What better parody movie to make then one that cashes in on Elivs Presley's induction into the Army.Frankie Vaughan was 29 when "These Dangerous Years" (known in the U.S. as "Dangerous Youth") was released, a little elderly for a teenage idol.Makes a very good poster.
Of all of the serials of the 1940s,, none compares to the pacing, action and most importantly Violence of this great chapterplay! Once seen, you will never forget the sight of Captain Marvel (Tom Tyler) questioning a bad guy after, that is after he has thrown his buddy off the top of a building! The remaining gangster tells Cap just what he wants to know!!! Pick this up on dvd for only $9.95!!! Perfect quality and 4 hours of great stuff.
Discovered this on the Funny or Die website. Notice that Adam West is standing in front of the actual cave used for the scenes of the Batmobile racing out from beneath Stately Wayne Manor. The cave was also used in several 50's Sci Fi and Western Shows among other genres. It is located in Bronson Canyon in Los Angeles.
Here we see Anne Nagel, Bela & Boris in one of their last films together (the 5th of 7). If you happened to be in London circa 1940, you could have caught this Fun-Fright-Film right there in Piccadilly Circus!
The Gangster Craze that started with Public Enemy in 1931, was still going strong when they released this little gemVery nice poster with a lot going on.
It's that time of year again. The time to for whatever reason, we dye eggs, hide them and let little brats find them! I much prefer the after Easter chocolate sales. Especially the M&Ms Easter themed candies! Yum! And what do ya know, it was the middle of the night, I was awakened by an Easter Bunny placing eggs at the foot of my bed. Luckily I caught her! What I did with her after she was caught.........we'll, you know about those rabbits! All kidding aside, this is a cute as heck photo of long forgotten actress Mary Carlisle.
