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Bleakly and darkly comedic, Harold and Maude frequently appears in best romantic comedy lists.

Burt Lancaster's Cross is a CIA operative who is hunted by his former protege, Alain Delon's Scorpio in Michael Winner's efficient thriller.

Rabid shares a lot of DNA with Shivers, Cronenberg's film from two years earlier, and is every bit as enjoyable.

Frenzy isn’t Hitchcock at his most impressive or surprising, and yet he still grabs and holds your attention.

Based on the true life exploits of Frank Morris (Eastwood) an inmate of Alcatraz in 1962.

Gene Hackman and Al Pacino star in this buddy comedy road movie, which as you'd expect, works rather well.

The third entry into the Dirty Harry franchise shows no signs of diminishing enjoyment.

Jack Nicholson and Otis Young star as career sailors escorting a young recruit from their Virginia base to Portsmouth Navel Base.

Mario Imperoli's film centers on Tony, a young man who spends his time outside of work persecuting and murdering prostitutes.

After months of searching for his missing daughter, Jake is shown an 8mm stag film that she is in. Queue a rescue and revenge mission.

Pam Grier's Foxy Brown swears vengeance on the mob after her brother sells her boyfriend out to them, to relinquish an unpaid debt.

A Vietnam veteran returns home and is treated like a hero until thugs break into his home and murder his family.

A reporter gains permission to film the inside of a nuclear power station, and witness a near disaster whilst inside.

Charlton Heston stars as a pandemic survivor in 1975 Los Angeles, where biological warfare has decimated most of the planet.