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Never subtle, not even for a spot of humor, Silent Running pushes an overbearing theme to its conclusion.

Lower budget and lower style, Five Superfighters is a minor entry in Shaw Brothers' kung fu offerings, but still offers great fights.

Playfully screwball in tone, Mad Monkey Kung Fu keeps the antics rolling, funny enough to never notice the incredible acrobatics on display.

Ego drives Disciples of the 36th Chamber, a comic send-off to the 36th Chamber trilogy.

A working class rebellion story, Return to the 36th Chamber uses comedy to emphasize that shortcuts create weakness.

A fable of rebellion, personal struggle, and sacrifice, The 36th Chamber of Shaolin represents the kung-fu genre's greatest themes.

Sinister witches dish out chilling frights in Two Witches, this oddly conjoined indie film of two vastly different stories.

Count Yorga plants the classic screen vampire into modern day California with an evocative slow burn pace.

A recycled sequel, The Return of Count Yorga breaks from the formula with some stellar - and horrific - vampire attack scenes.

Flatliners' creative concept transplants '90s counter-culture into the medical world with evocative results.

An early take on a "geeks inherit the earth" story, True Romance turns its movie-adoring hero into a character in a pure Hollywood thriller.

Anthony Perkins is an evil delight in the Hammer-esque throwback Edge of Sanity, devilishly sexual and saturated by drugs.