Classic film aficionados, I have joyous news. The Daves are at it again! Dave Glass & Dave Wyatt, the team that produced the prior Lupino
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Since 1979, The Niles Film Museum has been celebrating Charlie Chaplin Days in the historic district of Niles, in Fremont, California, where Chaplin made a
Let me extend a hearty handclasp to Kino Lorber Studio Classics for the best Blu-ray news of the year! Today, they announced the planned Blu-ray
Heeeeyyyyyyyyy, Abbott & Costello fans, the 3-D Film Archive and ClassicFlix are at it again! Bob Furmanek and the team that completed the stellar restoration
Attention, silent film fanatics, Mark your calendars and keep an eye out for special events, because September 29th has been designated “National Silent Movie Day!”
The Kid (1921) is one of Charlie Chaplin’s finest artistic achievements, and it has just reached its 100th anniversary. To celebrate, Chaplin scholar Dan Kamin
Smile (1975) is one of my favorite comedies of the 1970s, and it has long been on my list of “most wanted” titles in high
Salutations, Beginning today (for a limited time), The Criterion Channel is featuring a curated collection of the eight greatest films produced by my favorite filmmaker,
One of the few highlights of the past year of self-quarantine and social distancing has been the live stream of The Silent Comedy Watch Party
Back in September, I posted a news item about an Indiegogo campaign to restore and release all 80 Our Gang (a.k.a. The Little Rascals) shorts
I rarely post news regarding streaming services and their offerings, but whenever my favorite film comedian gets a showcase, I think it’s worth a mention.
Where has this magazine been all my life?! Film historian Paul E. Gierucki, of the home video label CineMuseum, LLC, just gave an amazing gift
