Godzilla King Of Monsters - 1954

This movie has two audio tracks - the first one goes with the movie and the other contains commentary by critic David Kalat. Never heard of him. Link in comments.

ZARDOZ - 1974

After making DELIVERANCE John Boorman brought us this Sci-Fi film starring Sean Connery. The movie resists easy analysis which is to say we could argue about it for hours. Link in comments.

Logan's Run - 1976

Roger Ebert gave this three stars and Gene Siskel gave it zero. I think it's worth watching. Link in comments.

Thunderbirds Are Go - 1968

The British TV show THUNDERBIRDS was also made into a movie that played stateside. Watch it again or for the first time right here. Do it. Link in comments.

Primer - 2004

Here is the independent film PRIMER - along with a version of the movie with commentary by Shane Carruth - along with two video explanations of the movie - and along with two explanatory timeline charts. You've got time for all this, right? Link in comments.

The Adventurӗs Of Buckaroo Banzai - 1984

The summer of 1984 was all about The Search For Spock so Banzai didn't make its money back. And that was that. Link in comments.

Robot Jox - 1990

There was a terrible conflict between the writer and the director of this film. And then a bankruptcy stalled the theatrical release for 3 years making the special effects antiquated. The result is unintentionally funny but hey - free giant robots. Link in comments.

Drive-in Of the Damned - 3

This last batch of radio adverts includes Dressed To Kill, Goodbye Emanuelle, Logans Run, Mondo Cane, Phantasm, Rollerball, The New House On The Left, Omen II, The Fog, Rollerball, Twitch Of The Death Nerve, Werewolves On Wheels, and hundreds of others that I have never heard of. Link in comments.

Drive-in Of the Damned - 2

Please please no more dares. Here are 343 more old radio advertisements for drive-in movies. The titles include Amityville Horror, Dracula Vs. Frankenstein, Locker Room Girls, Master Of The Flying Guilotine, Saturn 3, and many more. Link in comments.

Drive-in Of the Damned - 1990

So once upon a summer people listened to radio and heard advertisements for movies showing at the local Drive-in. Here is a collection of 345 such spots. The titles include Alien, Big Bad Momma, Carrie, Disco Fever, Exorcist, Futureworld, Jaws, The Omen, Phantasm, Stepford Wives, Vanishing Point, Zardoz, and lots more. Link in comments.

The Endless Summer - 1964

This movie helped popularize California, Surfing, Woodies, Surf Music, Beach Movies, and Annette. Link in comments.

Buckaroo Banzai - EST Video

Why listen to the EST excessively when you could be WATCHING it excessively instead? Obvious life-choice in comments.

National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon - 1993

Emilio Estevez and Samuel L. Jackson star. It's fun. Link in comments.

The Space Invaders - 2012

Another look at the boom-dot-bust of Video-Game Arcades in the early eighties. Link in comments.

Gilda Live - 1980

Gilda Radner portrays her most beloved characters again onstage. 90 minutes. Link in comments.

Fleetwood Mac - Tango In The Night - 1987

This one-hour film was taken from the Shake The Cage tour. Lindsey Buckingham is freshly quit and two new guitarists are aboard. Link in comments.

Time Out For Rhythm - 1941

Ann Miller gets lots of screen time and also closes the show. Other talent includes Rudy Vallee, Rosemary Lane, Allen Jenkins, Joan Merrill, Richard Lane, Six Hits and a Miss, Eddie Durant and his Rhumba Orchestra, and the Glen Gray Band. The Three Stooges also appear. Bad luck there. Link in comments.

The Marx Brothers - Love Happy - 1949

A Harpo-centric Marx Brothers movie that is very worth watching. Link in comments.

Slapstick Of Another Kind - 1982

A science fiction film starring Madeline Kahn, Marty Feldman, and Jerry Lewis, based on the book SLAPSTICK by Kurt Vonnegut. Some praise this film and some despise it. I have JERRY LEWIS ISSUES and might try to watch this later. Link in comments.

Overdrawn At The Memory Bank - 1983

Producer-Director Fred Barzyk of WGBH Boston helped make BETWEEN TIME AND TIMBUKTU happen as well as THE LATHE OF HEAVEN. He also brought us OVERDRAWN AT THE MEMORY BANK in 1983, based on a story by sci-fi author John Varley. Link in comments.