Mid-Knight Rider aka Hard Knocks (1979) Insane character study of a male prostitute who leaves his life behind and ends up on a farm.
Run Stranger Run (1973) A young drifter wanders around New England looking for his long-lost father and also almost bones his cousin who is a murderer and may also be his sister.
Diary of a Mad Housewife (1970) Frank Perry-directed satirical take on what it’s like to be a put-upon female, which veers hard into slapstick.
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.
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.
Journey Through Rosebud (1972) Existential hippie bullshit masquerading as some type of parable about Native American ethical and moral issues.
The Disappearance (1977) Donald Sutherland is a hitman having a soulless emotional crisis, then his wife vanishes.
Heroes (1977) Probably the first semi-lighthearted love story to focus on the after-effects of The 'Nam.
