Another Old Movie Blog

Their eyes lock with yours. That’s the first thing you notice, and the raw emotion of the background starts first from the face that ...

In the midst of the pandemic that requires us to be supremely careful, courageous, and compassionate, those of us in the classic film f...

Hat's off to fellow classic film blogger John Greco of Twenty-Four Frames for publishing his newest collection of short stories.  ...

To help pass the time during the pandemic emergency, please accept my offer of a FREE eBook... Meet Me in Nuthatch - here'...

Happy St. Patrick's Day from the Our Gang kids - who are not practicing social distancing in this photo.  That's okay.  Keep ca...

Go here to join Ben Model and his online house party for a special silent film screening - Sunday, March 15th at 3 pm EDT.  Have a look...

Like migrant birds returning in the spring, I seem to revisit The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) every year about this time.  Perhaps ...

Sullivan’s Travels (1941) is a madcap romp and not-so-incidental grim social commentary—a most striking combination.  Writer/director P...

Come back Saturday the 22nd when we visit the Butler and the Valet in Sullivan's Travels (1941) as part of the Butlers & Maids ...

It is rare these days for the world of the classic film fan to intersect with news of modern pop culture, for our heroes were of the ...

A Face in the Crowd (1957) chronicles its era, lambastes it, and foreshadows future evils of an unchecked demagogue. Perhaps it also m...