The Candidate 1972  PG, 110 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Michael Ritchie
Cast: Robert Redford, Don Porter, Melvyn Douglas, Peter Boyle, Allen Garfield, Quinn K. Redeker, Michael Lerner, Karen Carlson, Kenneth Tobey, Natalie Wood, Morgan Upton, Chris Prey, Joe Miksak, Jenny Sullivan, Tom Dahlgren
Idealistic, left-wing Bill McKay (Robert Redford) is the son of powerful John McKay (Melvyn Douglas), the ex-governor of California. Marvin Lucas (Peter Boyle) convinces Bill to run for the Senate against Republican incumbent Crocker Jarmon (Don Porter). Marvin serves as Bill's campaign manager and meets obstacles head-on. Bill allows himself to be manipulated, gains supporters, and wins the election. By Election Day, Bill has lost his integrity, and he has become everything that he was once against. Faced with the prospect of actually becoming Senator, Bill asks, "What do we do now?"
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Coast to Coast 1980  PG, 95 min.
Genre: Comedy
Director: Joseph Sargent
Cast: Dyan Cannon, Robert Blake, Quinn K. Redeker, Michael Lerner, Maxine Stuart, William Lucking, George P. Wilbur, Ellen Gerstein, Patricia Conklin, David Moody
Madie Levrington (Dyan Cannon) and trucker Charles Callahan (Robert Blake) travel cross-country with their enemies in close pursuit.
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Ordinary People 1980  R, 124 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Robert Redford
Cast: Donald Sutherland, Mary Tyler Moore, Judd Hirsch, Timothy Hutton, M. Emmet Walsh, Elizabeth McGovern, Dinah Manoff, James Sikking, Fredric Lehne, Basil Hoffman, Elizabeth Hubbard, Scott Doebler, Quinn K. Redeker, Mariclare Costello, Meg Mundy
This is the story of the Jarrett family trying to come to grips with the accidental death of one of their sons. The younger son, Conrad (Timothy Hutton), makes an unsuccessful suicide attempt, the father, Calvin (Donald Sutherland), offers little emotional support, and the mother, Beth (Mary Tyler Moore), seems stuck in the moment and cannot rise beyond the crisis. The film won Oscars for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor (Hutton), and Screenplay. Mary Tyler Moore was nominated for Best Actress and Judd Hirsch as Dr. Berger was nominated for Best Supporting Actor.
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Pursuit 1972  TV, 73 min.
Genre: Action / Thriller
aka: Binary
Director: Michael Crichton
Cast: Ben Gazzara, E.G. Marshall, William Windom, Joseph Wiseman, Martin Sheen, Jim McMullan, Will Kuluva, Hank Brandt, Quinn K. Redeker, Joe(2) Brooks
Based on a novel by the movie's director, Michael Crichton, this thriller concerns a madman (E.G. Marshall) who threatens to wreak havoc on a political convention by using lethal nerve gas. Ben Gazzara plays the federal agent who is out to stop him.
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Spider Baby or, The Maddest Story Ever Told 1964 N/R, 80 min.
Genre: Comedy / Horror
aka: The Liver Eaters
Spider Baby
Director: Jack Hill
Cast: Lon Chaney Jr., Carol Ohmart, Quinn K. Redeker, Mantan Moreland, Sid Haig, Jill Banner, Beverly Washburn, Mary Mitchel, Karl Schanzer, Carolyn Cooper
A degenerate, diseased family lives in a dreary, rundown mansion and is cared for (and covered for) by the chauffeur (Lon Chaney Jr.). Trouble starts when relatives arrive who want the mansion for themselves.
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The Three Stooges Meet Hercules 1962 N/R, 89 min.
Genre: Comedy
Director: Edward Bernds
Cast: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Joe DeRita, Vicki Trickett, Quinn K. Redeker, George N. Neise, Emil Sitka, Hal Smith, John Cliff, Lewis Charles
The Three Stooges go back in time when they meet characters from Greek mythology including the hero Ulysses, the one-eyed Argo, and the weak-healed Achilles.
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| 1. The Candidate (1972)
2. Coast to Coast (1980)
3. Ordinary People (1980)
4. Pursuit (1972)
aka: Binary
5. Spider Baby or, The Maddest Story Ever Told (1964)
aka: The Liver Eaters
aka: Spider Baby
6. The Three Stooges Meet Hercules (1962)
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