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Meet Professor George Edward Challenger, a clever and gruff man with an adventurous spirit but impossible behavior. He lives up to his name by being a challenge to everyone he meets while also issuing challenges to colleagues and foes. He’s a meaty character who is a “full-charged battery of read more

In the 1950s, Dell Comics launched a fantastic movie tie-in series that featured comic books of current hit films. The majority of the titles they chose for this series were aimed at children, so Walt Disney titles often graced the cover of their comics, but also a good number of action and adventur read more

Eddie Muller's Original Noir Bible in an Updated and Expanded Edition Eddie MullerBefore he was film noir's czar and long before he was a TCM host, Eddie Muller made a decision to take a leap and, as mythologist Joseph Campbell would've put it, follow his bliss. Muller had been a writer with a 16-ye read more

Between this blog and my previous one, Professor Damian’s Public Domain Treasure Chest, I’ve been writing about movies for quite a while now. Because of that, there are a lot of posts that have simply gotten lost to the mists of time. So, I figured I’d use the idea of “Throwb read more

The 1925 silent movie THE LOST WORLD is one of the most important and influential fantastic films ever made. This adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's famed novel about the discovery of dinosaurs on a remote plateau near the Amazon set the template for almost all giant monster stories to follow. The o read more

The Lost World (1925) Blu-Ray Giveaway! Qualifying Entry Task for Facebook/Blog Okay, now it’s time for the Facebook/Blog version of our The Lost World Blu-Ray giveaway contest, courtesy of Flicker Alley, in which we’ll be giving away ONE COPY of this silent classic. And, don’t forget, read more

“The Lost World” Deluxe Blu-Ray Giveaway Contest  1925 Silent starring Wallace Beery, Bessie Love and Lewis Stone Wow, this is an exciting one! Thanks to our fine friends at Flickr Alley, CMH will be giving away FIVE COPIES via Twitter of the world-premiere Blu-ray edition of Arthur read more

The Lost World Directed by Irwin Allen Written by Irwin Allen and Charles Bennett from the book by Arthur Conan Doyle 1960/USA Irwin Allen Productions First viewing/Amazon Instant Lizards in dinosaur suits just don’t cut it. The irascible Professor Challenger (Claude Rains) arrives in Londo read more

A dinosaur gets his veggies. One of my favorite movies as a kid was this 1960 popcorn movie based on the adventure novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. A recent viewing (it's available on Amazon Prime) revealed that The Lost World is less enthralling to the adult me. While that was a somewhat disa read more

A dinosaur gets his veggies. One of my favorite movies as a kid was this 1960 popcorn movie based on the adventure novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. A recent viewing (it's available on Amazon Prime) revealed that The Lost World is less enthralling to the adult me. While that was a somewhat disa read more

In celebration of Jurassic World which is out and I’m sure heating up the multiplexes and will make somewhere around $241,549,387,320,148,824 this weekend before you even account for the overseas box office totals, I offer you this early stop motion dinosaur adventure. The Lost World was produ read more

By Fritzi Kramer on September 19, 2014 in Blog, Fun Size Review More fun than a barrel of lizards! This is one of the grandest special effects fests of the silent era. The plot involves a group of intrepid scientists who discover dinosaurs on a remote plateau. The talent includes Lewis Stone, Lloyd read more

Before Irwin Allen became famous for his edge-of-your-seat action thrillers such as The Poseidon Adventure ( 1972  ), The Towering Inferno ( 1974  ), and Flood! ( 1976 ), or his adventure television series ( Lost in Space, The Time Tunnel ), he was famous for adventure thrillers. The Lost read more

Before Irwin Allen became famous for his edge-of-your-seat action thrillers such as The Poseidon Adventure ( 1972  ), The Towering Inferno ( 1974  ), and Flood! ( 1976 ), or his adventure television series ( Lost in Space, The Time Tunnel ), he was famous for adventure thrillers. The Lost read more

Before Irwin Allen became famous for his edge-of-your-seat action thrillers such as The Poseidon Adventure ( 1972  ), The Towering Inferno ( 1974  ), and Flood! ( 1976 ), or his adventure television series ( Lost in Space, The Time Tunnel ), he was famous for adventure thrillers. The Lost read more

Before Irwin Allen became famous for his edge-of-your-seat action thrillers such as The Poseidon Adventure ( 1972  ), The Towering Inferno ( 1974  ), and Flood! ( 1976 ), or his adventure television series ( Lost in Space, The Time Tunnel ), he was famous for adventure thrillers. The Lost read more

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle may be famous for Sherlock but what he really loved writing were rousing adventure tales. The most famous of these concerned Professor Challenger and his intrepid band of explorers who discover dinosaurs in a lost world atop a plateau. Cutting edge stop-motion made the film read more

One of the distinct pleasures of watching silent movies is witnessing the birth of an art form. Techniques were not established, narrative forms were not structured, there was no such thing as trope. In watching silent movies, you can see the invention of all the things we now accept as standard no read more

Dark CityThe Lost World of Film NoirRevised and Expanded Editionby Eddie MullerTCM and Running PressJuly 2021Hardcover ISBN: 9780762498970272 pagesAmazon — Barnes and Noble —Larry Edmunds Bookshop — Powell'sPublished in 1998, Dark City read more

Dark CityThe Lost World of Film NoirRevised and Expanded Editionby Eddie MullerTCM and Running PressJuly 2021Hardcover ISBN: 9780762498970272 pagesAmazon — Barnes and Noble —Larry Edmunds Bookshop — Powell'sPublished in 1998, Dark City read more