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  It is clear that She-Wolf of London did not premier on May 17, 1946, but saw it’s opening on Friday, April 5, 1946 at the Rialto Theater, in New York.[1] I know, with that information I should not continue this anniversary-post, or at the least, hold it over until, April of 2015. But, I can read more

  It is clear that She-Wolf of London did not premier on May 17, 1946, but saw it’s opening on Friday, April 5, 1946 at the Rialto Theater, in New York.[1] I know, with that information I should not continue this anniversary-post, or at the least, hold it over until, April of 2015. But, I can read more

  It is clear that She-Wolf of London did not premier on May 17, 1946, but saw it’s opening on Friday, April 5, 1946 at the Rialto Theater, in New York.[1] I know, with that information I should not continue this anniversary-post, or at the least, hold it over until, April of 2015. But, I can read more

Classic horror fans and movie buffs – put Saturday 24th May 2014 into your diaries right NOW so you don’t miss this superb event at the London Film Convention, Westminster, London, SW1H 9NH from 10am – 4pm! Not only is there an Aladdin’s cave of movie memorabilia for sale (in read more

Lloyd’s de Londres / Lloyd’s of London (1936) Na minha humilde opinião, Tyrone Power foi o homem mais bonito a aparecer numa tela de cinema. Esqueça Valentino,Gable, Paul Newman, George Clooney ou Johnny Depp. A beleza de Ty era perfeita. Alto, magro, moreno, olhos expressivos, read more

Lloyd’s de Londres / Lloyd’s of London (1936) Na minha humilde opinião, Tyrone Power foi o homem mais bonito a aparecer numa tela de cinema. Esqueça Valentino,Gable, Paul Newman, George Clooney ou Johnny Depp. A beleza de Ty era perfeita. Alto, magro, moreno, olhos expressivos, read more

Tower of London Directed by Rowland V. Lee Written by Robert N. Lee 1939/USA Universal Pictures First viewing/Netflix rental   This fairly lame retelling of Richard III does not have nearly enough Karloff in it. Richard, Duke of Gloucester (Basil Rathbone), eliminates the heirs that stand betwe read more

Now let’s not get carried away… (via Tumblr) Now let’s not get carried away… (via Tumblr) London After Midnight (1927) Status: Missing and presumed lost. The only known copy was destroyed in the 1967 MGM vault fire. One of the most sought-after lost silent films, Lon Chaney read more

Once again those fantastic folk at the London Film Memorabilia Convention have an amazing line-up of celebrity guests lined up for their next huge event on Saturday 21st September at Central Hall Westminster! Despite having a Carry On theme (celebrating 55 years of the iconic British comedy film ser read more

  Fur and Fangs Marathon Here at the old movie house I’ve shown you an assortment of movies. Science fiction, fantasy, war films, comedy-dramas, biographies, and now we’re going to have a go  at monster movies. No zombies, no remakes that bear no resemblance to monsters of old, read more

If you’re a fan of classic horror you won’t want to miss Hammer icon Caroline Munro‘s guest appearance at the London Film Memorabilia Convention on Saturday July 20th! Caroline has secured a place in the hearts of movie fans worldwide with her starring roles in Hammer vampire films read more

Werewolf of London Directed by Stuart Walker 1935/USA Universal Pictures First viewing     The first mainstream Hollywood werewolf movie is pretty good.  Botanist Dr. Wilfred Glendon (Henry Hull) is searching for a rare flower that blooms only by moonlight in Tibet when he is attacked by read more

What are YOU doing this Saturday 18th May? Well, if you love classic movies, cult television, horror films, movie memorabilia and meeting the stars come along to the London Film Memorabilia Convention at Central Hall, Westminster from 10am – 4pm. Ron Moody and Mark Lester, the legendary stars read more

If you like Charlie Chaplin – and I know you do! – you’re gonna love Charlie’s London. It’s all Chaplin, all the time on this site: “This blog is dedicated to the greatest South Londoner that ever walked the streets of SE11, Sir Charlie Chaplin KBE! Welcome home read more

Do you want to see an exclusive FREE screening of classic sci-fi B-movie DEVIL GIRL FROM MARS (1954)? You can join Billy Chainsaw of Bizarre magazine on Thursday 16th May from 7:30pm at The Horse Hospital, Colonnade, London WC1N 1JD for this fun evening of cult movie shenanigans and a few beers! read more

Chaos and carnage ensues as a mad scientist transforms a harmless chimp into a giant gorilla that goes on the rampage in London. KONGA is a trashy, decidedly daft slice of ’60s schlock best experienced with like-minded lovers of retro-sci-fi-horror, and a bellyful of beer so why not join Billy Chain read more

Charlie Chan in London Directed by Eugene Ford 1934/USA Fox Film Corporation First Viewing     A woman is convinced that her brother, who has been sentenced to death, is innocent of murdering the Secretary of the Hunt at a mansion where he was staying.  Charlie Chan (Werner Oland) is calle read more

I suppose the title of this fantastic film blog is pretty self-explanatory. Though what it doesn’t make clear is that reading Silent London will make you what to chuck it all, move to London, and attend all the Brit silent screenings and events lovingly listed here. While reading this movie b read more

One of the trending topics this week on the internet has been the discovery of the supposed remains of 15th Century English monarch Richard III. I'm no expert on the British Royal family, or the plays of William Shakespeare. But I do know a little bit about films made at Universal Studios in th read more

One of the trending topics this week on the internet has been the discovery of the supposed remains of 15th Century English monarch Richard III. I'm no expert on the British Royal family, or the plays of William Shakespeare. But I do know a little bit about films made at Universal Studios in th read more