A guy and his 17 year old daughter discuss the films and people of Old Hollywood. Ok, maybe that oversimplifies it a bit. Derek is an educator with a degree in Film Studies, and Sam is an aspiring actress with close to 50 stage credits and an indy film under her belt. They've been watching movies together for a long time, and their shared interest in film history (Sam's been called an "old soul" b... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | Film HistoryTV & Film |
We are back! After a bit of a longer hiatus than we ever imagined, we are back with our first new episode of 2023! This time, we are taking a look at an oft-requested film, 1934's "March of the Wooden Soldiers", or "Babes in Toyland" starring the leg... more
It's November, and that's when we like to take a look at war films. This time around, we look at one of (if not the) greatest prisoner of war film ever, The Great Escape. This is a film that holds a special place in Sam's heart, and is the sort of fi... more
So, have you ever thought about which film was THE one, that made you a fan? Sam and Derek sure have, and for Sam...this just might be the culprit! Part comedy, part horror, this greatest of the "Monster Rally" films set the standard for merging the ... more
Obviously, words like "...the most important film in the history of horror cinema" get thrown around all willy-nilly these days...but I ask you, if this film doesn't qualify for such praise, which one possibly could? more
Ok, so maybe we still have a bit more Davy Crockett to cover. And when that means we get to take a look at a John Wayne film, specifically an historical EPIC, directed by The Duke....well, how can we resist? John Wayne is one of Sam's favourites, so ... more
When three hugely popular episodes of Walt Disney's Disneyland TV show were spliced together to create a film for cinematic release, one wonders if anyone thought this would be too much Davy Crockett. Well, as it turns out, in 1955, there was no such... more
Happy September everyone! We welcome the school year back with a new episode, this time looking at something fun! Buck Privates was only the second film Abbott and Costello appeared in, but it was their first true "starring" vehicle for the duo. This... more
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Just what I was looking for Thanks !!!!
Great dynamic and really fun discussion of the movies. I really enjoy the structure: personal opening, the movie’s background, the summary, and the recommendation. Keep up the amazing work!!
Brian Scott. Horror movie fanboy here loving the chemistry between Derrick and Sam. Great show. Bill the Butcher from land of the creeps told us about this and I agree. Great stuff y’all.
You guys are so fun to listen to
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