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All 8 Larry Solway Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to dive into the captivating world of Larry Solway with our roundup of his latest movies! From heartwarming dramas to action-packed adventures, we're here to give you a glimpse of what to expect from this talented actor. Prepare to be engaged and entertained as we explore the depths of Solway's filmography.
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Embark on an electrifying journey with Flaming Frontier, a 1958 classic Western film that centers around a young Army officer with Native American heritage. As tension builds between two tribes, this brave and dedicated officer sets out to avert a devastating Indian war.
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Hugging and Kissing Again is a gripping 1978 drama-mystery film that keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very end. Following a wealthy woman's shocking murder, her billionaire husband soon becomes the main suspect. However, as the investigation continues, it becomes evident that not everything is what it appears to be.
Meatballs, a raucous comedy from 1979, takes us on a wild summer journey at a less-than-impressive camp. Counselors and campers alike engage in outrageous antics, promising a good time filled with slapstick humor and unforgettable moments.
"The Brood" is a suspenseful 1979 horror-sci-fi masterpiece directed by David Cronenberg, who previously crafted the disturbing world of "Scanners" and "Videodrome". The film, starring Oliver Reed, Samantha Eggar, and Art Hindle, follows a man on a quest to understand the unorthodox methods of an unconventional psychologist (Eggar) treating his institutionalized wife while he uncovers a terrifying connection to the string of brutal murders happening nearby. This body horror classic explores themes of childbirth, childhood trauma, and the dangers lurking beneath the surface of human connections.
"Title Shot, " directed by Les Rose, is a gritty crime drama film from 1979 set in the world of heavyweight boxing. With an R-rating and a runtime of 1 hour and 28 minutes, this thrilling movie dives into the depths of corruption and fixed betting in the sport. Detective Jimmy Morrison (played by Richard Gabourie) gets wrapped up in a web of gambling debt, cocaine, and tailor-made boxing outfits, as he uncovers a sinister plot orchestrated by a crime boss to manipulate the outcome of fights using computerized data.
Utilities is a hilarious 1983 comedy film starring Robert Hays, Brooke Adams, and John Marley. Bob Hunt, played by Hays, is a social worker who just can't stand the poor service he's receiving from public utilities – gas, water, and phone. He decides to take matters into his own hands and create a resistance, all while trying to impress a policewoman named Marion Edwards, played by Adams.
In "Teamster Boss: The Jackie Presser Story, " an intense docudrama sets the stage for a dramatic account of real-life events surrounding the Teamsters Union, a prominent labor union in the United States. After being mysteriously murdered, the late Jimmy Hoffa's position as a powerful figure in the union was filled by Jackie Presser, a man determined to make his mark in a world of crime, politics, and power struggles.
At the turn of the century, when jobs are hard to find, a dedicated young man takes on the role of an unpaid store clerk. He only seeks a place to sleep and eat, having been manipulated by a mischievous friend who orchestrated a robbery at the store owner's expense.