RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: Zardoz
In terms of reputation, Zardoz is a movie that occupies a strange place between cult
Retro Movie Reviews
Reviews of your favorite/low key classic films!
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: CANDY, 1968
CANDY, 1968. A ridiculous retro, psychedelic, teenage comedy farce directed by the renowned French actor
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: The Crow
For a long time, I always held The Crow as one of the standards of
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: AGUIRRE, THE WRATH OF GOD, 1972
AGUIRRE, THE WRATH OF GOD, 1972, a cult film of epic proportions. Written and directed
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: THE FABULOUS BARON MUNCHAUSEN, 1962
THE FABULOUS BARON MUNCHAUSEN, 1962 (original title BARON PRÃSIL). Directed by Karl Zeman (INVENTION FOR
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: Star Trek: The Motion Picture
From the outset, I“ll admit that Star: Trek: The Motion Picture was never my favorite
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI, 1920
100 years later. This classic film still has legs! Praised as the fist true horror
Retro Movie Review: Star Wars Episode 1–The Phantom Menace
Nostalgia can often be forgiving. At the time of the release of The Phantom Menace
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: LOCAL HERO, 1983
LOCAL HERO, 1983. Written and directed by Scottish filmmaker Bill Forsyth (GREGORY“S GIRL, 1981 and
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: BEING THERE, 1979
BEING THERE, 1979. Directed by Hal Ashby (HAROLD AND MAUDE, 1971 and SHAMPOO, 1975). Based
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: MIDNIGHT COWBOY, 1969
MIDNIGHT COWBOY, 1969. Directed by John Schlesinger (MARATHON MAN, 1976 and THE FALCON AND THE
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: SECONDS, 1966
SECONDS, 1966. Based on the novel by David Ely. Directed by John Frankenheimer (THE MANCHURIAN
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: DANGER DIABOLIK, 1968
DANGER DIABOLIK, 1968. A Dino de Laurentiis production. Directed by Mario Bava. Starring the amazing
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: WIZARDS, 1977
WIZARDS, 1977, Ralph Bakshi“s fantasy spectacle, a feast for animation fan“s senses, photographed on film,
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: EL TOPO, 1970
A tale of spiritual enlightenment and transcendence, EL TOPO, 1970. Written, directed and starring the
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: A BOY AND HIS DOG, 1975
A BOY AND HIS DOG, 1975, directed by L.Q. Jones, adaptation from the award-winning novella
Retro Movie Review: Vampyr, 1932
I“m going to go way out on a limb by discussing this very old and
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: SHOCK WAVES, 1976
Back in the 1970s, when zombie films were still somewhat of a novelty, they gave
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: CREEPSHOW, 1982
I“m going old school on this review, heading waaaay back to the days of
Retro Movie Review: Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Released to coincide with the 25 year anniversary of Batman: The Animated Series, this first
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