gang life.

Enemy of the People (1977) – Steve McQueen stars in this version, the rarest version of this classic tale of a town giving a good man a hard time. Charles Durning also stars. This was a pet project for the great McQueen.

Evil, The (1978) – A bunch of people move into a big scary house, and end up fighting none other than Satan himself!

Eyes Behind the Wall (1977) - The great John Philip Law stars in this rare thriller, Italian language with English subtitles.

Fairy Tales (1979) - Don Sparks stars in this hilarious sex-romp musical that was very popular on the "adult channels" of cable in the early 80's.

Fly Me (1973) - This very rare "sexy stewarddess" movie certainly didn't help kill that stereotype, as the sexy stews take on a kung fu gang! Even Dick Miller manages to get in on this forgotten little film.

Fraternity Row (1977) - Classic rare flick about trouble concerning a college hazing in the 50's. Very well-made and remembered fondly.

Freebie and the Bean (1974) -  An extremely un-PC comedy starring James Caan and Alan Alkin as two cops trying to keep a criminal alive for his trial. Action galore with some of the most amazing car chases ever out on film! This would never be made today - not with this script!

Fury on Wheels (aka Jump) (1971) - Very rare flick about a country boy looking to get into dirt track car racing. Much sought after!

Gang Wars (1976) - Can you believe, martial arts and a monster in the NYC subway system? A classic piece of 70's nonsense!

Glitterball (1977) - Virtually unknown flick about a beautiful ball that comes down from space with special powers, and some kids help try to get it back to its mothership. The army and various meanies want to exploit the ball. Does all this sound familiar, Mr. Spielberg? Good flick though.

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Gong Show Movie, The (1980) - Very rare Chuck Barris labor of love to himself! Full version includes the 'helicopter' scene that is often missing.

Green Slime, The (1968) - This monster movie has long enjoyed a big cult following. Green goo on a space station mutates into jello-ish monsters! Complete with the infamous rock-and-roll theme song.

Halls of Anger (1970) - It's blacks vs. whites at the inner city high school with Jeff Bridges, and a very un-Meathead Rob Reiner! It is pretty odd in a funny way seeing "Mike Stivic" in a completely different light! A truly incredible film that is gutsy and very non-PC. This includes the "girl's shower" sequence that is usually missing from copies of this flick.

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High Ballin' (1978) - Peter Fonda and Jerry Reed are a pair of wild truckers who take on the bad guys in this classic actioner!

Hi-Riders, The (1977) - A great lost car flick! The Hi-Riders are a car and bike gang who drag race for cash. A couple in a suped Firebird scam a Hi-Rider out of some cash during a drag race, and when he refuses to pay, they track him down to the gang's hideout. Lucky for them the leader is a good, reasonable guy, and the couple start hanging out with the gang. However, after a fatal collision of the son of the "big man in town" during a race, the gang has to fight for their lives against the man's legion of rifle-toting hillbillies. Also stars Neville Brand from Killdozer! Lots of action and never a dull moment!

Hollywood Man (1976) - Classic biker flick starring the great Don Stroud and Mary Wovanov!

Homebodies (1974) – A classic beloved rare film! This is the one – elderly apartment occupants start to take care of business when they are threatened to be ran out of their homes. And by ‘taking care of business’ I mean kill those who oppose them!

Homer (1970) – Homer is a youngster trapped in a small town! Also, this is the first movie to ever have a song by Led Zeppelin in it.

Home for the Holidays (1972) – Another lost TV-movie. Starring Sally Field, a man wants his daughters to kill his new wife, but there’s more…

Honky (1971) - Ah, they don't make them like this anymore. Rich black girl falls for poor white boy, and here comes trouble! Blaxploitation? Classic nonetheless.

Horror At 37,000 Feet (1973) - Pretty much remembered as one of the "greatest" TV-Movies ever made! William Shatner, Chuck Connors, Buddy Ebson, in quite possible the defining 70's TV-movie. A simple airplane flight finds trouble with various spirits that also found their way aboard! Includes some truly unforgettable visuals, this is absolutely not to be missed by any fan of the old TV flicks.

