Even Angels Eat Beans (73) - Giuliano Gemma, Bud Spencer, Victor Israel, directed by Enzo Barboni. Gangster comedy that takes place during the late 20's/early 30's. Giuliano Gemma plays a worker with big dreams and Bud Spencer is a wrestler on the lam. One day they meet at a Salvation Army soup line and not long after, they stumble into working for the Mob. Gemma is hilarious as the 'in over his head' Sonny and he and Spencer make a great comedy team. Letterboxed with a few fullscreen scenes mixed in. (A)

Gold Strike aka Silver Bears (78) - Michael Caine, Jay Leno, Louis Jourdan, Martin Balsam, Tom Smothers, Cybill Shepherd. Michael Caine plays Doc Fletcher, a banker who launders money for the Mob. They are having difficulty finding banks that will deal with them, so he comes up with a plan to buy a bank in Switzerland with the help of an Italian prince (Louis Jourdan). At first Mob boss Joe Fiore (Martin Balsam) isn't interested in the plan. But after Caine offers to take along Joe's troublemaker son Albert, (Jay Leno) he warms to the idea. Leno and Caine make a pretty entertaining team. (C- dark picture/lines)

Kung Fu Contra As Bonecas aka Bruce Lee Vs. Gay Power (75) - Adriano Stuart, Dionisio Azevedo, Mauricio do Valle. Note: Not in English, no English subtitles. Story of Kung Fu master seeking revenge (when he's not wandering the desert) on a gang of homosexual bandits who killed his parents! (A-B+, has logo in corner)

Love In A Taxi (80) - Jim Jacobs, Diane Sommerfield, Earl Monroe, Malik Murray, Lisa Jane Persky. Comedy/Drama story of a Jewish taxi driver named Sam who gets involved with a divorced black mother and her son after giving the boy a ride home. The differences in their backgrounds are handled humorously, even a scene where she dresses Sam up in a dashiki and afro wig doesn't come off as purposely offensive. (C-D+ has some lines once in a while)

Madame Is Served aka La Padrona E Servita (76) - Senta Berger, Erika Blanc, Bruno Zanin, Maurizio Arena. Kind of a Comedy/Drama about a father and son both vying for Senta Berger's attention. The comedy mainly comes from the various family members/wacky characters that live in the town. In Italian with English subtitles. (B-)

Playing The Field aka The Referee (74) - Joan Collins, Lando Buzzanca, Marisa Solinas, Gabriella Pallotta. A wacky soccer referee (bet you don't hear that phrase too often) with an eye for the ladies hooks up with Joan Collins. (B+)

Seduction Squad aka Too Pretty To Be Honest (72) - Jane Birkin, Emma Cohen, Serge Gainsbourg. Four female roommates realize a bank robber lives across the street from them (they have a telescope on their balcony) so they hatch a scheme to rob the robber. (B)

The Slowest Gun In The West (60) - Phil Silvers, Jack Benny, Lee Van Cleef, Jack Elam, Bruce Cabot, Parley Baer. Black & White tv special with Phil Silvers playing Fletcher Bissell III aka The Silver Dollar Kid. The town of Primrose, AZ is being overrun by outlaws. The townspeople come up with a plan to hire wimpy Fletcher as the sheriff, thinking that any outlaw would be too embarassed to shoot him! His idea of punishment is to ban the bad guys from the glee club. Their plan backfires when the outlaws hire their own pantywaist, Chicken Finsterwald (Jack Benny) to take on Fletcher. Lee Van Cleef plays one of the outlaws sent after Fletcher. When he approaches him and tells him to draw, Fletcher refuses and tells Lee that he can tell by the look of his hands that all he wants is love and understanding! Show is just under an hour so trailers are also included. (B)

Squeeze A Flower (70) - Walter Chiari, Jack Albertson. Walter Chiari plays Brother George, a monk who knows the secret recipe for the in demand liqueur his monastery manufactures as a source of income. After a dispute over the profits, Brother George disappears and turns up in Australia. He starts making the liqueur for local winery owner Alfredo Brazzi (Jack Albertson from Chico And The Man). But success comes at a price, and soon he has several people after him for his secret formula! Letterboxed. (B-)

When Women Had Tails (70) - Senta Berger, Giuliano Gemma, Frank Wolff. Wacky tale of a group of cavemen who discover a cavewoman (Filli, played by Senta Berger) living amongst them. The whole thing looks like a crazy prehistoric cartoon. Great sets and Ennio Morricone score. (B)

When Women Lost Their Tails (72) - Senta Berger, Frank Wolff, Mario Adorf. Sequel to When Women Had Tails. The cavemen are still trying to take advantage of Filli. (B)