FEATURE: Woody Allen Moves Toward the Serious: Love and Death

Woody Allen envisioned 1975's Love and Death as a simple and fun stopgap project, but the production quickly turned into a costly, frustrating mess. In the long run though, the difficult experience pushed Allen's career toward bigger and better things.

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FEATURE: Another Kind of Adaptation: A Boy and His Dog

L.Q. Jones' 1975 adaptation of Harlan Ellison's twisted short story "A Boy and His Dog" introduced the author's pair of post-apocalyptic wanderers to a whole new audience, but also had the unforeseen effect of keeping readers from seeing more of them.

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