Five Desperate Women (1971, TV Movie)

Starring:

• Denise Nicholas
• Robert Conrad 
• Anjanette Comer 
• Bradford Dillman

Storyline
Five young women vacation together at a resort on an isolated island. They are the resort's only customers and, aside from the boat captain who brought them here and the resort's handyman, Wylie, the island's only inhabitants. When one of the women is found dead, the others begin to fear the captain, who's been acting strangely. Wylie and the captain argue over the identity of the murderer, each accusing the other, and a fight erupts. Alarmed, the women attempt to leave the island, but the boat -- their only means of escape -- explodes and sinks before they can board it. Then Wylie comes to their aid, claiming to have killed the boat captain in self-defense and telling the women they're safe. But are they? 

Roseland (1971)

Featuring:

• Christopher Brooks

Opinion
I have no explanation for this madness. I came across this film (Roseland, sexploitation film) because the actor is the star of the Blaxplotiation movie, "Alabama's Ghost" (1973). He was second billed on the film, so I thought that he would have a significant role. I didn't even take in consideration what the film was about. Fredric Hobbs is the director of "Roseland" and "Alabama's Ghost". Christopher Brooks was only in the film for 12 minutes, but the weirdness of this entire scene is noteworthy for whatever reason you want it to be...

The Last Rebel (1971)

Starring:

• Joe Namath
• Woody Strode
• Jack Elam

Storyline
It's 1865 in Missouri and the Civil War has just ended. Reb soldiers Hollis (Joe Namath) and Matt (Jack Elam) flee from Union soldiers that want to imprison them. Hollis then frees a black man named Duncan (Woody Strode) from a lynching and they become a trio. Later when Holllis wins a lot of money at the pool table and Matt doesn't get any, the two soldiers become enemies. This leads to a showdown between Hollis and Duncan against Matt and the men he has brought in to get that money. 

Dynamite Chicken (1971)

Starring:

• Richard Pryor 

Storyline
A collection of skits, parodies, musical performances, and film clips relating to the peace movement of the late Sixties and early Seventies. Hosted by Richard Pryor.