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Black and Silent

marymiley wrote 1 week ago:       Oscar Micheaux, the son of slaves, was the first African-American to make a movie. He started … more →

Tags: silent movies, Black Directors, D W Griffith, Hollywood Walk of Fame, Ku Klux Klan, Oscar Micheaux, The Homesteader

Birth of a Nation: Book 5 of The Abyss Walker Series Now on Sale!

sdhintz wrote 2 weeks ago: http://skullvines.com/?page_id=1047 … more →

Tags: skullvines press, Abyss Walker, Billy Tackett, Dark Fantasy, dawrf, ELF, Fantasy, Orc, Paladin

Fear The Abyss Walker

sdhintz wrote 2 weeks ago: Check out Shane Moore’s Abyss Walker series here: http://skullvines.com/?page_id=1047 … more →

Tags: skullvines press, shane moore, Abyss Walker, Dark Fantasy, Dwarves, Elves, orcs, dragons, Magic

Laughing at PRECIOUS?6 comments

princesscowboy wrote 2 weeks ago: Writing about a movie like Precious (2009, Lee Daniels) is fraught with difficulties and opportuniti … more →

Tags: film, Armond White, Danny Boyle, Gabourey Sidibe, Keenan Ivory Wayans, Lee Daniels, Little Man, Monique, Oprah Winfrey

Armond White: Precious is the Most damaging Film to the Black Image Since 'Birth of a Nation' 24 comments

Davey D wrote 3 weeks ago: // Pride & Precious You can thank media titans Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry for much of the hyp … more →

Tags: 2009-Daily Hip Hop News, Life style articles, Armond White, Ku Klux Klan, Lee Daniels, precious movie review, Pride & Precious-Con Job, Tyler perry

Cool Man, In A Golden Age4 comments

gnunn wrote 3 weeks ago: For film buffs and lovers of Beat Culture, this release of legendary American independent filmmaker, … more →

Tags: poetry publishing, Graham Nunn, Another Lost Shark, Gregory Corso, Allen Ginsberg, Jacket, Alfred Leslie, Cool Man In A Golden Age, pull my daisy

Celebrate Election Day with Dinner & a Movie!

lowellfilm wrote 1 month ago: Our friends at Lowell’s 119 Gallery have the right idea: have a film party to celebrate the cl … more →

Tags: Lowell Screenings and Events, 119 Gallery Lowell, DJ Spooky, Election Day Lowell, Lowell Film News, Rebirth of a Nation

'Hang the Jew',the curious case of The People v. Leo Frank

jerrybrice wrote 1 month ago: The Barbaric lynching of Leo Frank Tonight on PBS  will air “The People v. Leo Frank,” a must-see do … more →

Tags: social & politics, "Jerry Brice", Jerrybrice, Minister Louis Farrakhan, URB magazine, Sterotypes, huffington post, Education reform, President Barack Obama

The Ten Most Influential Films

ianthecool wrote 1 month ago: 10. Toy Story (1995) Toy Story was the first full-length CG animated feature film which went on to b … more →

Tags: The Top Tens, star wars, Top Ten, most influential films, most influential movies, Citizen Kane, wizard of oz, King Kong, Bonnie and Clyde

A genre takes form

Humppe wrote 1 month ago: A fledgling start of trickery Through the first 15 years of horror films, much was made in the same … more →

Tags: 03. 1900-1914: A genre takes form, Georges Méliès, German Expressionism, frankenstein, Silent, trick film, D.W. Grifftith, The Sealed Room, Edgar Allan Poe

Skullvines Acquires Shane Moore's Abyss Walker Series

sdhintz wrote 1 month ago: Skullvines Press is pleased to announce they’ve acquired the dark fantasy series, The Abyss Walker b … more →

Tags: skullvines press, Visioncon, shane moore, fantasy series, wandering sage, Abyss Walker, abyss walker fan club, wererat's tale, plea of apollisian

2. Silent Expressions

kinophile wrote 2 months ago: Recap Last time we looked at the inventions that made film and motion pictures possible. Many people … more →

Tags: History, film, Movies, Lumiere, edison, celluloid, kinetoscope, Robert W. Paul, Birt Acres

"The Birth of a Nation": Is It Art?

hilaryscurlock wrote 2 months ago: D.W. Griffith’s 1915 film “The Birth of a Nation” was first and foremost intended as a work of art, … more →

Tags: D.W. Griffiths

Oct. 5 is Your Roger Ebert Monday

fredmovies wrote 2 months ago: Apologies for the lack of these, or any, updates the past couple of weeks. Real life has been very b … more →

Tags: Roger Ebert Monday, D W Griffith, 1915

Birth of a Nation

apciv wrote 2 months ago: Below, a clip from the film Joel mentioned in his lecture today, DW Griffith’s Birth of a Nati … more →

Tags: pop culture, American Civ

Books 6: Who the -- ?46 comments

dcairns wrote 4 months ago: NO, Mr Bogdanovich, the cravat shall never replace the eyepatch as sartorial symbol of the great fil … more →

Tags: film, Literature, Backstory, Destiny, Edgar Ulmer, Fritz Lang, Gone with the Wind, Howard Hawks, illegally yours

A Pioneer's Remembrance2 comments

Maid of Iron wrote 4 months ago:   Twas a bonnie time there, Lass When hearty souls Did climb the mast, To flaunt the Crown And birth … more →

Tags: On life, Days of Yore, Poetry, Poems, writing, Life, adventure, Reflections, musings

'Confessions of a Shopaholic' needs a financial lesson

mywifemademewatchthis wrote 4 months ago: When discussing movies, context inevitably comes up. The goal in weighing an opinion on one should e … more →

Tags: 4th Circle, assessed value, assets, Financial Times, foreclosure, Hugh Dancy, Independence Day, Isla Fisher, James McAvoy

The Birth of a Nation (1915)

Fake Shemp wrote 7 months ago: 3. The Birth of a Nation (1915) Director – DW Griffith This is a long one to watch on youtube … more →

Tags: 1910s, YouTube, 1915, Movie Poster, D.W. Griffith


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