The Wrong Arm of the Law (1963)
Peter Sellers leads a delightfully twisty caper where crooks and coppers collide, trading disguises, double‑crosses, and razor‑sharp gags in one of the 60s’ breeziest crime comedies…
21st March 2026
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Bunny Lake Is Missing (1965)
Preminger’s eerie mystery follows a frantic mother searching for her vanished daughter as unsettling clues, unreliable witnesses, and creeping paranoia twist every moment into something darker…
19th March 2026
Shark!/Man-Eater (1969)
A rugged adventure spirals into chaos as treasure hunters, shady deals, and very real sharks collide in a production famously more dangerous behind the camera than on it…
18th March 2026
The Magic Christian (1969)
A gloriously unhinged satire where Peter Sellers and Ringo Starr spend absurd amounts of money proving everyone has a price, and society happily agrees…
17th March 2026
Town Without Pity (1961)
A stark courtroom drama exposing the cruelty victims face as legal manoeuvring media pressure and small‑town judgment collide in a tense early‑60s moral reckoning…
15th March 2026
Robin and the 7 Hoods (1964)
A breezy Rat Pack caper blending Prohibition‑era hijinks catchy musical numbers and Sinatra’s effortless charm as a Chicago gangster crew reimagines the Robin Hood legend…
13th March 2026
Mad Doctor of Blood Island (1969)
A lurid island shocker where a deranged scientist’s experiments unleash green‑blooded terror blending pulp horror exotic ritual and late‑60s drive‑in monster mayhem…
12th March 2026
What’s New Pussycat? (1965)
A swinging 60s farce where romantic chaos mistaken intentions and escalating flirtations collide in a bright fast‑moving comedy shaped by Bond‑era attitudes and playful charm…
11th March 2026
Ride in the Whirlwind (1966)
A lean existential western where three cowhands are mistaken for outlaws forcing them into a desperate flight across harsh terrain as paranoia and violence close in…
7th March 2026
The Shooting (1967)
A stark existential western where shifting alliances cryptic motives and barren landscapes shape a tense pursuit that grows increasingly unsettling as its true purpose emerges…
6th March 2026
The Penthouse (1967)
A tense 60s home invasion thriller unfolding in a single apartment where psychological manipulation power games and escalating danger drive a claustrophobic battle of control…
5th March 2026
Comanche Station (1960)
Randolph Scott delivers stoic strength in this taut Boetticher western where loyalty danger and moral resolve collide on a stark frontier journey toward redemption…
2nd March 2026
King of the Action Thriller
Alistair MacLean rose from bestselling novelist to Hollywood’s highest‑paid screenwriter shaping the action thriller genre with tightly crafted plots and relentless cinematic momentum…
1st March 2026
The Lion in Winter (1968)
Power betrayal and razor‑sharp wit collide as Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine battle over succession in this fierce brilliantly acted classic of political and personal warfare…
28th February 2026
True Grit (1969)
John Wayne’s Rooster Cogburn delivers grizzled charm and unexpected depth in this rugged frontier tale that helped redefine the 60s western for a new generation…
25th February 2026
The Tiger and the Pussycat (1967)
A middle‑aged writer’s life unravels when a fiery young woman storms into his world sparking a witty stylish battle of desire ego and generational chaos…
24th February 2026
The Flesh and the Fiends (1960)
Peter Cushing anchors this chilling Burke and Hare tale exposing medical hypocrisy moral decay and the grim trade in corpses that fuels Edinburgh’s darkest ambitions…
23rd February 2026
The Saint: The Fiction-Makers (1968)
Simon Templar dives into a wild meta‑adventure when a criminal syndicate models its schemes on a novelist’s pulp thrillers creating a playful stylish slice of 60s escapism…
22nd February 2026
Cactus Flower (1969)
A sharp and stylish late‑60s comedy where Walter Matthau Goldie Hawn and Ingrid Bergman navigate romantic chaos in a breezy adaptation that helped redefine Hollywood humour…
21st February 2026
Black Sunday (1960)
Mario Bava’s gothic masterpiece blends haunting atmosphere striking black‑and‑white imagery and Barbara Steele’s unforgettable dual performance to redefine European horror for a new generation…
19th February 2026
What’s Good for The Goose (1969)
Norman Wisdom’s late‑career comedy follows a buttoned‑down banker swept into the swinging sixties discovering temptation chaos and unexpected liberation in this curious slice of British pop culture…
17th February 2026
Brides of Blood (1968)
Atomic‑era jungle horror erupts as island villagers face mutant creatures deadly rituals and the twisted fallout of Cold War experimentation in this cult exploitation classic…
16th February 2026
A Man for All Seasons (1966)
Fred Zinnemann’s acclaimed drama follows Thomas More’s principled stand against Henry VIII brought to life with commanding performances rich period detail and moral intensity…
15th February 2026
The Born Losers (1967)
Tom Laughlin’s breakout biker drama pits Billy Jack against a violent gang blending exploitation grit social tension and the early stirrings of his counterculture hero persona…
14th February 2026
The Visit (1964)
Ingrid Bergman delivers icy precision in this morally charged drama as a wealthy woman returns to her ruined hometown seeking justice revenge and reckoning…
13th February 2026
Billion Dollar Brain (1967)
Harry Palmer returns in a stylish Cold War thriller mixing icy espionage rogue tech and Michael Caine’s dry wit as a dangerous conspiracy unfolds…
12th February 2026
80,000 Suspects (1963)
A tense British epidemic drama where smallpox panic collides with marital turmoil as Richard Johnson and Claire Bloom navigate duty suspicion and emotional fallout…
11th February 2026
Airport (1970)
Airport delivers classic 70s disaster spectacle with intersecting storylines tense aviation drama and a polished studio ensemble that helped define the blockbuster formula…
8th February 2026
Run Wild, Run Free (1969)
Run Wild Run Free delivers a quietly affecting 60s drama blending moody Dartmoor landscapes emotional restraint and a thoughtful portrait of childhood isolation and connection…
7th February 2026
Witchfinder General – The Conqueror Worm (1968)
Michael Reeves’ Witchfinder General delivers a brutal unflinching portrait of corruption violence and hysteria as Vincent Price embodies one of horror’s most chilling human monsters…
1st February 2026
