Let's All Go to the Lobby
Harry MarksA weekly newsletter about classic film and film history, along with physical media news and other classic film-focused goodies each week.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only paid issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 8 months ago |
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Saying Goodbye to Noirvember (and the newsletter for a while), as well as the Week in Physical Media
I don't care if it's December 1st--we're wrapping up Noirvember in style...
Welcome back to the lobby! This is the last issue for a while.
Review: FRANKENSTEIN (2025), a Monster of an Easter Egg, a New Kim Novak Biopic, Thomas Edison's Creepiest Invention Ever, and the Week in Physical Media
The real monster wasn't Victor, it was that dialogue...
Welcome back to the lobby! This is a packed issue just for paid subscribers, so if you wanna read all the good stuff below, please consider supporting me for only $5 a month. Come on,...
A Couple of Lost Paintings Found, an Arsenic and Old Lace Easter Egg, and the Week in Physical Media
Maybe don’t go around calling people Boris Karloff.
Welcome back to the lobby! Spooky Season is gone, but the memories sure aren’t. This week, we’re looking at a few paintings once thought to be lost, only for them to have been found in, o...
The Story Behind FRANKENSTEIN, Horror's Most Important Home, Angela Lansbury Takes On a Cult, and the Week in Physical Media
Actually, the Creature's name is...
Welcome back to the lobby! There’s so much to talk about! With Spooky Season well underway, I thought it might be fun to discuss the origins of 1931’s Frankenstein and why it’s so different from Mary She...
Review: KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN (2025), New Classics on Mometu, AI in Hollywood, and the Week in Physical Media
Looking for in-depth film criticism, classic film info, and industry commentary, subscribe now!
Welcome back to the lobby! New month, new free issue. This time, we’ve got a review of the brand new movie musical Kiss of the Spider Woman sta...
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Classic film host and Hollywood historian producing small-scale documentaries and Turner Classic Movies-style introductions to your favorite classic films.
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