1. Poor White Trash
2. I Hate Your Guts
3. White Comanche
4. Five
5. Beach Red
6. The Outrage

A. this film starred Paul Newman, Lawrence Harvey and an all star cast including William Shatner and Edward G. Robinson. It gives several versions of the story told by the participants and other so-called witnesses.

B. Peter Graves tries to help a girl who is abused by her father and raped by a maniac

C. William Shatner in this also, a bad makeup job and has a wig on

D. Shatner plays the devil in this one

E. Cornel Wilde's acting is horrible in this film featuring flashbacks and frontal nudity, one of first major films to show this, and a needle being injected into his arm

F. Survivors of atomic war, William Phipps starred, all were protected from the blast in one way or another.

Good luck, John.

I think that FIVE was about the aftermath of a nuclear war. BEACH RED I think had Cornel Wilde in it, but the frontal nudity clue doesn't ring true. Was The Paul Newman one THE OUTRAGE? No, this is really a shot in the dark (music by Henry Mancini)... all those great Bill Shatner roles?

Bah, in short:

Beach Red, very controversial and very poor film about a real battle in WWII that was so bad it was laughable. It took a lot of criticism from churches and other groups for the nudity in it. Rip Torn is the only standout in the film as the tough sergeant. Rest of cast is horrible. Many of the scenes are are really funny such as the guy upset about one of the Marines crushing a beetle on the landing craft, he yells at him "You murderer!!!" and when he gets to shore his arm is blown off and gets up and starts walking. REally funny.

I Hate Your Guts
and Poor White Trash are switched. Shatner is the devil in the South stirring up racial hatred. In Poor, Peter Graves comes to the Bayou and meets a girl who is raped by a crazy Cajun in one of the most bizarre scenes ever filmed. Really funny and shocking at the same time. The film bombed n its first release in 1957, but on its second issue in 1961 made the drive-in rounds and did fairly well.
Good job. Two gold stars. JW.

Rented Swordfish with Travolta and H. Jackman. First 5 minutes presented
literate dialogue and an interesting premise, and I thought maybe it would be a
winner. It then segued into over the top action and violence that permeates
so many movies today without an original perspective. The plot seemed
contrived. If you want to know about skilled computer hackers who are
dangerous, read Deaver’s The Blue Nowhere, a taut, suspenseful novel that
is impossible to put down and avoid Swordfish.

How The Grinch Stole Christmas. Bleecckk. Glad I didn’t pay theater prices
to see Carrey overact. The script was inane. I usually like Ron Howard films,
but this one only sported interesting sets and costumes.