The legendary comedian’s novelty record featuring his signature catchphrase goes off in strange and unusual directions.

The legendary comedian’s novelty record featuring his signature catchphrase goes off in strange and unusual directions.
A pair of 1970s TV movies about the creepy crawly threat of savage bees and panic-inducing ants.
Recreating a classic – if unlikely – theatrical double bill from the 1970s.
Our occasional movie presentation returns with a classic 1979 shockumentary.
1970s occultism meets sexploitation – but also looks forward to the female-led Wiccan world of today.
The Seventies remake of King Kong has been much maligned over the years. We make the case for the defence.
The scary TV shows made for kids in the 1970s were unnervingly good at getting under the skin – and remain just as effective today.
George Romero’s ‘lost’ film shows us a horrific vision of old age – but loses the point in a rather laboured attempt at metaphorical provocation.
Tom Jones heads an extravagant and unlikely cast in a 1972 TV special celebrating the opening of the relocated London Bridge in Arizona.
In the outlandish and fantastical world of the superhero comic, it should come as no surprise that little is off-limits, even a foray into gothic and literary horror.
From the days before VHS – movie collecting, curious edits and weird retitling.
The Charlie’s Angels star became the go-to cover star for magazines of all sorts during the second half of the 1970s.