Shawn Hall Horror was not recognized as a movie genre until the Pre-Code years, when Universal’s smash hits Dracula and Frankenstein solidified...
Literary Adaptations
Long before Superman or Batman, America’s favorite screen hero was Douglas Fairbanks. In The Iron Mask...
I first watched All Quiet on the Western Front as a college freshman while falling head-first...
In the midst of putting together my list of six books to read and review for...
1916 marked the 300th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death. Naturally, motion picture studios celebrated the occasion...
To deepen my knowledge of the silent era on the European continent, I created the...
Another year, another round of classic film-related summer reading. Luckily my new apartment has a lovely...
This weekend’s 95th Academy Awards celebrates the best of 2022 films from big-budget blockbusters to small...
Last year I enjoyed reading Zane Grey’s most influential and frequently adapted for the screen Western...
Ohio-born author Zane Grey, originally a dentist and minor league baseball player before trying his hand...