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Hot Rod (1979) - Another great Robert Culp TV-movie, this time he owns the town and doesn't want the 'new kid in town' to win the big drag race. Excellent TV-movie, filmed beautifully, lots of action, good music, drama and great cars.

Hot Rod Rumble (1957) - Now THIS is a JD film! Hot Rods and rock and roll. Big Arnie is the local tough guy and misfit who can't seem to get along with anyone. His chick is angry with him and his car club doesn't like him. Then he's accused of a horrific crime, and it just gets worse from there!

Hot Times (1974) - A very much sought-after flick that spoofs The Archies, sexually charged!

Hurry Sundown (1967) - Michael Caine, Jane Fonda and John Phillip-Law in this amazing tale from the old south.

HWY: An American Pastoral (1969) - The ultra-rare Jim Morrison epic of a man cruising the highways of America looking for answers. Has a small edit-strip on the bottom but it does not detract from viewing this rare masterpiece. Included is some bonus rare Doors footage.

I Dream of Jeannie: 15 Years Later (1985) - Great reunion TV-flick (sans Hagman).

I Know My First Name Is Steven (1989) - This is considered one of the best TV-movies of the 80's. Based on a true story, Steven was kidnapped by a sick pervert as a little kid, and years later after he is discovered, tries to get back into a regular way of life with his family. Powerful performances all around, this is the full version of this incredible movie.

I Want To Keep My Baby (1976) - A lost TV-movie classic, this one stars Mariel Hemmingway as a young mother who does not want to get an abortion. Has a small logi in the corner that doesn't detract from viewing. Susan Anspach also stars in this remembered film.

I Will I Will…For Now (1976) – Rare sex comedy starring Elliot Gould, Victoria Principal, Diane Keaton and Paul Savino.

In The Beach House (1977) a.k.a. Casotto - Extremely rare Jodie Foster vehicle that she'd rather keep in the closet, this is an Italian sex comedy about the adventures and goings-ons in the beach house one day.

Island, The (1980) - Michael Caine stars as a man with his son who get mixed up in a story that they soon regret.

Jailbait Babysitter (1977) - John Goodman's first film! A pretty wild teenager has a crazy party where she is babysitting. After the craziness, she gets involved with a pretty 'madam' who starts her in a life of prostitution. Her wanna-be boyfriend doesn't like it one bit!

Kid with the Broken Halo (1982) - Low-key but fun TV-movie starring Gary Coleman as an angel who has to solve the problems of three families on earth to earn his wings. Much better than it sounds! Packed with familiar faces. No end credits.

Killdozer (1974) - This is it! The TV-movie you saw late at night as a kid in the 70's (or NEVER saw as a kid in the 80's)! Killdozer stars Clint Walker and Robert Urich as men on a construction crew on a deserted island, where a bulldozer comes to life and starts killing all the men one by one! Great character actors abound (including Neville Brand) highlight the action, which includes Killdozer doing battle against another earth mover! 

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Killing Affair, A (1977) - Elizabeth Montgomery ("Bewitched") and O.J. Simpson (as a detective) out to solve a murder mystery...rare and quite ironic considering future events in OJ's life.

KISS Meets The Phantom of the Park (1978) - The band KISS battles an evil scientist and his robots (even his KISS robots!) at an amusement park where KISS is performing! While it aimed to be a timeless TV fantasy in the Star Wars vein, this flick is a really cheesy 70's TV movie instead! It is however a lot of fun, especially for KISS fans as Gene, Paul, Ace and Peter battle evil, sing songs and prove they can't act! Includes a special KISS bonus after the main feature!

Last Bride of Salem (1974) - Great rare TV-movie, started as an afternoon special but was so intense it moved to primetime.

Last Run, The (1971) - George C. Scott is a getaway driver hired to do one last run, and all sorts of havoc ensues!

Legend of Nigger Charley, The (1972) - Very rare blaxploitation! The tale of a slave who doesn't take it anymore, and becomes a feared outlaw in the old west. Unbelievable this was even made!

