Five Fave Classic Cinematographers, Pt. 1: John F. Seitz
If anyone out there has attended a TCM Party hosted by me, you know I always natter on about great Old Hollywood cinematographers, the crisp blacks and whites and beautiful […]
Tag Archives: 1920s
Presenting Week 3 of the 31 Days of Oscar Blogathon
The winners, the losers, the snubs, the backstories, the gossip, the players and the games… it’s all about Oscar! The 31 Days of Oscar blogathon, hosted by myself, Aurora of Once […]
31 Days of Oscar update
Time for an update on the 31 Days of Oscar blogathon (full rundown at the original post). We’re a little more than a couple of weeks out from the first […]
Announcing the 31 Days of Oscar Blogathon
The envelope please… The winners, the losers, the snubs, the back stories, the gossip, the players, the games…this time it’s all about Oscar! We’re back! Myself, Kellee (@IrishJayhawk66) of Outspoken […]
Evil Dead and a greedy family haunt the Redford Theatre
Our friends at the Redford Theatre are treating Detroit horror fans to two frightening classics this weekend. On Friday October 26th only, there will be a midnight showing of Evil […]
MHDL'S Fan Magazine Collection takes you back in movie time
A while back, I happened upon possibly the only site that may be a bigger time suck than tumblr….the Fan Magazine Collection put together by Media History Digital Library (MHDL). […]
TCM Week – July 16-22
TCM has some really intriguing stuff scheduled for this week. Crank up the DVR and let’s go…as usual, all times are Eastern. Monday, July 16 TCM’s Classic Adventure series continues […]
TCM Week – April 23-29
Monday, April 23 There seems to be a lot of good ’20s-’30s stuff on this morning and into the afternoon that I have never seen before, including most of the […]
TCM Week – April 2-8
Monday, April 2 6:45 a.m. Born to Dance (1936) Eleanor Powell and James Stewart in a good old-fashioned (by that I mean, sorta corny) musical full of mistaken identity and […]
TCM Week: March 26-April 1
Monday, March 26 2:45 p.m. Zero Hour! (1957) I’ll be tuning into this for two reasons, one being Dana Andrews, and and the other this oddly Airplane!-like synopsis: “When a […]
