I make silly stuff, and teach kids how to make silly stuff.
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Movie (no) Pass Adventures: Weapons
Sponsored by Campbell’s Soup.
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Walk of Fame Movie Adventures: Syncopation (1942) and Mona Barrie
La La Land wasn’t the first movie about white people saving jazz.
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Walk of Fame Movie Adventures: White Tiger (1923) and Raymond Griffith
Crime doesn’t pay very well.
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Movie (no) Pass Adventures: Videoheaven
The tale of the tape.
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Walk of Fame Movie Adventures: The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934) and Edna Best
From when Hitchcock didn’t yet know too much about directing.
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Walk of Fame Retro Movie Adventures: Seconds (1966) and Rock Hudson
Before there was The Rock, there was Rock.
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Retro Movie Adventures: Rock ‘n’ Roll High School (1979)
I think if Miss Togar was just a little younger she’d totally be into The Ramones.
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Walk of Fame Movie Adventures: Jungle Bride (1933) and Anita Page
Marooned in stock footage.
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Walk of Fame Adventures: Design For Living (1933) and Will H. Hays
I’m sure Hays loved this movie.
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Walk of Fame Movie Adventures: Shock (1946) and Lynn Bari
What if seeing a stranger murder someone made you CRAY-ZEE??? And the only doctor who could help you turns out to be the murderer??? If this happens to you, you’re probably a character in a film noir. Wikipedia says Lynn Bari “specialized in playing sultry, statuesque man-killers.” She’s more of a “get a man to…