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Tag Archives: 1970s
The Black Phone (2022)
Director: Scott Derrickson Writers: Scott Derrickson & C. Robert Cargill (Based on the short story “The Black Phone” by Joe Hill)
Posted in Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 1970s, 2022, abuse, adaptation, alcoholic, alcoholism, balloons, basement, black phone, brett jutkiewicz, c. robert cargill, child murderer, drama, drunk, e. roger mitchell, ethan hawke, frederic thoraval, ghost, grabber, horror, james ransone, jason blum, jeremy davies, joe hill, kidnap, kidnapped, kidnapper, madeleine mcgraw, mask, mason thames, murder, murderer, mystery, phone, scott derrickson, serial killer, spirit, telephone, the black phone, the grabber, thriller, troy rudeseal, visions
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The Ice Storm (1997)
Director: Ang Lee Writer: James Schamus (Based on the novel by Rick Moody)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1970s, 1997, adam hann-byrd, adaptation, affair, allison janney, ang lee, christina ricci, coming of age, connecticut, david krumholtz, drama, electrocuted, electrocution, elijah wood, family, fantastic four, frederick elmes, henry czerny, ice, ice storm, infidelity, james schamus, joan allen, katie holmes, kevin kline, key party, marriage, Michael danna, middle class, richard nixon, rick moody, sex, sigourney weaver, storm, swapping, swinging, ted hope, the ice storm, tim squyres, tobey maguire, train, winter
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Ratcatcher (1999)
Director: Lynne Ramsay Writer: Lynn Ramsay
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1970s, 1999, alwin h. kuchler, bully, death, drama, drown, drowned, drowning, garbage, gavin emerson, glasgow, labor, lucia zucchetti, lynne ramsay, poor, poverty, rachel portman, rat, ratcatcher, rats, scotland, scottish, strike, tommy flanagan, trash
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The Virgin Suicides (1999)
Director: Sofia Coppola Writer: Sofia Coppola (Based on the novel by Jeffrey Eugenides)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1970s, a.j. cook, adaptation, catholic, chris hanley, dan halsted, dance, danny devito, edward lachman, family, fourtee, francis ford coppola, giovanni ribisi, hanna hall, high school, homecoming dance, james lyons, james woods, jeffrey eugenides, josh hartnett, julie costanzo, kathleen turner, kirsten dunst, melissa kent, michael pare, narrator, noah shebib, party, rorschach test, scott glenn, sex, sister, sisters, sofia coppola, strict, suicide, teenager, the virgin suicides, virgin
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Licorice Pizza (2021)
Director: Paul Thomas Anderson Writer: Paul Thomas Anderson
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1970s, 2021, acting, actor, adam somner, alana haim, andy jurgensen, arcade, benny safdie, bradley cooper, business, california, campaign, christine ebersole, comedy, coming of age, cooper hoffman, danielle haim, drama, este haim, fuel, gas, gay, high school, jewish, john c. reilly, john michael higgins, jon peters, jonny greenwood, los angeles, mary elizabeth ellis, maya rudolph, mayor, michael bauman, motorcycle, paul thomas anderson, pinball, politician, politics, restaurant, romance, san fernando valley, sara murphy, sean penn, skyler gisondo, tom waits, waterbed
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The Walk (2015)
Director: Robert Zemeckis Writers: Robert Zemeckis & Christopher Browne (Based on the book “To Reach the Clouds” by Philippe Petit)
Posted in Adventure, Drama
Tagged 1970s, 2015, adaptation, adventure, alan silvestri, arrest, artist, ben kingsley, ben schwartz, charlotte le bon, christopher browne, Dariusz wolski, france, french, heights, high wire, jack rapke, james badge dale, jeremiah o'driscoll, joseph gordon-levitt, mime, new york, new york city, nyc, paris, philippe petit, robert zemeckis, rope, steve starkey, the walk, tightrope, tightrope walker, to reach the clouds, true story, walk, world trade center
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Cry Macho (2021)
Director: Clint Eastwood Writers: Nick Schenk and N. Richard Nash (Based on the novel by N. Richard Nash)
Posted in Drama, Western
Tagged 1970s, 2021, adaptation, albert s. ruddy, ben davis, border, clint eastwood, cowboy, cry macho, drama, dwight yoakam, horse, jessica meier, joel cox, mark mancina, mexican, mexico, n. richard nash, nick schenk, ranch, rodeo, tim moore, Western
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The Many Saints of Newark (2021)
Director: Alan Taylor Writers: David Chase & Lawrence Knner (Based on characters created by David Chase)
Posted in Crime, Drama
Tagged 1960s, 1970s, 2021, adaptation, alan taylor, alessandro nivola, billy magnussen, corey stoll, crime, criminal, david chase, drama, drugs, funeral, gang, gangster, joey diaz, john magaro, jon bernthal, kramer morgenthau, lawrence konner, leslie odom jr., looting, mafia, michael gandolfini, michael imperioli, mob, mobster, new jersey, newark, nick vallelonga, prequel, prison, ray liotta, sopranos, spin-off, the many saints of newark, the sopranos, tony soprano, uncle, vera farmiga
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The Curse of la Llorona (2019)
Director: Michael Chaves Writers: Mikki Daughtry & Tobias Iaconis Very generic.
Posted in Horror, Thriller
Tagged 1970s, 2019, california, church, emile gladstone, gary dauberman, ghost, horror, james wan, jaynee-lynne kinchen, joseph bishara, kids, la llorona, linda cardellini, los angeles, marisol ramirez, mexico, mikki daughtry, paranormal, priest, raymond cruz, roman christou, social worker, spin off, spirit, supernatural, the conjuring, The Curse of la Llorona, thriller, tony amendola, widow
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