Cornell Wilde guest stars as Duncan Barnett, the ruthless founder-CEO of Barnett Industries. Gathering his board of directors...
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1987
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Flamboyant, giallo-style gore effects are the only highlight of this otherwise pedestrian supernatural horror film, which was...
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Melinda Leahy
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1984
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In this thriller, based on a true story, a psycho killer cons his three adolescent sons into helping him and his equally...
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1983
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This made-for-television drama chronicles an atypical May-December romance involving a twenty-something doctor and a...
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1982
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The Kid From Nowhere is built around the talents of Ricky Wittman, a remarkable young actor afflicted with Down's Syndrome...
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1982
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Produced by Roger Corman and scripted by John Sayles, Battle Beyond the Stars is a cheerfully blatant imitation of...
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1980
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A "critic's darling" of 1979, the modestly produced French Postcards has an appeal that goes beyond the wine and cheese...
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1979
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The sixth season of The Waltons) gets under way minus two longtime series regulars: Richard Thomas as John-Boy and Ellen...
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1977
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Having quit his job at the "Blue Ridge Chronicle", Ben (Eric Scott) is hired by a high-pressure car salesman named Jarvis...
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1977
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Jim-Bob (David W. Harper) has a new friend, 16-year-old Joe Douglas (Peter Miner), who shares his love of aviation. Joe...
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1977
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John-Boy (Richard Thomas) wants to devote the upcoming edition of "The Blue Ridge Chronicle" to a commemoration of local WW1...
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1977
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Lawrence Kerwin stars as James Hunter, a gawky Oregon teenager who moves to Boston with his family. Suffering the requisite...
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1977
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In Randal Kleiser's telemovie Dawn: Portrait of a Teenage Runaway, Eve Plumb stars as Dawn, who leaves home at 15 for the...
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1976
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In spite of all his hard work and ambition, John-Boy (Richard Thomas) is worried that he hasn't really got what it takes to...
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1975
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1974
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Dick Van Dyke put his image and his career on the line with this searing TV movie about a "social drinker" who becomes a...
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1974
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In this made-for-television disaster film, seven officer workers find themselves trapped in a towering inferno after a...
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Lee Parker
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1974
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Season Seven of Ironside begins as Chief Ironside (Raymond Burr) goes head-to-head with the staff of a smarmy gossip magazine...
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1973
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When actor Lionel Jeffries turned to directing in the 1970s, he exhibited a preference for whimsy, as witness...
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Mrs. Baxter
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1973
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This dark, brooding low-budget effort opens in Vietnam, where young infantryman Andy Brooks (Richard Backus) is struck down...
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1972
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Roy (Kevin Tighe) tries to arrange a date between wife's cousin and his coworker John (Randolph Mantooth)--and one can only...
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1972
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Lynn Tyne
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1971
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If you want to know what The Wild Bunch would have looked like with Blake Edwards rather than Sam Peckinpah in the director's...
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Sada Billings
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1971
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1970
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When Jimmy Price (Jim Brown) wins an upset victory for sheriff, he becomes the first black man ever to hold the job (or any...
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Julia Little
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1970
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In this made-for-TV movie, a New England hotel is the meeting place for two lonely, unhappy people (Lloyd Bridges and...
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1969
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Faces is right: this definitive John Cassavetes film consists almost exclusively of tight, uncomfortable close-ups. It takes...
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Maria Forst
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1968
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