Man, that sounds amazing, Donald! If you ever relocate to middle-of-nowhere Indiana, I'm in!

Bring the Road Runner chap with you too, please.

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I'm in as well. I'd love to see more silent horror, and this will help do the trick!

That's pretty cool! Thanks for sharing.

I'm in for another round as well, Ed!

Hopefully we'll be able to add the short, too.

I'm in! Thanks to Flicker Alley and Nitrateville for the chance.

Rest in peace, Robert, and thank you for your guidance over many, many years.

This was my first flash sale and I grabbed the following: The Hidden Fortress - blind Videodrome - blind The Uninvited Carnival of Souls - blind Seven Samurai - blind His Girl Friday - blind Modern Times A whole lot of blind buys in there, but I'm fairly certain I'll really enjoy them. So what did y...

Congrats to Jim and Rudyfan and thanks to Kino and Nitrateville!

Over the weekend, I took a little left turn from my initial thought and instead watched Lloyd's The Kid Brother (1927). I definitely enjoyed it, and it was more of an adventure-type movie than I was expecting. The film was filled with all sorts of fun scenes, but I especially enjoyed the part on the...

It's only available from bootleg sources on eBay and Etsy, since it is still copyrighted by Paramount. There is a review of one at silentera.com , and the picture quality is abysmal. For some reason, the IMDB added this title to Raymond Griffith's filmography, presumably because he shares a last na...

Anyone know offhand if THE SORROWS OF SATAN is commercially available? I did a quick Google search, but half of the sites are blocked here.

The family and I recently watched Napoleon Dynamite (2004) to help my daughter get over the flu. Mission accomplished!

Mine arrived yesterday and it looks great. I need to see if I can track down the Lloyd film that kicks things off.

Great job as always, Rodney!

I'll join the Keaton theme and will watch Steamboat Bill, Jr. Unless I get tempted by another fine film from the unwatched pile.

Slightly off topic, but I love the film It Happened One Night. Given that, do you think I would enjoy His Girl Friday? No spoilers, please.

I picked up my last printing of calendars yesterday, and sent out all of the pending orders. I now have about 20 left. Once those are gone, the 2017 calendar will be officially out of print. So, if you haven't gotten around to ordering yours, do it this week. So far we've raised over $1800 for the ...

Happy 2017, Rodney!

Do you have any of the new calendars available? If so, I'll be ordering on Friday. If not, I'll be sad. Please let me know when you have a moment. Thanks in advance!

Dave

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I've been sitting on the blu-ray for quite a while, so this sounds like a good enough excuse to me!

I recently watched Sons of the Desert (1933), which I absolutely loved. I'm now starting to work my way through the L&H collection on DVD, and I also watched Unaccustomed As We Are (1929), which was supposedly their first talkie. The sound was serviceable, but pretty bad.

I wonder if there would be any interest in a "Silent films that look great on YouTube" discussion? I'd be interested as a consumer, but I doubt I would be able to make many suggestions.

Is it too early to start looking forward to the 2017 version of this fine calendar?

I am slowly working my way through the old Universal classic monster films, and I recently watched Werewolf of London (1935), Dracula's Daughter (1936), Son of Frankenstein (1939) and the Wolf Man (1941). Son of Frankenstein was my favorite of the bunch, and I really enjoyed Bela Lugosi as Ygor.

You might want to throw in Son of Frankenstein since some of the elements of that film are satirized in Young Frankenstein (along with the original Frankenstein and The Bride of F.) I just watched Son of Frankenstein over the weekend, and this is excellent advice. :D Have fun with all of those grea...

I tried to watch the original version of Casino Royale (1967), but I just couldn't finish it. The scenery was beautiful, but I gave up 60 minutes into it.

If any of you fine people are like me and wanted to preorder the blu-ray Wolf Man Legacy Collection, Best Buy has it for $15, which is $14 cheaper than you can get it on Amazon. Click here if you are interested: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/wolf-man-complete-legacy-collection-blu-ray-disc-boxed-set/5...

I recently watched The Prisoner of Zenda (1937), Room Service (1938) and The Road to Hong Kong (1962).

I really enjoyed Zenda, and I'll have to track down some other films with the cast members. If you have not had the pleasure, Zenda is highly recommended!

I finally finished up The Big Parade (1925), which was great.

Now it's probably time to watch Wings, I suppose. I've been looking forward to that one for quite awhile.

Scoundrel wrote:Preview clip of ONE WEEK from Masters of Cinema:

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Thank you for sharing the link!