Another Old Movie Blog

We'll be talking about Christmas movies for the next several weeks, and to lead off the month of classic film yuletide, I'd like to ...

EBOOK SALE THIS WEEKEND - Continuing the weekend sales of several of my eBooks, this weekend, you can download my HOLLYWOOD FIGHTS FASCISM (...

T error Aboard (1933) is an eerie mystery that, though from the Pre-Code era, feels more like a noir film of a later period with its flashb...

Many thanks to the voters of the Classic Movie Blog Association for the honor of this award for my essay on Massacre (1934), which you can ...

  If You Could Only Cook (1935) is another Depression-era screwball comedy that uses the Great Depression as a springboard to humor. It als...

Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) celebrates Halloween in a manner that probably had not been done before in movies, or even since.   Here, it is...