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Karkoff or Karkov? 1. Terror in the Wax Museum (1973) - Listen to this cast: Ray Milland, Elsa Lanchester, Louis Hayward, Broderick Crawford, John Carradine, and Patric Knowles. I know that veteran stars sometimes get stuck in bad movies, but what a shame that this combination of Jack the Ripper an read more

A real bumper batch o’ the good stuff here as Todd surfaces after a short hiatus. Click to be magically transported to Todd’s fab Sweet Freedom blog and all the individual links. Anne Billson: Hugh Grant; chapter titles in movies; photographers in movies Anonymous: Commissar; Still Mine; read more

 “Classic Movies and More” YouTube Show: Episode 4 We are very pleased to share our next “Classic Movies and More” episode today — a brief interview with Fort Lee Film Commission’s Tom Meyers about the birth of motion pictures in Fort Lee NJ… ….. And for more information read more

“Classic Movies and More” YouTube Show: Episode 3 We are very pleased to share our next “Classic Movies and More” episode today! An episode that makes me smile every time I see it — an interview with bona fide Classic Movie Fan, 6-year old Rob Medaska! ….. –Annmarie Gatti read more

After an excellent start with the first set of matches, we continue on with round one next set of matches here in the 30's era. Voting will run through Saturday afternoon. Then round two will begin on Sunday with the winners of round one facing off against each other.  To vote in other eras read more

“Classic Movies and More” YouTube Show Launch: Interview with Bob Fermanek about 3-D Film Restoration of GOG (1954) We are very pleased to be launching our “Classic Movies and More” YouTube Show today! Our debut episode features an interview with Bob Fermanek, CEO and Directo read more

Lights… Camera… Action… A few months ago I mentioned that I was working on a project with friends and fellow film fans Aurora Bugallo of Once Upon a Screen and Rob Medaska of Rob Medaska.com. Well, I am happy to say that we are now ready to share the details… Our YouTube read more

Oscar Wilde. Of course. Stephen Fry Live: More Fool Me finds the brilliant comedian, writer, television host, raconteur, etc. holding court for roughly 90 minutes in support of his 2014 autobiography of the same name. Actually, this is the third volume of autobiographical writings from Fry, followin read more

  It’s the ninth inning, and for my last blogging act of 2015, I want to give you a round-up of the blogathons that made their presence known during the second half of 2015. There were some blogathons that I discovered a little late, so you might see ‘thons from earlier in the year, read more

It's been a week since the opening of STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS, so I believe it's safe enough for me to discuss the film in greater detail. (WARNING!! If you have not seen the film yet, DO NOT read this post.) As I said in my first impressions post on the film, I liked it. I thought it was a ve read more

For some reason, I've never written about the September 1936 issue of Modern Screen with Carole Lombard on the cover. I probably overlooked it because there were no features on her inside, but that doesn't mean the inside is bereft of Lombard -- far from it. Universal was beginning its push for "My read more

For some reason, I've never written about the September 1936 issue of Modern Screen with Carole Lombard on the cover. I probably overlooked it because there were no features on her inside, but that doesn't mean the inside is bereft of Lombard -- far from it. Universal was beginning its push for "My read more

Every now and then, Carole Lombard provides me transcripts of conversations she has in Hollywood heaven, one perk of Carole & Co. that I truly appreciate (I'm prohibited from telling just how she supplies them). Anyway, one of Carole's best friends in the hereafter is Myrna Loy, and here's a discuss read more

Every now and then, Carole Lombard provides me transcripts of conversations she has in Hollywood heaven, one perk of Carole & Co. that I truly appreciate (I'm prohibited from telling just how she supplies them). Anyway, one of Carole's best friends in the hereafter is Myrna Loy, and here's a discuss read more

The latest entry in the Rocky Balboa saga, CREED, is getting critical acclaim and doing very well at the box office. Apparently the idea of using a relative of a supporting character to continue a film franchise is a good one...so good, in fact, that it gives me some ideas on how the Rocky story can read more

Room for One More Directed by Norman Taurog Written by Jack Rose and Melville Shavelson from the book by Anna Perrot Rose 1952/USA Warner Bros. First viewing/Amazon Instant If an utterly predictable heartwarming comedy can be genuinely funny, this is the movie that will prove it. George Rose (Car read more

Yesterday's entry featured a sultry oversized (11" x 14") portrait of Carole Lombard. It turns out that seller has two more in that category Carole collectors should know about. Like the first, neither are originals, but are printed on high-quality lustre finish paper. Each are on sale for $24.99, t read more

Yesterday's entry featured a sultry oversized (11" x 14") portrait of Carole Lombard. It turns out that seller has two more in that category Carole collectors should know about. Like the first, neither are originals, but are printed on high-quality lustre finish paper. Each are on sale for $24.99, t read more

The above picture from "The Gay Bride" shows Carole Lombard alongside Leo Carrillo. For generations of southern Californians who only know Carrillo's name in conjunction with a state park, Carrillo (1881-1961) was a reliable character actor who appeared in films such as "Manhattan Melodrama" (1934) read more

The above picture from "The Gay Bride" shows Carole Lombard alongside Leo Carrillo. For generations of southern Californians who only know Carrillo's name in conjunction with a state park, Carrillo (1881-1961) was a reliable character actor who appeared in films such as "Manhattan Melodrama" (1934) read more