Like Normal People (1979) - Touching classic TV movie starring Shaun Cassidy and Linda Purl, as two retarded/mentally challenged people who want to get married.

Lincoln Conspiracy, The (1977) - Yep, this is yet another of those mid-70's "documentaries" of the strange!

Little Darlings (1980) - Tatum O'Neal and Kristy McNichol star in this tale of a competition at a girls camp to see who can lose their virginity first! Matt Dillon also gives a great early performance.

Loneliest Runner, The (1976) - Starring the "James at 15" kid Lance Kerwin, and written/directed by Michael Landon, this was a powerful film in the 70's. Kerwin has to run home from school everyday before the school bus passes his home, to retrieve the sheets his mom hangs out his bedroom window, sheets Lance has wet during the night due to a bedwetting problem. The kid grows up to be a marathon runner! An engaging tale and probably one of the best TV-movies.

Los Angeles 2017 (1971) - Very rare TV-Movie directed by Steven Spielberg, this is actually a feature-length episode of the TV show "The Name of the Game." A man wakes up 100 years into the future, and doesn't like what he sees! A must!

Love and the Midnight Auto Supply (1977) - This was a big hit on late 70's cable TV, about a wild car theft gang and a crazy cathouse!

Love War, The (1970) - The always absolutely gorgeous Angie Dickenson is an alien on earth, at war with another alien on our planet, Lloyd Bridges. No matter how it may sound this is actually a fun one!

Lucan (1977) - TV-movie pilot for the short-lived series, Lucan was raised by animals and now seeks himself!

Luna (1979) – Shocking in its day and still packs a punch, Jill Clayburgh stars as a mom who begins an incestuous relationship with her son.

Man, The (1972) - The first black President is Darth Vader himself, James Earl Jones! This was going to be a TV-Movie, but was released in theaters because it was thought to be too hot for TV.

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Manipulator, The (1971) – Mickey Rooney stars in this rare take of a crazy makeup man who kidnaps beautiful girls!

Massacre At Central High (1977) - Despite the title, this film is actually considered to be a very intelligent portrayal of class rebellion. New student David heads to Central High, where his best friend Mark goes, and where Mark and his 3 friends rule the school with an iron fist. Mark set it up so David can join the group and rule with them. But David wants no part of the bullies, and he rebels against them, causing a strain with his friendship with David. Meanwhile, David inspires major rebellion and al sorts of havoc ensues! Even Roger Ebert has stated this is one of his favorite films! Also stars the gorgeous Kimberly Beck.

Meateater, The (1979) – Rare flick about a mania who stalks teens at a movie theater.

Message From Space (1978) - Great Japanese "Star Wars" rip-off starring Vic Morrow and Sonny Chiba! Wild special effects done "Japanese sci-fi style" which should tell you exactly how this film looks, but it's a complete blast! Among the similarities - some certain speceships resemble TIE-fighters, and even the Death Star trench run is copied!

Mind of Mr. Soames (1970) – A man in a coma since infancy, awakens with the body of a man but with the mind of an infant. Learning how to function, he escapes!

Moment By Moment (1978) - John Travolta and Lily Tomlin have an affair and create a truly horrible masterpiece they'd both love to forget! This is a great bad one - it's just amazing to view!

Moonrunners (1974) - This is the film that inspired the classic "Dukes of Hazzard" TV show, with some of the same characters and the same narrator in Waylon Jennings! Grady and Bobby Lee Hagg run moonshine for Uncle Jesse, but local big guy Jake wants to eliminate all competition, including the Haggs! Lots of car action, great direction and a funny plot keep things moving alot at breakneck speed!

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Morning After, The (1974) - A TV-movie that is actually decently made? This rare but acclaimed TV-Movie stars Dick Van Dyke as a raging alcoholic, a common premise that somehow finds a way to work here.

