Feature: Wayside Cinema

Ever wonder about that one movie you saw as a kid but could never find at the video store? Or how about that flick on Turner Classic Movies you just can't pin down? Then "Wayside Cinema" is the place for you, profiling older films and some recent hidden gems that have managed to slip past the public's eye. Read up on the obscure cinema of yesteryear and see what you've been missing!

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A.J. Hakari

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• Wayside Cinema: Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde

  A funky, gender-bending twist on the "Jekyll and Hyde" story.

  Review by A.J. Hakari — on Jan 10, 2009

• Wayside Cinema: Coogan's Bluff

  This early Clint Eastwood picture features the man at his grizzled best.

  Review by A.J. Hakari — on Jan 03, 2009

• Wayside Cinema: Room Service

  The Marx Brothers stick it out in a hotel room in this terrific farce.

  Review by A.J. Hakari — on Dec 28, 2008

• Wayside Cinema: Harper

  Paul Newman headlines as a private eye in this uneven but offbeat mystery.

  Review by A.J. Hakari — on Dec 21, 2008

• Wayside Cinema: O. Henry's Full House

  Five of O. Henry's stories are brought to life in this wonderful anthology film.

  Review by A.J. Hakari — on Dec 14, 2008

• Wayside Cinema: Moontide

  Jean Gabin may or may not have murdered in this decent pseudo-noir.

  Review by A.J. Hakari — on Dec 06, 2008