Reggie Nalder Movies
Austrian character actor Reggie Nalder, with his sharp, angular face and disconcerting leer, was frequently cast as villains in French and German films. Two of his most memorable roles were as the assassin in Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much and as the Russian spy in charge of brainwashing American soldiers in The Manchurian Candidate. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi... (read more)Austrian character actor Reggie Nalder, with his sharp, angular face and disconcerting leer, was frequently cast as villains in French and German films. Two of his most memorable roles were as the assassin in Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much and as the Russian spy in charge of brainwashing American soldiers in The Manchurian Candidate. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
Blue Ice
R 1992
Released in the US on cable television, Blue Ice stars Michael Caine as an older, tireder version of his 1960s "Harry Palmer" character (his name, in fact, is Harry Anders)....
Jerico
1988
Fray Santiago is a genuinely godly Christian priest who has come to the New World with the Spanish conquistadors. When he observes the typical behavior of his countrymen, which...
The Devil and Max Devlin
PG 1981
The title character, a nasty landlord (Elliott Gould), is killed in a car accident and descends into hell. There he meets the Devil (Bill Cosby), who promises him his life...
Salem's Lot
1979
Novelist David Soul returns to his hometown of Salem, finding that things have changed a bit. More than a bit, in fact: the previously warm and friendly community is downright...
Dracula Sucks
R 1979
Part of a late-'70s revival of interest in horror and particularly the character of Dracula, this soft-core horror comedy was directed by Philip Marshak, featured a bevy of...
Seven
R 1979
Cycle-flick veteran William Smith stars as the head of a highly trained US intelligence team, each with the requisite invaluable "special talent." Headquartered in Hawaii, the...
Zoltan, Hound of Dracula
R 1977
When soldiers foolishly remove a stake from a mysterious Transylvanian grave, they release a vampire dog belonging to the Dracula clan. Also freed is Veidt-Smit (Reggie...
Il Casanova di Fellini
R 1976
Federico Fellini chose to film this elaborate biopic of the famous titular lover entirely within the walls of Rome's Cinecittà Studios. The director shot the picture in...
The Dead Don't Die
1975
This interesting made-for-TV period gangster-horror piece -- written by Psycho author Robert Bloch -- stars George Hamilton as a military man in 1930s Chicago...
Mark of the Devil II
R 1972
This British/German horrorama was the sequel to....drum roll please....Mark of the Devil (1970). The original film starred Herbert Lom as a "burning judge" preying upon accused...
Mark of the Devil
NR 1969
Released as Mark of the Devil to U.S. theaters (accompanied by complimentary barf-bags for squeamish patrons with urpy tendencies), this gory torture-fest was produced in...
The Bird with the Crystal Plumage
PG 1969
This trend-setting thriller put its director, Dario Argento, on the international map and began a flood of imitative mystery-horror hybrids which dominated Italian genre output in...
Star Trek: Journey to Babel
1967
The Enterprise plays host to a number of interplanetary diplomats in preparation for a major galactic meeting in Star Trek 44: Journey to Babel, an episode from the second...
Combat!: Gideon's Army
1963
Coming across a Nazi work camp, Saunders (Vic Morrow) and the squad liberate a group of starving Polish slave laborers. These men had been abandoned by their captors because...
The Day and the Hour
1963
This French/Italian effort travelled under the titles Le Jour Et L'Heure, Il Giorno e L'Ora and Viviamo Oggi in Europe. In Great Britain, it was known as Today We...
Convicts Four
1962
Based on the autobiography of convicted killer John Resko (played here by Ben Gazzara), this routine biographical drama looks at the crucial years between 1931 and 1949 in...
The Spiral Road
1962
Since it was released in the same year as his masterpiece, To Kill a Mockingbird (1962), it is ironic that this drama was probably the least liked of director Robert...
The Manchurian Candidate
PG13 1962
An unusually tense and intelligent political thriller, The Manchurian Candidate was a film far ahead of its time. Its themes of thought control, political assassination, and...
Echec Au Porteur
1958
Echec au Porteur (Not Delivered) is a nail-biting suspense tale in the Hitchcock manner. The disgruntled protagonist decides to kill an old enemy with a bomb concealed in...
The Man Who Knew Too Much
PG 1956
The debate still rages as to whether Alfred Hitchcock's 1956 remake of The Man Who Knew Too Much is superior to his own original 1934 version. This two-hour remake (45...