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Nice! My sister and I have tickets for an April show on Long Island.

Karen Black and the Zuni fetish doll in a promotional photo from TRILOGY OF TERROR

TRILOGY OF TERROR debuted on the ABC Movie of the Week #OTD in 1975.

DARK SHADOWS mastermind Dan Curtis directed Karen Black (and a doll that gave a generation nightmares).

"The Zuni doll was a little hand puppet, but it worked," Curtis said. "I did it all with smoke and mirrors." #HorrorSky

MoMA Presents: William A. Wellman’s Nothing Sacred | MoMA Film series. Aug 10–24, 2021. Proof of vaccination is required for on-site film screenings (except those in the Sculpture Garden). Learn more about visiting us safely. Virtual Cinema screenings are av...

MoMA's restoration premiered in 2021, so maybe it was that one.

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This is a public domain film, so the quality varies wildly from version to version. Some look like bad colorizations!

They're both perfectly cast and adorable.

A screen cap from the Criterion Channel.

William Wellman's NOTHING SACRED (1937) w/ Fredric March and Carole Lombard is now on Criterion Channel.

This is the MoMA restoration from the original Technicolor separations, w/ warm, golden tones that are completely lost in other transfers.

It looks and sounds glorious. #FilmSky

If you break Marcia's nose, is it felony assault?

I've been lucky enough to have many good interactions w/ my heroes of film and TV. The few negative ones I try to keep to myself.

I got a chance to interview her once and she was absolutely angelic. Like a deity.

Poor Marcia.

I predict future events will affect him in the future.

Was that rebuilt for the HGTV show?

Mike and Carol Brady's Homes from the Pilot Episode of "The Brady Bunch" ' Earlier this week while perusing through fellow stalker Chas’ website, ItsFilmedThere, I came across his Brady Bunch page which details numerous filming locations from the beloved 1970s se...

Even though Mike and the boys live in a different house in the pilot.

www.iamnotastalker.com/2010/12/15/m...

‘Brady Bunch’ house becomes protected historic landmark in Los Angeles A house that once symbolized TV’s most wholesome blended family is now officially part of Los Angeles history.

THE BRADY BUNCH house in North Hollywood is now a protected historic landmark.

So, if you break Mom's vase, it's now a felony.

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The Depression’s bread lines and soup kitchens are well known, but do you know about Penny Restaurants?
By operating as restaurants rather than soup kitchens while offering free or nominally priced meals, they provided a dignified option for those too proud to stand in a breadline
#FoodHistory

I feel like I’m the perfect Star Wars age. I was 4 for the 79 re-release, 5 for The Empire Strikes Back, and 8 for Return of the Jedi.

As such, I’ve moved past the long-held Empire-is-the-best-one phase to realize, nope, STAR WARS is the best one, and always was.

🇫🇷 With the 31st edition of Rendez-Vous with French Cinema beginning this Thursday, March 5, view the complete screening schedule for the festival below!

The 22-film program includes numerous highly anticipated North American, U.S., and New York premieres.

🎟️: filmlinc.org/rdv26

Rare audio of Neil Sedaka and Carole King: Teenagers singing in the Klein Family Living Room, circa 1958.

"We Belong Together"
Songwriters: Robert Carr, Johnny Mitchell & Hy Weiss

Photo has the yellowed old-paper tint. Mackaill's hair is down, she is looking at the camera and holding what appears to be a silk shawl around her shoulders (and not much else)

A striking fan-magazine portrait of actress Dorothy Mackaill, 1923. She was #BornThisDay in 1903, in Kingston upon Hull, U.K. Much of her silent work is lost, but SAFE IN HELL (1931) is brilliant and easy to find.

I can't believe this is real.

Ha! Gene went a bit afield with that analogy, but his thesis was correct, I think.

The great James Doohan, born today in 1920.

Here he is, talking about how he once counseled a “Star Trek” fan whom he feared was depressed and suicidal.

#RIP

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Good morning.

#BOTD #filmsky #moviesky

David Zaslav Sells $114 Million Worth of Warner Bros. Discovery Stock After WBD Clinches Paramount Skydance Deal Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav filed to sell $114 million worth of stock, coming after WBD clinched a deal with Paramount Skydance.

David Zaslav has begun cashing out on a deal that will make him a billionaire.

variety.com/2026/tv/news...

EMPIRE's greatest accomplishment, I think, is that it was one of the most anticipated films in history but still managed to exceed expectations by a wide margin.

YouTube video by '70s & '80s VHS Flashback Siskel and Ebert review Star Wars 1977

"It's a movie that will last for years."

Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert review STAR WARS in 1977.

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And not a moment too soon.

Spring Forward (Start): Sunday, March 8, 2026, at 2:00 a.m.

And seasonal depressives rejoice!