An action movie does not necessarily need to be a cinematic masterpiece to entertain and enthrall viewers, and all these 1970s releases prove that pure spectacle can make for the group-watching ...

Sometimes, the bad guy in a kung fu movie is so deliciously evil that they make the movie enjoyable all by themselves.

Rolling Thunder is not a feel-good movie, not by a longshot. However, this story of a POW who returns home only to have his wife and child killed is about as gripping as a revenge action-thriller can ...

It’s easy to write off the 1970s as a haze of disco, shag carpets, and questionable fashion. But in cinema, it was no less of a revolution. This was the “New Hollywood” era, a time when hard-hitting, ...