35 years before Denzel Washington faced off with John Travolta in the 2009 remake, the original 1974 classic The Taking of Pelham One Two Three featured Walter Matheau trying to outmaneuver Robert Shaw as a hostage situation on the subway grips New York City.

Trying to grow watermelons in peace, former Army Ranger and con-man Vince Majestyk runs afoul of some local mobsters and has to fight to protect his farm and his workers.

The beautiful and deadly Foxy Brown sets out on a mission of revenge when her federal agent boyfriend is murdered by a drug dealing crime syndicate.

A group of citizens in 70s New York City join together into a Nazi hunting vigilante team when they discover that hundreds of Nazis are hiding in plain sight in America in next year’s Jordan Peele produced Amazon series, Hunters.

Blumhouse is bringing back the cheesy 70s favorite Fantasy Island but the new paradise has a much more sinister side as guests experience their deepest fantasy, no matter the cost.

At the peak of Disco madness, horror legend Vincent Price lent his distinctive voice to a new, funky version of “Monster Mash”, which was also featured a few years later in the 1981 Vincent Price movie, The Monster Club.

It’s our annual celebration of horror movie villains for the month of October and we kick things off with Vincent Price’s classic revenge-seeking organist, Dr. Anton Phibes, who becomes horribly disfigured after an accident and seeks revenge on the medical team that let his wife die during surgery.

A trio of women decide to go against the Irish mob in the late 70s and take over, and expand, on the rackets their husbands ran before being arrested in The Kitchen, which is based on a Vertigo comic of the same name.