The movie concession stand in Blood Theatre (1984).
A pair of innovators discover a unique way to disrupt the medical supplies market and are punished for it by the populist masses.
The Carry On team turns in a fair cop comedy.
Frank and Marion abandon their Vegas honeymoon for camping on a deserted island only to discover it’s occupied by a murderer.
When times are hard, you take what work you can get. And sometimes the result is a collection of loosely related comic sketches.
Captain Crowther is looking to move on, but will his new crew sabotage his chance at glory?
After a terrifying street race accident leaves Mary the only un-drowned passenger, she finds herself entirely unable to reconnect with the world around her — and haunted by apparitions of the dead.
This unwelcome return to black-and-white features a lot of K-turns and retrograde politics.
Irene has such bad luck with men even the ones she dreams about are manipulative jerks.
Monsters made of fish and hot dogs terrorize a Connecticut beach.
A better-than-the-original take on an Edgar Allan Poe classic.
A reclusive count hires an acting troupe to perform for him… forever!
Not the best spy spoof, but certainly one of the first.
Returning to lighter topics, but with fewer of the series regulars, this Carry On relies too much on slapstick and a cross-dressing plot.
A drunken, washed-up gunfighter struggles to reclaim center stage from the whitebread, upstart imposters who have taken over.
Ursula Andress and Marcello Mastroianni play a deadly game of cat and mouse except the mouse is borderline suicidal and the cat likes to make things overly complicated.
A drug mule’s job is complicated by his employers, the police, his sexual obsessions, and the movie’s production team.
A gadget-laden jewel thief continually eludes justice.
An underprepared space-agent has to save the world from ultimate space-evil but hasn’t got a space-thing to wear.
An eager Edwardian lady journalist has plans to expose a for-profit assassination business, but falls for the chairman instead.
