Celebrate Silent Film
As always, there are some exciting happenings afoot in the world of silent film so let’s dive right in!
Continue reading “News from the Silent Movie Front: Crowdfunding, Peter Pan and Bluray Bonanza”
I was scheduled to review The Ancient Law today but I have been fighting back a stomach bug for a couple of days and am on the mend but I made an executive decision to push the review back to Monday.
Continue reading “Zounds! Gadzooks! A Stomach Bug Has Felled Me!”
I have my review for King of the Wild Horses almost ready to go but I am felled by the neverending cold.
Continue reading “So it turns out that working weekend overtime while recovering from a cold is not such a good idea”
Quick note! I got a new phone and installed the WordPress app. However, it looks like comments submitted last night and approved through the app were… EATEN!!!! AAAAAAA!!!!
Continue reading “WordPress Ate Some Comments!”
I know, exciting title, right? This seems to have erupted of late and so I wanted to clarify my stance on what linking to assorted editions of films means.
Continue reading “Notes on Linked Home Media Editions”
Windows updates. Sigh. Long story short, my computer has been giving my problems all day so I am wiped out. Therefore, I have decided I will just publish a list of good Ivan Mosjoukine movies. You’re welcome.
Continue reading “We are experiencing technical difficulties…”
I was thrilled with the response to my new podcast, which launched yesterday. A few questions came up multiple times so I thought it might be helpful to answer them all at once in a post. But thanks so much for all your support!
Continue reading “Podcasting FAQs: Your Burning Questions Answered!”
Lots of exciting stuff being released, including several items that are common to see tie in with talkies but are quite rare for silent films. Let’s dive in!
I fell down a bit of a research rabbit hole the other day and ended up finding all kinds of examples of distressed dudes tied to train tracks for actual, honest-to-goodness suspense. This amused me no end, of course, and I naturally tweeted about it.
I know that movie collecting can be pricey and a barrier to new fans so I like to periodically share all the free goodies that kind archives and collectors share online.
Continue reading “Free, Legal and Silent: Your Movie Night is Set!”
Lots of happenings in the new year and many of them centered on this lil’ site. Let’s dig in!
Continue reading “News from the Silent Movie Front: Crowdfunding, Podcasting and Douglas Fairbanks”
I am very excited to say that I wrote an article that was published online by the Smithsonian Magazine’s website. It’s all about the importance of lost silent films and I am pretty thrilled about it.
Continue reading “You’ll have to read me over at the Smithsonian today…”
The new year has kicked off and I have plans! First, let’s talk about your feedback.
Just a quick post today but I wanted to remind everyone that today, for the first time in two decades, an entire year of content has entered the public domain in the United States. The films and books of 1923 are no longer under copyright!
I’m on vacation but I wanted to drop a quick note to let you know that my DVD release of Kidnapped (1917) and its accompanying short films now has expanded distribution.
Continue reading “Expanded Distribution for Kidnapped: A Complete 1917 Night at the Movies”
Greetings! Today has been a little nuts (I went out of town yesterday and got some pictures of silent film locations and I started my new job) so I am just going to share a few oldie but goodie articles and some silliness I have been engaged in online.
Continue reading “A Chaotic Day So… I Had Fun With Fine Art”
Last week, I wrote about some matters that could possibly effect the site’s future. Well, I am happy to say that everything has been satisfactorily resolved.
So much exciting news for silent movie fans right now with treasures both famous and obscure finally making it to home video. I’m pretty excited! Continue reading “News from the Silent Movie Front: Turn of the Century Filmmaking, Women Filmmakers and Silent Sci-Fi”
A few things have been churning in the real world that will affect the amount of time I have to dedicate to the website. I am going to be having a meeting today that should settle those matters.
Continue reading “Out of the Office: The Future of Movies Silently”
More merch for you to enjoy! This one is a minimalist proclamation of our chosen area of geekery: classic movies.
Some exciting releases on the horizon (and on the shelves now) for silent film fans so let’s get started!
Just a few news items this time but I think they’re pretty amazing.
Continue reading “News from the Silent Movie Front: Mary Pickford, the New Blus and Other Goodies”
Lots of new releases, some of them have been on our wishlists for years! Let’s dive in.
Lots of new releases (and a few titles I just plain missed the first time) on the horizon, so let’s get down to business!
I’m at it again! More silent movie-related swag for your enjoyment and approval. This time, I tackle the important question of IT.
A couple of very interesting happenings in the world of early/silent film, both of which promise a slight rewriting of film history.
Hi there! As of this time yesterday, I had absolutely no thoughts of getting a kitten but here I am.
Since completing my Kickstarter campaign, I have had many people pop in and ask if there would be a public release (there will be) and if I would inform them of the date.
Continue reading “Keep Up to Date on My DVD Releases, Crowdfunding and More”
As some of you already know, I have been hard at work with my Kickstarter project, the release of the 1917 version of Kidnapped and all four short films that originally accompanied it on DVD.
Continue reading “Whew! We now resume our regularly scheduled program already in progress”
A little while ago, I launched a line of silent movie-themed goodies like T-shirts, mugs, scarves, dresses, etc. I mentioned that if these items sold well, I would try a second design.
Continue reading “More Movies Silently Swag: Join the Bangville Police Department!”