Shawn Hall Few films have been as influential as The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. Released in 1920, this...
Chaplin, Keaton, and Lloyd are firmly on the Mt. Rushmore of silent comedians; the fourth face...
When most people think of German silent cinema, the mind often jumps to the bold stylization...
You may have noticed over the last few months I’ve been posting less on my blog;...
None of the limitations of the silent screen then, seemed limitations to its...
Despite this being her only major on-screen film role, theater actress Maria Falconetti delivers one of...
Horror was not recognized as a movie genre until the Pre-Code years, when Universal’s smash hits Dracula and Frankenstein solidified...
Laurel and Hardy are best known for their 1930s and ’40s films, but their rise to...
During promotion for The Gold Rush, Charlie Chaplin declared it the film he wanted to be...
In a perfect world, I would have been in Pordenone, Italy, for the complete in-person festival...
