Another Old Movie Blog

This is to announce a new/old project.  Ten years ago, I published ANN BLYTH: ACTRESS. SINGER. STAR.   A lot of water has gone under the bri...

Massacre (1934) is a bold standoff against treatment and societal views of the modern Native American, as well as the industry that brought ...

Heat Lightning (1934) is a study of independence and need, remorse and recklessness, and a profound yet subtle quest for redemption.  It is...

This year, 2025, we mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II.  There are many stories of the war and that era, and some of them ...

Employees’ Entrance (1933) is a study of cutthroat capitalism and the depravity that can sometimes exude from a ruthless employer.  If the ...