The 1970s Disaster Film Genre takes off to a Flying Start... Burt Lancaster picks the worst time for taking overtime with snow, eco-protesters, an irate wife, a loved up colleague, a hot headed mechanic and a bomber in the first of the Airport movies.
A two for the Price of one guest appearance...
Pretending to be one of the family, the Bionic Woman joins the Carstairs family's scavenger hunt to find a millionaires fortune and a top secret formula.
Things Go Black For A While...
Another Airport film, Another year with Heston with the head billing of an all-star disaster.
Oh Boy, Alan Smithee directed a dream ensemble cast...
An artist witnesses a double murder by mobsters. Their boss then dispatches his best hit man to find and kill her. But in time, the now love-lorn (to the point of obsession) hit man tracks her down.
The hit man and her...
A lone hit man reluctantly takes on a new much younger accomplice, a 12-year-old girl who is out for revenge for her 4-year-old brother's murder.
For Charlton Heston, it's just one disaster after another...
A flight to Minneapolis is skyjacked by a mystery bomber demanding it change route to Anchorage, Alaska. But then there's more calamities to come.
Joan Crawford has five minutes of Man from UNCLE fame...
A feature film made from a two parter TV episode, with the added bonus of this Golden Hollywood star.
Robin Hood, Robin Hood riding through the glen (again)...
Twenty years ago Robin Hood abandoned Lady Marian to fight in the crusades with King Richard the Lionheart. Now he's returned to Nottingham to reclaim her heart.
A Gander at the Wild Geese movie...
A bunch of (at least) middle-aged mercenaries aim to rescue the imprisoned President of an African State.