Mystery of the Million Dollar Hockey Puck (1975) - Comedy about some kids and some diamonds hidden in a hockey puck, but best of all it stars The Montreal Canadiens and you get to see some classic hockey footage with some greats like Bob Gainey and Guy LaFleur in the big finale at the old Montreal Forum! Extremely rare!

Naked Ape, The (1973) - Hugh from Payboy had this very rare film made, and it has Victoria Principal!

Nurse (1980) - Michael Learned and Robert Reed star in this TV-movie pilot for the short-lived series about a nurse and her exploits.

Odd Couple - Together Again, The (1993) - The great Tony Randall and Jack Klugman once again star as Felix and Oscar! Felix gets kicked out of the house so he won't interfere with his daughter's wedding, so he moves in with Oscar and it's just like old times!

On The Air Live With Captain Midnight (1977) - A true 70's lost classic, a high school kid, with the help of his best friend, creates a moving pirate radio station in his supercool custom 70's van and becomes the hottest DJ in Los Angeles! Everyone from the feds to the cops to his fellow high school classmates try to find out the secret identity of Captain Midnight! Graet music by Ted Nugent and Rod Stewart, this film is no "Dazed and Confused," this is a real 70's teen movie!

Open Season (1974) - Classic rare Peter Fonda vehicle about buddies who terrorize a couple (one a very pretty wife), and then go hunting for the most dangerous game! John Phillip Law also stars in this rare underrated classic.

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Out of It (1969) - Classic hi-jinks with the great Jon Voight in this rarity.

Outer Space Connection, The (1975) - Oh no, yet ANOTHER 70's unexplained/UFO documentary! Rod Serling narrates this one though!

Outrage (1973)- This is it! The car classic! Robert Culp and his family are terrorized by a group of hot-rodding teens! A MUST and one of the greatest TV-Movies ever made!

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People, The (1972) - Yet another classic William Shatner TV flick with fake Mormons!

Pets (1974) - Classic early 70's sleave about a crazy man who keeps a human zoo of pretty girls in his basement!

Phantom of Hollywood, The (1974) - Very rare TV-movie about a movie studio protected by a phantom. Most notable because you see classic MGM sets destroyed! A forgotten important piece of Hollywood history.

Pigs vs. Freaks (1980/1984) - Broadcast on television in '84, four years after it was completed, this is a strange film about actual football games the cops and hippies used to play against each other in the 70's to help understand one another better. Tony Randall and Patrick Swayze star!

       
Pink Lady The Movie (1978) – a.k.a. Pink Lady’s Motion Picture, this is the big screen appearance of this legendary duo, as they sing and dance their way through the movie. In Japanese, but a real trip nonetheless!

Promise Him Anything (1975) – Eddie Albert stars in this rare TV-Movie, about a man who sues for breach of contract when his date found through a dating service isn’t quite as advertised. Definitely ahead of its time!

Pray For The Wildcats (1974) - Okay, pay attention to this one! 70's TV-movie! William Shatner! Angie Dickinson! Robert Reed! Marjoe Gortner! And Andy Griffith as the scummy boss who makes his employess go on a dangerous trip with him!

Punk in London (1979) - Very rare look at punk rock in England. Clash, Pistols, X-Ray Spex, Boomtown Rats, Lurkers, etc. all great bands.

Puzzle of a Downfall Child (1970) - Faye Dunaway stars in this early 70's lost classic.

Raw Force (1982) - A group of martial arts students are en route to an island that supposedly is home to the ghosts of martial artists who have lost their honor. A Hitler lookalike and his gang are running a female slavery operation on the island as well. Soon, the two groups meet and all sorts of crazy things happen which include cannibal monks, piranhas, zombies, and more!

Record City (1978) - An unbelievable 70's time piece, this rare classic shows us what goes on in a rocking day's time at the hippest, most rockin' and rollin' record store in all of LA. Familar 70's faces about in this forgotten gem!

Red Line 7000 (1965) - James Caan stars as a race car driver in this rare racing epic. Look for Star Trek's George Takei!

Reincarnation of Peter Proud (1975) - Michael Sarrazin stars as a man who has lived a previous life, and the secrets it unfolds! This creeped out all of us 70's kids on cable back in the day.

