Another Old Movie Blog

  A Christmas Carol (1910) is the second-oldest surviving filmed adaptation of Charles Dickens’ story, and the first example we have of a p...

  The Bells of St. Mary’s (1945) gives us a version of a child’s telling of the Nativity, this time acted out in the tradition of the awkwa...

  We’re No Angels (1955) cheekily teases us about our own Christmas sentimentality with an unabashed romp of black humor and goofy good wil...

My long-awaited (for me, anyway) launch of  Christmas in Classic Films  has finally come TODAY!  The eBook version is now available on Amazo...

Have a listen to this favorite at my house -- Bing Crosby's rendition of "The Headless Horseman" from the Disney cartoon The L...

While we mourn the passing of Angela Lansbury, we also are moved to celebrate her long, loving, generous life and an extraordinary career of...

  Hollywood Fights Fascism , selected essays on classic films from this blog, is now available for the next four days for FREE in eBook form...

I'm pleased to announce my forthcoming book, Christmas in Classic Films , is now available for pre-order as an eBook.   It's a colle...

John Greco, your friend and mine from the Twenty Four Frames blog, has released a new book that will raise the hackles on fans of horror an...

Marsha Hunt left us last week at 104 years old, a sparkling human being of whom we can truly say had a life well lived.  There are fewer fil...

Free today at Amazon - Hollywood Fights Fascism . Download your free eBook today only at this link . Our greatest gift from the Greatest Gen...

The eBook version of my book on Ann Blyth's career: Ann Blyth: Actress. Singer. Star. will be on sale today and tomorrow in celebration ...