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The grand master of Italian horror, Mario Bava , captivated audiences around the world with his dreamlike, horrifying and visually breathtaking films, all of which relied on creativity and visual trickery rather than big budgets. Though marketed as B-movies during the 1960s and 1970s, Bava's films have earned a large cult following for their artistry and their ability to chill viewers with uncanny skill. From his classic first feature, Black Sunday , to rapturous color favorites like Black Sabbath...

Technology finally freaks out in the mechanical man at the heart of Inspector Gadget . He could be the poster boy for Y2K. The new live-action feature from Disney is in its own way just as much of a cartoon as Tarzan . It's almost as much of a wonder, too... The mechanical shenanigans begin with a delightful version of the Disney logo. The eponymous hero is a meek security guard with dreams of becoming a law-enforcement officer. When he is blown up and reassembled as the technological whiz Inspector...

Ray Milland stars as alcoholic writer Don Birnam in Billy Wilder's first unabashedly dramatic film, and one of the first to deal in such painstaking detail with the disease of alcoholism. Don shares an apartment in New York City in the 1940s with his brother Wick (Phillip Terry) who has his hands full trying to deal with his brother's drinking problem. One night, Don encourages his brother to take his girlfriend Helen St. James (Jane Wyman) to hear some music only so that he can be out from under...