Return of the Mod Squad (1979) - Exactly what it says! Even Tom Bosley is in here!

Return To Macon County (1975) - Don Johnson and Nick Nolte in great early roles ar two young kids in 1958 heading to California in their '57 Chevy to race, but face all sorts of trouble on the way with a wild gang and a nutcase cop! Also stars Robin Mattson from General Hospital!

Revenge For a Rape (1976) - One of the better made TV-movies of this period, a man's wife is gang-raped and he goes out for revenge! Stars Mike Connors ("Mannix") and Robert Reed.

Road To Salina (1970) - A classic of Euro-trash cinema from director George Lautner. A drifter (Robert Walker Jr., Star Trek's "Charlie X") finds himself in a unique situation as he pretends to be the long-lost son of a lonely widow (Rita Hayworth). His sexy "sister" (Mimsy Farmer) also believes him to be the lost brother, and rekindles their "relationship"...the drifter finds himself in a trap and a puzzle he has to solve. An amazingly gripping story, also starring Ed Begley.

Sandcastles (1972) - The Jan-Michael Vincent classic, about a mysterious boy who helps solve a crime, and falls in love with a beautiful girl musician, But there's more to the story...

Sara T: Portrait of a Teenage Alcoholic (1976) - One of the true classics of bad 70's TV-movie madness, Linda Blair stars as the alcoholic Sarah, but you also get Larry Hagman and Mark "Luke Skywalker" Hamill! This is one of the big ones!

Savage Is Loose, The (1974) – An incredible film, very daring for 1974, as a family (with dad George C. Scott) gets stranded on an island, and the son goes crazy and sexually stalks his mother. An unforgettable lost movie.

Scavenger Hunt (1979) - Crazy characters compete in a scavenger hunt to win a fortune! But look at this cast...Tony Randall...James Coco...Scatman Crothers...Ruth Gordon...Cloris Leachman...Cleavon Little...Roddy McDowell...Dirk Benedict...Willie Aames...and Richard Benjamin!

Seduction of Joe Tynan (1979) – Alan Alda and Meryl Streep star in this riveting tale of a Senator put to the test.

Skatetown, USA (1979) - Late 70's disco fever hits Maureen McCormick, Ron Palillo, Flip Wilson, Scott Baio and even the Unknown Comic! Quality is a little bit shaky at times, but the 'shaky copy' this is the only copy of this very rare classic to surface. It doesn't go from start to finish. Otherwise, quality is pretty good.

Smokey Bites The Dust (1981) - Jimmy McNichol stars in this "goofy" comedy about him and his girlfriend running from her sheriff dad, but there is a LOT of car chase action, with some truly amazing stunts. If this was done serious, this would be a car-chase classic. There is one stunt with a '57 Chevy that has to be seen to be believed. All real - no computer effects. The way stunts are supposed to be done.

Sole Survivor (1970) - More William Shatner, as a mysterious bomber plane is discovered! A great one from the early 70's.

Someone I Touched (1975) – TV-movie starring Cloris Leachman with a husband who fools around, with added drama!

Song of the South (1946) - The rare Disney film with Uncle Remus, a nicely-made film with great musical numbers.

Stingray (1978) - Good guys vs. bad guys and a gorgeous 1963 Corvette Stingray, great car action and more in this forgotten rarity.

Stop Calling Me Baby (1977) - Very rare Jodie Foster vehicle, she even sings some of the tunes in the flick! Also know as Casotto, this is an extremely-rare foreign film, dubbed in English with foreign subs. Jodie gives an amazing performance in this true underrated and completely forgotten classic. Not to be missed.

Student Body, The (1976) - Three gorgeous troublemakers get a break from prison if they volunteer to be guinea pigs for a new experiment that is supposed to rehabilitate criminals. But there's more than meets the eye!

Such Good Friends (1971) - Rare soap classic, with Dyan Cannon and Ken Howard! Otto Preminger made this one. A beautiful woman discovers her sick husband has had affairs, and now she decides to catch up. Classic early 70's classic.

