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Silent film star Marguerite Clark photographed in costume for SNOW WHITE (1916), in which she played the title role Clark was BOTD in 1883. During the 1910s, she rivaled Mary Pickford in popularity.

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Hungarian poster for JULIET OF THE SPIRITS (1965), directed/co-written by Federico Fellini and starring Giulietta Masina - BOTD in 1921

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Lux Interior and Poison Ivy

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German poster for SOMETHING WILD (1986), directed by Jonathan Demme - BOTD in 1944

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Saturday mood

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Newspaper ad for MADAME SIN (1972), starring Bette Davis and directed by David Greene - BOTD in 1921

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Dwight Frye in a publicity still for BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935) He was BOTD in 1899

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Pretty generic haunted house jam at first. Fortunately, though, business picks up and this becomes a clever, nasty lampooning of THE AMITYVILLE HORROR by the end. And the scene where a little girl's birthday party is drenched by a sudden cloudburst of blood coming from the ceiling above is genius.

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Now watching THE HOUSE THAT BLED TO DEATH (1980), an hour long episode of HAMMER HOUSE OF HORROR in which a young family and their black cat move into a house where a gruesome murder recently took place Directed by Tom Clegg Written by David Lloyd Starring Nicholas Ball and Rachel Davies

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French poster for HAUNTED SPOOKS (1920), starring Harold Lloyd and Mildred Davis - BOTD in 1901

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Silent comedy star Harold Lloyd and his frequent leading lady Mildred Davis in 1922. They would marry a year later. Davis was BOTD in 1901

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Laura Dern, David Lynch, and Kyle MacLachlan MacLachlan was BOTD in 1959

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“Age is something that doesn't matter, unless you are a cheese” -Luis Buñuel #BOTD L'Age d'Or (1930)

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Popular female impersonator Julian Eltinge as the title character of THE COUNTESS CHARMING (1917). He plays a thief who, in the guise of a foreign countess, steals valuables from rich snobs and donates the money to charity. It was originally marketed as "Mrs. Raffles."

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Favorite sports movie, go.

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Robert Ripley's "Believe It Or Not" included Charles Schulz's first published drawing on February 22, 1937 (the hunting dog, credited to Schulz using his nickname Sparky). Schulz, then 14, would go on to a cartooning career of some renown.

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BTD - Sam Peckinpah - THE BALLAD OF CABLE HOGUE - 1970 - Polish release poster - art by Jerzy Flisak

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Luis Buñuel appears briefly in Un Chien Andalou as the man in the prologue. At the Paris premiere, Buñuel hid behind the screen for fear of being attacked by the confused audience.

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Kyle MacLachlan in "Twin Peaks" - BOTD

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Luis Buñuel (with scenes from his film "Simon of the Desert") - BOTD

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Go, Go Second Time Virgin 1969 ゆけゆけ二度目の処女 Directed by Kōji Wakamatsu #filmsky #nw #japanese #cinema #若松孝二

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Setsuko Saturday

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Donna Summer playing chess at her home in Munich, 1969

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Polish poster for THE DISCREET CHARM OF THE BOURGEOISIE (1972), directed and co-written by Luis Bunuel - BOTD in 1900

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German poster for VIRIDIANA (1961), directed and co-written by Luis Bunuel - BOTD in 1900

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Alfred Hitchcock poses with his dummy doppelganger. FRENZY (1972, Alfred Hitchcock) - sourced from the DVD special features

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Holy Flame of the Martial World (1983) A joyously insane Shaw Brothers martial arts fantasy flick in which a brother and sister seek revenge on the super villains who killed their parents. Pure cinema, pure pleasure. Directed and co-written by Tony Lou Chun-Ku

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No, they aren’t. Physical home video is doing great. What articles like this, and surveys they cite, often miss is the health of the boutique market and direct to consumer traffic. Not everyone buys discs from Amazon and Target etc, especially now. It’s all good! www.tomsguide.com/tvs/4k-blu-r...

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There's a moment in SOLDIER OF ORANGE where a Nazi soldier decides to be a dick to some random kid only for that kid to be a resistance fighter that leads to the funniest death I've seen in a long while. God, we need this movie on a disc now.

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Director Ida Lupino and actress Sally Forrest behind the scenes of “Never Fear” (1949) #IdaLupinoDirecting

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Edward Gorey cover for Nineteenth Century German Tales

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Edward Gorey - BOTD in 1925

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Belgian poster for EYE OF THE CAT (1969)

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Silent film star Marguerite Clark photographed in costume for SNOW WHITE (1916), in which she played the title role Clark was BOTD in 1883. During the 1910s, she rivaled Mary Pickford in popularity.

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Hungarian poster for JULIET OF THE SPIRITS (1965), directed/co-written by Federico Fellini and starring Giulietta Masina - BOTD in 1921

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Lux Interior and Poison Ivy

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German poster for SOMETHING WILD (1986), directed by Jonathan Demme - BOTD in 1944

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Poster for VIGILANTE FORCE (1976), a rather subversive action flick written and directed by George Armitage (RIP)

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Poster for DARKTOWN STRUTTERS (1975), written by George Armitage (RIP)

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Saturday mood

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The Cassandra Cat (1963)

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I'm deeply saddened by the news of Lynne Marie Stewart's passing. A character actor with an impressive and exhaustive resume, I had the honor of doing a stage show with her a few years ago. As talented as she was kind, her beauty extended beyond Puppet Land and into the hearts of all she touched.

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Floral entrance in THE PALACE OF THE ARABIAN NIGHTS (1905) another full-color fantasy from Méliès

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