IndieWire's looks back at the scariest horror movies from the 1970s, from 'Amusement Park' to 'Halloween' to 'The Brood' to ...

Many great horror movies about the fear and fetishisation of the female body and sexuality, including lesbianism, emerged in ...

Based on the controversial novel by Anthony Burgess, A Clockwork Orange focuses on the horrific crimes of youthful gang ...

The 1970s were a magical time for movies, with a whole new crop of stars and directors becoming household names, from Robert Redford and Al Pacino to Steven Spielberg and Woody Allen.

Another trend underway in the 1970s was slasher films. While the genre dates back a long way, it started to become popular again thanks to the success of films like Black Christmas, Suspiria, and ...

From "Mobile Suit Gundam" to Hayao Miyazaki's debut feature, the 1970s were a formative time for anime history.

'Patton' (1970) Few movie images are more striking than George C. Scott strutting in front of an American flag as the foul-mouthed, self-destructive World War II general.

The film music of the '70s was most exciting because of the musicians you'd never find in a studio executive's rolodex.

While these 1970s action movies won't go down as history as fine art, the truth was that they're the perfect choice for a group watch movie party.

It's a long way from 'Cinderella' to 'The Deer Hunter', but British actor Lily James has a wide palette when it comes to her ...

Q: You’re a few years younger than me, so I think we came to some of these ’70s movies at different times in our lives. A: Right. I grew up in Alabama, in Vestavia Hills, a suburb of Birmingham.