Sugar Hill (1974) - Sugar gets the undead to avenge her boyfriend's death by local gangsters! It's rare zombie blaxploitation!

Sunnyside (1979) - John Travolta's brother Joey stars in this anti-gang violence film! Joey used to be a gangbanger but now wants to show everyone the right way. You can definitely see brother John in him. Definitely a lot of fun to watch, this is a true lost 70's gem.

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Superman The Movie:  Uncut Version (1978) - This 2-DVD or VHS set has 50 additional minutes of footage, while the official DVD release only has nine! The credits are cut off at the end, but it's all here, 2-DVD set for the same regular price!

Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story (1987) - This is the infamous 45 minute movie based on the life of Karen Carpenter, done with Barbie dolls! Never released, the filmmaker neglected to get permission to use the actual Carpenters songs, and Richard Carpenter successfully blocked the film's release. No telling what Mattel would have done anyway! Quality is 'good,' not the best but very watchable.

Supervan (1977) - Made during the peak of the "custom van" craze of the 70's, "Supervan" is Vandora, the wildest van in the world and created by the King of the Customizers, George Barris. Supervan shoots lasers, runs on solar power, and chases the bad guys. Great scenes of 70's van culture. Barris himself even makes an appearance. Decent print of the very rare film.

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Super Xuna vs. Satan (1988) - Subtitled in English! Super Xuna is a beautiful superhero who takes on Satan and even sings and dances. She always wears sexy clothes amongst the sexual symbolism and strange visuals! A lot of fun, amazing this was even made.

Sweet Hostage (1975) - Beautiful print with Linda Blair and Martin Sheen, this is a classic TV-movie of the highest order, Sheen is a crazy man who kidnaps innocent Linda, and they fall in love while on the lam from the law. Sheen gives a usual dynamite performance and it a pleasure to watch do his thing.

Sweet Sweet Rachel (1971) – Rare TV-movie, creepy tale of murder by ESP and the man trying to solve the crime.

Tenth Level, The (1975) – William Shatner in this rare TV-movie where he tries to determine why people do bad things. Very scarce but anyone who has seen it never forgets it.

Terrible Joe Moran (1984) - James Cagney's last film! With Art Carney too. (More Cagney at the bottom of the page) James is a grumpy old bozer with a bad relationship with his daughter. Old Cagney film footage is used for the boxing scenes.

Terror On The Beach (1973) - A true classic TV-movie! Susan Day and her family just want a peaceful day at the beach, but instead find themselves terrorized by a group of punks on an old firetruck! Perhaps mostly known for the legendary scene where Susan wears a skimpy bikini, but this whole flick is non-stop 70's TV-movie thriller fun.

Three the Hard Way (1974) - Blaxploitation and martial-arts at their wildest, stars Jim Kelly and Jim Brown, out to take out a white supremist who wnats to wipe out the black race.

Tick...tick...tick...(1970) A black man is elected sheriff and not many are happy! The great Jim Brown stars as the sheriff, and George Kennedy as the man he succeeds.

Toomorrow (1970) - Rare one starring Olivia Newton-John, odd sci-fi with Asian subs on the right that do not detract from viewing. Many trippy scenes, cool music and aliens.

Top of the Heap (1972) - Classic rare blaxploitation! A man hates his job, family, life...and does something about it!

Trapped (1973) - Another TV-movie classic, as James Brolin (many years before Streisand) gets locked in a department store, and how is terrorized by the guard dogs! Dobermans, no less (remember the Doberman's scare of the 70's?). This one is definitely a winner.

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Twisted Detective (1977) - Alain Delon ("Zorro"), Klaus Kinski and Ornella Muti ("Flash Gordon") star in this George Lautner lost classic.

Turkish E.T. (Badi) -  Click the link HERE for special page on all the "Turkish" remakes!

Turkish Exorcist (Seytan) - Click the link HERE for special page on all the "Turkish" remakes!

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Turkish Star Trek - Click the link HERE for special page on all the "Turkish" remakes!

