Reuben, Reuben (1983) A drab, tweed-clad, depressed, alcoholic poet makes his living scamming off of, and making love to, unhappy elderly socialite women.
Whose Life Is It Anyway? (1981) Richard Dreyfuss plays a sculptor who gets paralyzed and then proceeds to fight for his legal right to die.
‘night, Mother (1986) A super bleak film wherein Sissy Spacek tells her mother Anne Bancroft all about how she's going to commit suicide at the end of the movie.
Blue Sunshine (1978) A bunch of people who took a bad batch of acid in the 60s start to freak-out and kill people in the late 70s.
Night Warning (1982) A vengeful homophobic detective accuses a local athlete with a psychotic overprotective aunt of murder.
Satan’s Blade (1984) A fresh from film school director lands some financial backing and decides to make a slasher movie.
Terror On Tour (1980) Very poorly lit entry into the early-to-mid 80s brief sub-genre of Heavy Metal-themed horror movies.
The Legend of Hell House (1973) Well done, albeit standard, Euro-horror fare that falls apart in the end.
Real Men (1987) John Ritter and Jim Belushi star in a buddy comedy about CIA agents, aliens, and Russians.
Savage Dawn (1986) Late entry to the biker exploitation genre that sort of wants to be post apocalyptic.
