Roy Thinnes

Counterintelligence takes on a new meaning in this barely coherent tale of Hawaiian espionage that takes place on movie sets meant to look like Hawaii. If only superspy “Diamond Head” had infiltrated the script meetings for Code Name: Diamond Head before this deadly pilot from legendary TV producer Quinn Martin was unleashed on an unsuspecting public. Lives could have been saved — at least from boredom. Fortunately for us, Mike, Crow and Tom manage to sneak some really funny wisecracks into the script, not only neutralizing its odor but actually converting this 1977 TV movie into a work of art.

A brutal, rarely seen 1973 spaghetti western. A runaway slave and an injured Indian fight to survive in a desert wilderness infested with murderous Mexican bandits - while a bounty hunter tracks them down.

HD. A gripping look at the final 1937 voyage and fiery demise of the luxury German airship.

A feature-length documentary about Star Trek's iconic Green Girl, Susan Oliver: Prolific actress of the '50s - '80s, original member of the AFI Directing Workshop for Women, record-setting female aviator; Tragically taken by cancer in 1990.

After being legally emancipated by her family, a soul-searching teen joins a traveling carnival, but longs for home, despite conflict with her mother.

Elizabeth (Pamela Franklin) is not convinced that her sister's death was a suicide. But since the police refuse to investigate, Elizabeth decides to enroll in her sister's school and look into the matter herself. She learns there have been a number of other student suicides and begins hearing whispers that the school has a dark, satanic secret. Knowing too much, Elizabeth and her friends Roberta (Kate Jackson) and Jody (Cheryl Stoppelmoor) must now escape the grip of the occult.

A Los Angeles P.I. with a blackbelt in karate gets embroiled in intrigue when an Italian aristocrat hires her to track down a missing relative.