Turkish Star Wars - Click the link HERE for special page on all the "Turkish" remakes!

Turkish Superman - Click the link HERE for special page on all the "Turkish" remakes!

Turkish Wizard of Oz - Click the link HERE for special page on all the "Turkish" remakes!

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Unholy Rollers (1972) - The gorgeous Claudia Jennings stars in this rare flick about a wild female roller derby team!

Utterly Without Redeeming Social Value (1969) - aka Baring It All, this romp was written by and stars the late great Paul Bartel!

Vacation In Hell, A (1979) - Another lost gem of a TV-movie, this one stars Maureen McCormick ("Marcia Brady") and Priscilla Barnes ("Three's Company") as they and their group find trouble on the way back home. Includes the "showering" sequence near the end that is missing in some prints.

W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings (1975) - Rare Burt Reynolds gem about a con artist in the 50's who ends up managing a country band while on the lam from the law. Also stars Jerry Reed, Ned Beatty and Art Carney, and is a total blast from start to finish - great music and Burt's typical leading man charm.

Welfare (1975) - Classic documentary on the NYC welfare system. Real and gritty. Mainly a "fly on the wall" type film where you simply see a New York City welfare office in action, but you cannot take your eyes off it. Very rare and much sought-after.

White Line Fever (1975) - Jan Michael-Vincent in this classic about truckers who aren't going to be pushed around by the system any longer! The gorgeous Kay Lenz stars as his wife, and of course The Blue Mule as his truck. Made during the peak of the "trucking" craze of the 70's, this movie made many a young boy want to be a trucker when it found a huge cult audience on cable TV in the late 70's.

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Wonder Woman (1974) - The original TV-movie/pilot starring Cathy Lee Crosby! Linda Carter eventually got the gig, but this is where the legend originally started.

Wrong Way (1972) - Two girls are kidnapped and raped, and that's only the start of their troubles. This is one of the most notorious of the "sleaze" genre that peaked in the early 70's. Definitely for adults only.

WUSA (1970) - Paul Newman rarity, as a southern radio station becomes politically charged. Paul delivers one of his typical classic performances in this forgotten gem.

Yeti: The Giant of the Twentieth Century (1977) - Ultra-Rare Yeti flick! A lost giant monster movie the Yeti comes out to search for his lovely jungle girl who has moved into the big city. You can guess hat happens next! Sure, it borrows from King Kong but it's a total blast! This rare one is directed by Frank Kramer.
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James Cagney is one of the silver's screens greatest actors and legends. Here are some of his rarest early films. In these, you can see a young and hungry Cagney totally destined for superstardom, lighting up the screen as only he can. 

(Please note: Picture Snatcher (1933), The Mayor of Hell (1933), Smart Money (1931), and Lady Killer (1933) are no longer available here as they have now been officially released. You can get all four of these classics right here.)

Sinner's Holiday (1930, #1)
Doorway To Hell (1930, #2)
Other Men's Women (1931, #3)
The Millionaire (1931, #4)
Blonde Crazy (1931, #7)
Taxi! (1932, #8)
The Crowd Roars (1932, #9)
Winner Take All (1932, #10)
Hard To Handle (1933, #11)
Jimmy The Gent (1934, #16)
He Was Her Man (1934, #15)
Here Comes The Navy (1934, #18)
St. Louis Kid (1934, #19)
Devil Dogs of the Air (1935, #20)
The Irish In Us (1935, #22)
The Frisco Kid (1935, #25)
Ceiling Zero (1936, #26)
Boy Meets Girl (1938, #29)
The Strawberry Blonde (1941, #37)
These Wilder Years (1956, #57)
Terrible Joe Moran (1984, #68, his last film ever!)

American Film Institute Life Achievement Award ceremony show (1974, many special guests, great speech on stage by Cagney!

More rare classic films
The Little Giant (1933) - Edward G. Robinson tries to go straight after prohibition is repealed
The Man With Two Faces (1934) - Stage actor Edward G. Robinson must protect his sister from a bad guy