The Who's Tommy is still considered to be one of the most ambitious albums ever. The first "Rock Opera." The 1975 Ken Russell film adaptation is a bit harder to categorize. Strange. Bizarre. Absurd. With an all-star cast of amazing actors (Ann-Margret, Oliver Reed, Jack Nicholson) mixed with rock gods (The Who, Eric Clapton, Elton John, Tina Turner), it's the type of movie that you are either going to love...or maybe enjoy more whilst tripping your ass off.

WARNING: I took this off of an old VHS tape. The DVD release is missing the nude scenes. Gridiron legend Joe Namath traded one helmet for another in this savage cycle drama, playing a biker gang leader who must fight rival member William Smith for control of the gang and for lovely hanger-on Ann-Margret. Also starring Jennifer Billingsley.

An eerie, terrifying story scripted by William Goldman from his own novel boasts Anthony Hopkins as a ventriloquist whose foul-mouthed dummy, Fats, begins to assert his own personality, leading Hopkins to question his sanity. Burgess Meredith, Ann-Margret and Ed Lauter also star; Richard Attenborough directs.

With a cast that includes Kirk Douglas, Ann-Margret, Strother Martin, Paul Lynde AND a young Arnold Schwarzenegger, how could you go wrong? A slapstick western featuring Arnie as the rube and Ann-Margret's cleavage in every single shot, this movie would get overooked by all butthe most diehard Ann-Margret fans. Fortunately for Nitro, I'm a diehard fan of Ann-Margret's cleavage.

Sandy and Jonathan are roomates in college whose experiences with women offer a contrast. Both of them go from one dysfunctional relationship to another in this Jules Feiffer script. A line that Feiffer removed from the Script was, "Boys begin life not liking girls, later they don't change, they just get horny." This is a very uncomfortable film for many men to watch because so many of the interactions are so common and shown as so dysfunctional. Starring the red-headed bombshell Ann-Margret.

Only available on VHS, this 80s movie features a young Kelly Preston and Ann-Margaret.

Director Tony Richardson ("Tom Jones") harks back to familiar territory with this irreverent comedy based on a novel by 18th-century author Henry Fielding. Peter Firth is young footman Joseph Andrews, engaged in a series of amorous adventures with the fair sex. Co-stars Ann-Margret, Natalie Ogle.