End of the Road (1970)

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Rated "X" upon its initial release in 1970, End of the Road would probably rate at most a hard "R" today. Stacy Keach stars as Jake Horner, a college professor beset with a wide variety of emotional problems. He seeks out help in therapy, conducted by unorthodox psychologist Dr. D (James Earl… More Rated "X" upon its initial release in 1970, End of the Road would probably rate at most a hard "R" today. Stacy Keach stars as Jake Horner, a college professor beset with a wide variety of emotional problems. He seeks out help in therapy, conducted by unorthodox psychologist Dr. D (James Earl Jones). This treatment turns out to have a disastrous effect on Horner, leading him into the arms of Rennie Morgan (Dorothy Tristan), the wife of a fellow teacher. End of the Road was adapted from a story by John Barth. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 50 min.
Directed By: Aram Avakian
Written By: Dennis McGuire, Terry Southern, Avram Avakian
Genres: Drama, Romance, Classics

In Theaters: Jan 1, 1970 Wide
Studio: Allied Artists

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Patrick D

Hey Hollywood! Make more films like this. Keep us awake. This is one the oddest films and one of the best films ever made. Stacy Keach is great in this, but James Earl Jones is AMAZING. I've never seen him in a role like this, and I probably never will again.