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Growing up in the Chicago area, the serialized version was shown on Garfield Goose and Friends once a year. I couldn't wait for it to come on. I found the full version a few years ago and got two, o ...

I've always been impressed by the scene wherein the old guy 'way up in the lighthouse rages at the monster, who is carrying away the heroine, down on the beach maybe a mile away. He flings a lantern o ...

This film must've been extremely popular in Columbia SC.

I was attending the University of SC 1973-78, catching a bus downtown to and from home, and a theater there was playing it for a year or mor ...

My analysis of The Invisible Man (1933) as published in Scarlet: The Film Magazine #10 in 2013

https://www.dropbox.com/s/wbpwvyms0a4s6ar/Invisible_Icon.pdf?dl=0

-- Don M.

I picked up on his joke. Michael Gwynn was a guest star on John Cleese's comedy series Fawlty Towers, hence the reference in the post. I figured that if I said "Fawlty reasoning" it would b ...

Maybe the monster did survive unknown to Frankenstein and lived well into the twentieth century where it pretended to be a Lord and started going around the country as a confidence trickster with a br ...

The Invisible Ray has been an idiosyncratic favorite of mine since I first saw it on Chicago’s version of Shock Theatre a hundred years ago. No, actually it was more like 66 years ago, but who’s ...