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Suspect - Trailer

Trailer for the 1987 Cher-as-attorney movie "Suspect." This clip is being posted in honor of and as a supplement to Joe Queenan's hilarious Movieline article on bad films featuring bad actresses as ba... more

Trailer for the 1987 Cher-as-attorney movie "Suspect." This clip is being posted in honor of and as a supplement to Joe Queenan's hilarious Movieline article on bad films featuring bad actresses as bad attorneys. less

Oct 3, 2009 - 1:34 - Flash - watch here - source

Phil Ochs Anti-Drug PSA

Slide show of Phil Ochs anti-drug Public Service Announcement from a mid-Seventies PSA LP entitled "Get Off." The album, produced by the National Association of Progressive Radio Announces, Inc., also... more

Slide show of Phil Ochs anti-drug Public Service Announcement from a mid-Seventies PSA LP entitled "Get Off." The album, produced by the National Association of Progressive Radio Announces, Inc., also features PSAs by Glenn Frey, Ringo Starr and Bob Weir among many other ironic talent choices. The front cover the LP features an extreme close-up of a hypodermic needle and the back cover shows outstretched fingers toward the sun. The covers open up in a gatefold which must have been convenient for Seventies DJs who were tired of using "Blonde on Blonde" to de-seed their stash. less

Sep 29, 2009 - 1:04 - Flash - watch here - source

Alice Cooper Anti Drug PSA

Slide show of Alice Cooper anti-drug Public Service Announcement from a mid-Seventies PSA LP entitled "Get Off." The album, produced by the National Association of Progressive Radio Announces, Inc., a... more

Slide show of Alice Cooper anti-drug Public Service Announcement from a mid-Seventies PSA LP entitled "Get Off." The album, produced by the National Association of Progressive Radio Announces, Inc., also features PSAs by Glenn Frey, Ringo Starr and Phil Ochs among many other ironic talent choices. The front cover the LP features an extreme close-up of a hypodermic needle and the back cover shows outstretched fingers toward the sun. The covers open up in a gatefold which must have been convenient for Seventies DJs who were tired of using "Blonde on Blonde" to de-seed their stash. less

Sep 29, 2009 - 0:35 - Flash - watch here - source

Bob Weir Anti Drug PSA

Slide show of Bob Weir anti-drug Public Service Announcement from a mid-Seventies PSA LP entitled "Get Off." The album, produced by the National Association of Progressive Radio Announces, Inc., also ... more

Slide show of Bob Weir anti-drug Public Service Announcement from a mid-Seventies PSA LP entitled "Get Off." The album, produced by the National Association of Progressive Radio Announces, Inc., also features PSAs by Glenn Frey, Ringo Starr and Phil Ochs among many other ironic talent choices. The front cover the LP features an extreme close-up of a hypodermic needle and the back cover shows outstretched fingers toward the sun. The covers open up in a gatefold which must have been convenient for Seventies DJs who were tired of using "Blonde on Blonde" to de-seed their stash. less

Sep 29, 2009 - 0:33 - Flash - watch here - source

Yuppie Argument # 1

Yuppie Ted McGinley and girlfriend Theresa Russell argue in their track-lit Yuppie palace in the 1989 legal thriller "Physical Evidence."

Sep 27, 2009 - 1:38 - Flash - watch here - source

Theresa Russell for the Defense: Voir Dire

Attorney for cop-on-the-edge Burt Reynolds, Theresa Russell, performs voir dire in the 1989 legal thriller "Physical Evidence." This clip is being posted in honor of and as a supplement to Joe Que... more

Attorney for cop-on-the-edge Burt Reynolds, Theresa Russell, performs voir dire in the 1989 legal thriller "Physical Evidence." This clip is being posted in honor of and as a supplement to Joe Queenan's hilarious Movieline article on bad films featuring bad actresses as bad attorneys. Joe Queenan "There Oughta be a Law" Movieline, April 1996 less

Sep 27, 2009 - 0:30 - Flash - watch here - source

Theresa Russell for the Defense: Opening Argument

Theresa Russell delivers her opening argument to the jury as she represents cop-on-the-edge Burt Reynolds in the 1989 legal thriller "Physical Evidence." This clip is being posted in honor of and ... more

Theresa Russell delivers her opening argument to the jury as she represents cop-on-the-edge Burt Reynolds in the 1989 legal thriller "Physical Evidence." This clip is being posted in honor of and as a supplement to Joe Queenan's hilarious Movieline article on bad films featuring bad actresses as bad attorneys. Joe Queenan "There Oughta be a Law" Movieline, April 1996 less

Sep 27, 2009 - 3:04 - Flash - watch here - source

Theresa Russell Gives the Finger to Ned Beatty

Theresa Russell gives Ned Beatty the finger in the 1989 legal thriller "Physical Evidence." This clip is being posted in honor of and as a supplement to Joe Queenan's hilarious Movieline article o... more

Theresa Russell gives Ned Beatty the finger in the 1989 legal thriller "Physical Evidence." This clip is being posted in honor of and as a supplement to Joe Queenan's hilarious Movieline article on bad films featuring bad actresses as bad attorneys. Joe Queenan "There Oughta be a Law" Movieline, April 1996 less

Sep 27, 2009 - 0:17 - Flash - watch here - source

Theresa Russell: Cross Examination # 2

Attorney Theresa Russell performs another cross examination in the 1989 legal thriller "Physical Evidence." This clip is being posted in honor of and as a supplement to Joe Queenan's hilarious Mov... more

Attorney Theresa Russell performs another cross examination in the 1989 legal thriller "Physical Evidence." This clip is being posted in honor of and as a supplement to Joe Queenan's hilarious Movieline article on bad films featuring bad actresses as bad attorneys. Joe Queenan "There Oughta be a Law" Movieline, April 1996 less

Sep 27, 2009 - 2:47 - Flash - watch here - source

Theresa Russell: Cross Examination # 1

Theresa Russell represents cop-on-the-edge Burt Reynolds in the 1989 legal thriller "Physical Evidence." In this clip she performs a cross examination. This clip is being posted in honor of and as ... more

Theresa Russell represents cop-on-the-edge Burt Reynolds in the 1989 legal thriller "Physical Evidence." In this clip she performs a cross examination. This clip is being posted in honor of and as a supplement to Joe Queenan's hilarious Movieline article on bad films featuring bad actresses as bad attorneys. Joe Queenan "There Oughta be a Law" Movieline, April 1996 less

Sep 27, 2009 - 2:43 - Flash - watch here - source