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The Ghost Train (1941)
“Whatever it is, it never starts out at Truro, and it never runs into St Anne’s. If it be a natural thing—where do it come from? Where do it go…?” Director: Walter Forde Starring: Arthur Askey, Richard Murdoch, Carole … Continue reading
Posted in Horror
Tagged 1940s, Arthur Askey, Arthur Ridley, Betty Jardine, British, Carole Lynne, comedy, D. J. Williams, haunting, Herbert Lomas, Horror, J.O.C. Orton, Kathleen Harrison, Linden Travers, Marriott Edgar, Morland Graham, Peter Murray-Hill, Raymond Huntley, Richard Murdoch, Stuart Latham, train, Val Guest, Walter Forde
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Seven Footprints To Satan (1929)
“The soul of your betrothed will depend upon your success on the Seven Stairs!” Director: Benjamin Christensen Starring: Creighton Hale, Thelma Todd, DeWitt Jennings, Sheldon Lewis, William V. Mong, Laska Winters, Angelo Rossitto, Kamiyama Sōjin, Ivan Christy, Kalla Pasha, … Continue reading
Posted in Horror
Tagged 1920s, Abraham Merritt, Angelo Rossitto, Benjamin Christensen, Charles Gemora, comedy, Cornell Woolrich, Creighton Hale, DeWitt Jennings, First National, Horror, Ivan Christy, Kalla Pasha, Kamiyama Sōjin, Laska Winters, Loretta Young, old dark house, Sheldon Lewis, silent, Thelma Todd, William V. Mong
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Wizard Of Oz (1925)
“You must prevent them from entering Oz. They have the papers, and the girl is Queen Dorothy!” Director: Larry Semon Starring: Larry Semon, Dorothy Dwan, Oliver Hardy, G.Howe Black (Spencer Bell), Charles Murray, Josef Swickard, Otto Lederer, Frank Alexander, … Continue reading
The Last Warning (1929)
“I’ll open this theatre when I choose. No ghost will stop me!” Director: Paul Leni Starring: Montagu Love, Laura La Plante, John Boles, Roy D’Arcy, Margaret Livingston, Burr McIntosh, Mack Swain, Bert Roach, Carrie Daumery, Tom O’Brien, Charles K. … Continue reading
Posted in Horror
Tagged 1920s, Alfred A Cohn, Bert Roach, Burr McIntosh, Carrie Daumery, Charles K. French, comedy, D’Arcy Corrigan, Harry Northrup, Horror, John Boles, Laura La Plante, Mack Swain, Margaret Livingston, masked killer, Montagu Love, old dark house, Paul Leni, Roundtable, Roy D’Arcy, silent, Tom O’Brien, Tom Reed, Universal
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A New Leaf (1971)
Director: Elaine May Starring: Walter Matthau, Elaine May, Jack Weston, George Rose, Doris Roberts, James Coco, William Redfield Screenplay: Elaine May, based upon a story by Jack Ritchie A New Leaf follows the travails of aging playboy … Continue reading
Posted in Science in the Reel World
Tagged 1970s, botany, comedy, Doris Roberts, Elaine May, George Rose, Jack Ritchie, Jack Weston, James Coco, marriage, murder, science, Walter Matthau, William Redfield
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Powder Town (1942)
Director: Rowland V. Lee Starring: Edmond O’Brien, Victor McLaglen, June Havoc, Dorothy Lovett, Roy Gordon, Damian O’Flynn, Marten Lamont, Mary Gordon, Eddie Foy Jr, Selmer Jackson Screenplay: David Boehm, Grace Norton (uncredited) and John Twist (uncredited), based upon a … Continue reading
Posted in Science in the Reel World
Tagged 1940s, comedy, David Boehm, Dorothy Lovett, drama, Edmond O'Brien, espionage, explosives, Grace Norton, John Twist, June Havoc, Max Brand, munitions, Rowland V. Lee, science, Victor McLaglen, WWII
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King Of The Zombies (1941)
“If there’s one thing I wouldn’t want to be twice, zombies is both of them!” Director: Jean Yarbrough Starring: Mantan Moreland, John Archer, Dick Purcell, Henry Victor, Joan Woodbury, Marguerite Whitten, Leigh Whipper, Madame Sul-Te-Wan, Patricia Stacey, Laurence Criner … Continue reading
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Tagged 1940s, comedy, Edmund Kelso, Henry Victor, Horror, Jean Yarbrough, Joan Woodbury, John Archer, Leigh Whipper, Madame Sul-Te-Wan, Mantan Moreland, Marguerite Whitten, Monogram, Nazis, voodoo, zombies
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and you call yourself a scientist!? 