Classics Of The Silent Screen
Michael FloresSilent films had adult themes and nudity, here we explore the erotic world of silent cinema!
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PRETTY LADIES (1925) The film is a fictional recreation of the famed Ziegfeld Follies!
The monumental impact Ziegfeld had on our ideas of beauty has very little film footage. That's why PRETTY LADIES is so important. The film censored in Kansas!
The Silent Comedies Of Laurel And Hardy Part 2: Fully restored and in 4 K!
Laurel and Hardy as you've never seen them before! Plus a link to part 1.
Remembering Lon Chaney On His Birthday April 1
Lon was a massive global star when he died, but he had avoided publicity, didn't do interviews and over time his star faded. The diversity of roles and genres remains unmatched by Hollywood.
The White Slave Trade (1910) & The Remarkable ATLANTIS (1913) - The Titanic sinking made 1 year after!
Danish Director August Blom had balls. THE WHITE SLAVE TRADE was a scene by scene steal of someone else's film, ATLANTIS exploited the Titanic disaster which brought him loads of free press!
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I teach and lecture on pop culture with an emphasis on film. I am a published author and my writings are in the collection of Columbia University in NYC. This Fall I have a book coming out TAYLOR SWIFT: AMERICAN ARTIST.
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