Clark Brandon

When a high-school senior flunks his French final, his parents hire "the best French tutor in town" to help him pass a make-up exam. But after a short time with his warm, beautiful tutor, he's got more on his mind than collegiate affairs!

My Tutor -- A rich father hires a tutor for his son. The son is a horny teenager and the tutor is a gorgeous blonde. Complications ensue.

When a high-school senior flunks his French final, his parents hire "the best French tutor in town" to help him pass a make-up exam. But after a short time with his warm, beautiful tutor, he's got more on his mind than collegiate affairs!

After the unscrupulous DeMaro family buys out Funland Amusement Park, the profit-hungry clan begins to cut costs with an eye toward remodeling with a less family-friendly theme. The story turns darkly and perversely humorous when the park's crack accountant turned clown (after a nervous breakdown) -- plots revenge. David L. Lander stars as the greasepainted, red-wigged madman hell-bent on vengeance.

When a bad grade in French class threatens the college plans of high school senior Bobby Chrystal (Matt Lattanzi), his father hires a private instructor to help him earn a passing grade. But Bobby's tutelage shifts from French to the language of love when the tutor turns out to be statuesque blonde Terry Green (Caren Kaye). Meanwhile, Bobby's friend Jack (Crispin Glover, in his screen debut) embarks on a mission to lose his virginity.

A rich father hires a tutor for his son. The son is a horny teenager and the tutor is a gorgeous blonde. Complications ensue.

A rich father hires a tutor for his son. The son is a horny teenager and the tutor is a gorgeous blonde. Complications ensue.

My Tutor is a romantic comedy about Bobby Chrystal, a high school senior on the verge of graduation who flunks his French final and Terry Green, an attractive and well talented French tutor that Bobby's parents will hire to help him pass the makeup exam. During their encounter it is clear that Bobby's got more on his mind than collegiate affairs.

The "me" generation is hilariously heralded in Cyra McFadden's satiric novel that playfully jabbed the residents of California's Marin County and their whirlwind search for the ultimate lifestyle. Set just across the bay from San Francisco, "Serial" depicts a year in the life of an affluent suburb where each new trend is eagerly consumed, from organic foods and EST to group jacuzzis. Harvey Holroyd (Martin Mull) gamely suffers through the insanity in an effort to please his wife Kate (Tuesday Weld) and their pouty teenage daughter (Jennifer McAllister). An all-star comedy cast including Sally Kellerman, Tom Smothers, Bill Macy, Peter Bonerz, and screen villain Christopher Lee brings "Serial" to life in a frank, funny parody of present-day-America.

A new detective in town is welcomed by the news of local cheerleader being slaughtered while walking home. With the help of a local reporter decides to find out what exactly is happening in the town.

A new detective in town is welcomed by the news of local cheerleader being slaughtered while walking home. With the help of a local reporter decides to find out what exactly is happening in the town.

It's the end of the 70s. Hippies are assimilating, women are raising their consciousness, and men are becoming confused and ineffectual. Don't expect to be able to keep track of all the names or who's sleeping with who; the picture very skillfully conveys the hopeless muddle through which the many characters move as they try to Find Themselves.