Year of the Month: The Dystopian Utopia of THINGS TO COME
The twenties and thirties were full of paranoid visions of the future. In Britain, Aldous…
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Articles:
Year of the Month: Joseph Finn on THE DEVIL DOLL
What if someone could shrink people to the size of dolls, but in doing so,…
Year of the Month: Persia on JAMAICA INN
“Respectable folk don’t go to Jamaica anymore. That’s all I know. In the old days…
Guest Article: 18 Songs about Actors by David “Rosy Fingers” McFarlane
I love when songwriters reference pop culture. For some reason, songwriters tend to be more…
Year of the Month: David “Rosy Fingers” McFarlane on THE PHANTOM
“For those who came in late…” Across the dark realm of the Orient exists a…
Flashback Comics Rack: Highlights of 1936
Year of the Month: Liam Ball on The Man Who Changed His Mind
The Man Who Changed His Mind is one of only three British horror movies made…
Better Times to Die: Douglas Hamilton Wykstra on Sabotage’s Journey from Unread Novel to Hitchcock Thriller
Ever since his feature directing career began with The Lodger in 1923, Alfred Hitchcock had…
Year of the Month: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
Don’t let anybody hurt you again, ever. They can’t anyway. You’re much too real. That…
“Now here comes the big, fat close-up”: Jake Gittes on A Star Is Born (Year of the Month)
When Norman Maine, a troubled, alcoholic film star whose long career is beginning to flounder,…