Cult Movie Reviews

The Killer Likes Candy ( Un killer per sua maestà ) is a 1968 French-Italian-West German eurospy movie. It starts out promisingly, with...

Given the title and the way it was promoted back in 1964 you could be forgiven for assuming that Code 7, Victim 5 is going to be yet ano...

The Day of the Jackal is a very different kind of 1970s action movie. This big-budget Anglo-French co-production might be unconventional...

So Darling, So Deadly (AKA Agent Joe Walker: Operation Far East , original title Kommissar X - In den Klauen des goldenen Drachen ) was ...

The Liquidator is yet another 1960s spy spoof movie, this one being a British production. The problem with spy spoofs was to get the t...

Our Man in Marrakesh (also released under the title Bang! Bang! You're Dead! ) is a low-key spy spoof from prolific producer Harry ...

By 1972 when Innocent Bystanders was released the spy movie craze had pretty well peaked. There would still be spy movies of course and ...

The television series Callan was a sensation when it first started screening in Britain in 1967. The public loved it and the critics lov...

Spy movies were all the rage in the 1960s. In tone they ranged from dark, brooding and tragic all the way to outrageous light-hearted sil...

The Anglo-Canadian co-production Bear Island was the last of the notable film adaptations of Alistair MacLean’s novels. This one actuall...

When Eight Bells Toll was scripted by Alistair MacLean from his own novel. While it failed to achieve the same success as earlier MacLea...