[66sprint6]

Bad Company.
A movie from 1972 with Jeff Bridges about a bunch of kids in the old western days heading west for fame and fortune. Very authentic.

[OG68]

Another classic but only TCM runs it uncut and with all the "words" not bleeped out.
Clevon Little
Gene Wilder
Harvey Korman
Madeline Kahn
Mel Brooks

'Blazing Saddles'

Bart: I better go check out this Mongo character.
[Bart reaches for his gun]
Jim: Oh no, don't do that, don't do that. If you shoot him, you'll just make him mad.

[67drake]

Another one I thought of came out in the 80’s I believe. It’s called “After Hours”. I rarely meet anyone that has ever heard of it. I remember my wife and I watched it, then told all our friends about it and rewatched it over and over with them. Everyone liked it so I don’t know why it never got any attention.
It’s kind of like the movie Pulp Fiction, which you have to see to appreciate, explaining it doesn’t do it justice. As I remember, a guy goes out on a date in NYC and it’s a bust. He tries to go back home to the other side of town, but lost his wallet or keys. Anyway he runs into one oddball character after another, and a series of coincidences happen to prevent him from getting anywhere. You can feel the anxiety build as he tries getting back home, and people trying to help him run him in circles.
Another thing I run into is trying to find copies of some of these movies! If ignored or unknown, hard to find a way to watch it.

I did find a trailer.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OZzb_6LtMjY

[Frank R]

I’ve enjoyed some that have been posted:
Deadmans Curve' story of Jan and Dean.
The DI", with Jack Webb
White Lightning 1973
Asphalt Jungle
Heart Like a Wheel
Some other lesser known gems are:
The Big Clock 1948
DOA 1950
Body Heat 1981
In the line of fire 1993

[SRR]

Originally Posted by OG68

Another classic but only TCM runs it uncut and with all the "words" not bleeped out.
Clevon Little
Gene Wilder
Harvey Korman
Madeline Kahn
Mel Brooks

'Blazing Saddles'

Bart: I better go check out this Mongo character.
[Bart reaches for his gun]
Jim: Oh no, don't do that, don't do that. If you shoot him, you'll just make him mad.

A couple of younger guys I work with never heard of it so I showed them some scenes on my smart phone and they were cracking up.

[Mr Anonymous]

Funny Farm, damn its good.

[TCSGTO]

I saw where someone mentioned California Kid with a young Martin Sheen
Mulholland Drive with Dennis Hopper and Harry Hamlin racing down the famous road
Endless Summer about traveling the world chasing the perfect wave
And Frank Zappa’s 1000 Motels if your feeling a little weird

[Doug]

W.W. and the DIXIE DANCEKINGS

[Lightfoot]

Another oddball movie I remember watching when it came out, then never hearing of it again:
Motel Hell, from 1980. Me and my cousin went to the theater and watched it on someone elses recomendation. A lot of quirky, black comedy.
Paul Linke from C-H-i-Ps was in it.

[Terry M. Hunt]

Texas Chainsaw Vasectomy

[madokie]

2 more that sliped my mind Prime cut, gene hackman ,lee marvin. a farm combine eats and spits out a lincoln contental.a naked ,drugged out,sissy spacy bought from gene hackman by lee marvin,NOT a family movie,,Silent running,bruce dern.

[transam greg]

My favorite one is THE CAR with James Brolin. Came out in '77. THE CAR is a '71
Continental Mark III built by Barris Kustoms.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6-yVoJTCo8

[ta6point6]

Cadence with Charlie Sheen and his dad Martin. It starts with Charlie Sheen's character getting drunk and making some bad choices. It must have been a real stretch for old Charlie to make, acting wise
Soul Patrol
https://youtu.be/QVGgyGXPDJ8

[77 Canamman]

Race with the Devil-1975

Cannonball-1976

Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry-1974

McQ-1973

[geeteeohguy]

Originally Posted by transam greg

My favorite one is THE CAR with James Brolin. Came out in '77. THE CAR is a '71
Continental Mark III built by Barris Kustoms.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6-yVoJTCo8

Great film, big at the time, now mostly forgotten. Shot all around and in Zion National Park. Very well done movie.

[Holeshot71]

At close range with Christopher Walken and Sean Penn. haven't seen it in a LONG time. I remember there were a couple muscle cars in it.

[Jeff Hamlin]

As mentioned earlier Better off Dead is fairly funny,
But IMO Grosse Pointe Blank was better.

Now if I jump into the way back machine, Mr Blandings builds his dream house.
(The original Money Pit!) Dry but for some reason I've always found it funny.

[Singleton]

Originally Posted by 67drake

Another one I thought of came out in the 80’s I believe. It’s called “After Hours”. I rarely meet anyone that has ever heard of it.

That brings back memories. 1985, saw it on the first date with my future ex-wife. We walked out halfway through it, didn't like it at all. The only other movie that I walked out on was "Transylvania 6-5000" not long after.

My recommended "unknown movie" would be "Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!". Black and white cult classic from 1965 that has cars, violence, cleavage and bad acting. Here's the entire movie:
https://youtu.be/LmeGKP5Bb20

[locomotivebreath]

Does Midnight Express fit ?
The Bedford Incident -1965 , with Sidney Poitier was darn good . I fought it on Netflix a few years back , had never heard of it .

[77 TRASHCAN]

Originally Posted by OG68

Another classic but only TCM runs it uncut and with all the "words" not bleeped out.
Clevon Little
Gene Wilder
Harvey Korman
Madeline Kahn
Mel Brooks

'Blazing Saddles'

Bart: I better go check out this Mongo character.
[Bart reaches for his gun]
Jim: Oh no, don't do that, don't do that. If you shoot him, you'll just make him mad.

Alex Karras went to Univ of Iowa, most know about his football exploits. BUT Gene Wilder also went to college there, studied acting at their drama school. I wonder if they crossed paths...there