It (1927)

It (1927) was a Silent Films - Comedy Film directed by Josef von Sternberg and Clarence G. Badger and produced by B.P. Schulberg and Clarence G. Badger.

It was inducted into the National Film Registry in 2001.

Book Review: “From the Moment They Met It Was Murder: Double Indemnity and the Rise of Film Noir”

By Stephen Reginald on Apr 24, 2024 From Classic Movie Man

Book Review: “From the Moment They Met It Was Murder: Double Indemnity and the Rise of Film Noir” Title: From the Moment They Met It Was Murder: Double Indemnity and the Rise of Film NoirBy: Alain Silver and James UrsiniPublisher: Running Press – Turner Classic MoviesISBN: 978... Read full article

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Who Done It? (1956)

By The Metzinger Sisters on Apr 16, 2024 From Silver Scenes - A Blog for Classic Film Lovers

Benny Hill done it, that's who! Before the famed English comedian made a name for himself on television as the star of The Benny Hill Show, he made this fast-moving farce playing a detective who sets out to capture enemy agents bent on destroying England with a weather-making machine. Hill stars as ... Read full article

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Monsters and Matinees: 1924 in horror – ‘Hand’ it to Conrad Veidt

By Toni Ruberto on Feb 10, 2024 From Classic Movie Hub Blog

As someone always looking to find new classic horror films to watch, I like to take time early in the year to look back at what our favorite genre was like in the early days of cinema. Going back 100 years is always a good place to look. Overall, the 1920s gave us timeless horror films from Germa... Read full article

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‘It Might As Well Be Spring’ from State Fair (1945)

By Carol Martinheira on Jan 13, 2024 From The Old Hollywood Garden

‘It Might As Well Be Spring’ from State Fair (1945) On January 13, 2024 By CarolIn Uncategorized Image from en.kinorium.com 2024 is here! And it’s cold. Cold, very bitterly cold. January – March is just torture where I live, so naturally, I ke... Read full article

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Day 21 of Noirvember: Have You Seen It?

By shadowsandsatin on Nov 21, 2023 From Shadows and Satin

The more I see William Talman, the more I like him. That is, the more I see him outside of a courtroom with Perry Mason. That?s where I first met this actor and first grew to view him with equal parts dislike and disdain. But boy, his film noir performances are a whole ?nother thing. One of his best... Read full article

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