Another Old Movie Blog

“Hog Wild” (1930) is a Laurel and Hardy short that has nothing to do with hogs and restricts itself to how many awful things that can happen...

I must humbly turn the floor over today to Thom at Film of the Year because this blog entry demonstrates both a thoughtful analysis of Holly...

“Movie Crazy” (1932) gives us Harold Lloyd in an interesting and effortless transition from his silent movie comedy techniques to the world ...

Stay tunned for tomorrow's contribution to Goatdog's "Movies about Movies" blog-a-thon entry, and kindly have a look at Go...

In the 1950s, when the movie musical blossomed into its golden age, another phenomenon occurred in tandem that had to do with movie music. ...

“Olympia” is not a classic Hollywood film, but with the Olympics upon us again, it is a good topic to discuss. Director Leni Riefenstahl’s ...

This ad for “Captain Eddie” (1945) seems to encapsulate the entire film with scenes from the life of the Eddie Rickenbaker, the American Wor...

In this summer of our discontent when the price of gasoline dominates our conversation, and perhaps our lives, we might care to look back on...

“We Were Strangers” (1949) is poetic homage to failure perhaps even more than it is to the fight for liberty, and seems to be one of directo...

Adeline De Walt Reynolds, who had a bit part in the previously posted “Witness to Murder” (1954), was one of those remarkable character actr...

“Witness to Murder” (1954) presents Barbara Stanwyck in the role of an intelligent woman no one believes. Unlike the adventure in “Rear Wi...

“Ginger Rogers and the Riddle of the Scarlet Cloak” was a book for pre-teens during the 1940s, published by the Whitman Publishing Company. ...