Most of today on TCM is devoted to films about surviving a nuclear holocaust. The Last Man on Earth (1964) will be on at 10:30 am and stars Vincent Price in a movie about a strange disease that turns everyone on earth into blood-suckers. I am particularly looking forward to The Bed Sitting Room (1969) at 12:00 pm, a … Continue reading
Barbara Stanwyck‘s film noir, suspense, and crime dramas from last night will carry on all day today. The Two Mrs. Carrolls (1947) is a true classic and will be shown at 9:00 am. Humphrey Bogart co-stars as an artist who has already killed one wife after painting her as the Angel of Death. His second wife (Stanwyck) … Continue reading
The first film on offer this morning on Turner Classic Movies is a Katharine Hepburn film! Undercurrent (1946) is Hepburn’s only suspense film, and the only project she worked on with director Vincente Minnelli. It co-starred Robert Taylor and Robert Mitchum, whom Hepburn found incredibly overrated. Like every other Wednesday in December, primetime tonight will feature several films starring … Continue reading
Today is a happy day for film fans across the country. From 6:30 am until 6:30 pm Turner Classic Movies will be showing five of the six films in the Thin Man series (1934-1945). And as if that wasn’t good enough, they will be airing two Judy Garland Christmas classics: In the Good Old Summertime (1949) and Meet Me … Continue reading
This week starts with a day of contradictions. We start the day with nuns in a convent in the Himalayas in Black Narcissus (1947) and end the day on the battlefields of WWII. The morning and afternoon programming treat us to a number of classic musicals. At 10:30 am, Debbie Reynolds is The Singing Nun (1966), followed by Dick Powell as The … Continue reading
This was originally posted on Kristen’s blog, Journeys in Classic Film on Dec 4, 2012 as part of her 25 Days of Christmas series. As a subset of my 25 Days of Christmas I decided to watch all three film adaptations of Little Women. I have seen them all separately, but this will be the first time I … Continue reading
Turner Classic Movies has become the hub for all lovers of old movies across the country. Many of us schedule our lives around the commercial free programming the channel offers us. This feature will include a breakdown of what a classic film enthusiast can recommend of TCM’s daily offerings. Margaret Perry has loved old movies … Continue reading
This post was originally published by Kristen Lopez of Journeys in Classic Film on December 1st, 2012 as part of her 25 Days of Christmas series. Yep, it’s official: I’m not a Bing Crosby fan. It’s not that the movies themselves are bad, he’s just so bland an actor that I struggle to get through the films. I … Continue reading
Turner Classic Movies has become the hub for all lovers of old movies across the country. Many of us schedule our lives around the commercial free programming the channel offers us. This feature will include a breakdown of what a classic film enthusiast can recommend of TCM’s daily offerings. Margaret Perry has loved old movies … Continue reading
Turner Classic Movies has become the hub for all lovers of old movies across the country. Many of us schedule our lives around the commercial free programming the channel offers us. This feature will include a breakdown of what a classic film enthusiast can recommend of TCM’s daily offerings. Margaret Perry has loved old movies … Continue reading
The Cinematic Katzenjammer 