EXPERIMENT IN TERROR (1962) #Noirvember #filmsky David Lynch connections: the sign at the beginning of the film served as obvious inspiration for the title card and setting of Twin Peaks (1990). The killer is called Garland "Red" Lynch. In "Twin Peaks" Maj Garland Briggs is named after him.

They complain about a male loneliness epidemic but have they even tried going shirtless and leaping to and fro on clay pots whilst wearing diaphanous trousers? They have not.

AirBnB implies the existence of EarthBnB, WaterBnB, and FireBnB.

Can't wait for this! And we just talked to EDDIE MULLER about DARK CITY DAMES for a full TWO HOURS in our latest episode! Streaming on Apple et al. See you at the Grand Lake. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s...

I'll always be, at best, the second-coolest Kansan born on Nov 14th

The Kids Are Alright

We're halfway through #Noirvember and the Czar of Noir himself @eddiemuller.bsky.social joins us to talk his new book DARK CITY DAMES as we pair reefer with OUT OF THE PAST (1947) & 99 RIVER STREET (53). Streaming on Spotify and wherever you cast pods. open.spotify.com/episode/74ms...

So proud of the #Noirvember episode of @oldmoviesystoners.bsky.social with @eddiemuller.bsky.social talking Jane Greer's parrots, Evelyn Keyes' hair and Ann Savage's, um, savagery. It's all DARK CITY DAMES with Eddie for a FULL TWO HOURS! soundcloud.com/omfys/s4e11-...

#NoirvemberChallenge Favorite low-budget 🅱️ #FilmNoir

We're halfway through #Noirvember and the Czar of Noir himself @eddiemuller.bsky.social joins us to talk his new book DARK CITY DAMES as we pair reefer with OUT OF THE PAST (1947) & 99 RIVER STREET (53). Streaming on Spotify and wherever you cast pods. open.spotify.com/episode/74ms...

MURDER MY SWEET (1944) and LADY IN THE LAKE (46) are both on HBOMax for #Noirvember. AP Mike of The Best Show joined us to talk about both of them in our INTO THE MARLOWEVERSE episode. Streaming on Apple & other pod apps. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s...

You have two hours to clear your calendar so you can watch Jean Gabin engineer a train.

Bob got his shit together! The vocal mix is done! Thursday is in play for our Noir City Dames episode!

That time between Halloween and Christmas...

Our Noirvember episode with Czar of Noir Eddie Muller (!) talking DARK CITY DAMES and OUT OF THE PAST (1947) + 99 RIVER STREET (1953) coming soon to a podcast app near you if Bob can get his shit together.

Richard Burton was born 100 years ago today, on November 10th 1925, and he was already drunk.

BLACK FRIDAY is almost here! Find out where to get the BEST DEALS on BRAIN TRANSPLANTS in this mini-ep where @gregfranklin.bsky.social & @bobcalhoun.bsky.social talk about a weirder than usual one from KARLOFF and LUGOSI! soundcloud.com/omfys/s3e16-...

My only wish for the holiday season is for Santa to bring me John Turturro’s sweater from Michael Cimino’s THE SICILIAN.

Abel Gance's nearly 100 year old NAPOLEON sold out Film Forum last weekend.

Watching Our of the Past. So much beauty, in the actors' faces & bodies as well as in the photography & staging (as in a fistfight that plays out partly in the shadows combatants cast on a wall). Very adult in its understanding of attraction and how one choice can trap you for life.

The secret to a good soup is salt

So looking forward to taping our #Noirvember episode with Czar of Noir, Eddie Muller, tomorrow. If you're following at home, the movies will be OUT OF THE PAST (1947) and 99 RIVER STREET (53). h/t for the vid: @filmnoir.bsky.social

Here's a photo of them waiting for the sandwiches to arrive.

Happy Halloween Season.

Somebody give this man a show! ..and make it have technical difficulties every so often.

Have you heard the Good News?

Just a reminder that you can still get high and watch horror movies after Halloween. You can even do it on Thanksgiving and Christmas if you want.

Re-watched Val Lewton's THE BODY SNATCHER (1945) and realized it's Boris Karloff having a dialog with his most famous work, FRANKENSTEIN (1931). I'm even more in awe of the film now. (Reading Mary Shelly's Frankenstein and seeing the del Toro movie really helped me with the revelation.)

Seriously, see CARNOSAUR. I like it better than Jurassic Park because Diane Ladd is amazing in it. I can only find it on Archive but it's worth dealing with Airplay for it.

"I think she's one of the craziest characters that we've ever seen in a movie. I mean this woman, I mean, she's really way out there." High praise from Gene Siskel for Diane Ladd in one of her greatest performances in CARNOSAUR (1993). Diane Ladd, RIP. www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEJK...

Star of WILD ANGELS (1966), CARNOSAUR (1993) and WILD AT HEART (1990), RIP. She worked with Corman, Lynch & Scorsese and brought greatness to everything she was in. She will be missed by old movie stoners everywhere.

This one's for the ladies: our Howard Hawks episode with BRINGING UP BABY (1940) and THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD (51).

There needs to be a Burt Lancaster revival

Harvey Keitel in RUNNERS’ HIGH (Alan Rudolph, 1980)

Find out what to score at the dispensary before #Svengoolie shows ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN tonight at 8 pm on MeTV with our latest episode. Please blaze responsibly and legally.

My Halloween plans are minimal -- dress in vaguely Goth/Morticia Addams getup (long black velvet dress, veil printed with spiderwebs) & give out candy on the stoop. But I will be re-posting good costumes seen on here throughout the night, because Halloween = the best holiday. Stay scary out there!

HAPPY #HALLOWEEN! @ngaio420.bsky.social tells us what to blaze with ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN (1948) and THE ABOMINABLE DR. PHIBES (71) to bring in the HALLOWEED chills in our latest episode. Streaming on Spotify etc. open.spotify.com/episode/7FlC...

A gaggle of costumed trick-or-treaters; anyone who lived through that era remembers these costumes with their stiff masks (held on by an impossibly thin rubber band that always broke) and cheap plastic overgarments #Halloween

The cover of the Halloween 1965 TV Guide, with Charles Addams’ Gomez & Morticia from the printed page taking a dance with their ABC TV show counterparts as played by John Astin & Carolyn Jones.

Don't think I've ever seen anything as stunning as the expressionistic use of color in Powell & Pressburger's A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH

Searching "Christopher Lee" on tubi can certainly get a body through some dark days. I've been on a run of no-gore bbc ghost stories. HI, Harvest Maid!

Movie theatre marquee and display for 🎬 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde starring Fredric March, 1931.

Yes, even YouTube can give a kick ass recommendation from time to time...

Looking for ideas on what movies to blaze to this #Halloween? We've got a SoundCloud playlist with all of our spooky season episodes to make it easy for you!

Yeah, what's up with Larry in that situation? I could see Dracula having a decent credit score; what with that medieval oligarch wealth, but Frankie's just the sewn up parts of a half dozen peasants who would be prohibited from renting a studio apartment. Give the Wolf Man a Dog House, at least! 🤣👍🎞

We would've done giveaways a lot earlier if we knew we were gonna get a montage out of them! Congrats Charlie. Happy to send you some good Phibes.

Ah, the pervasive odor of “skunky” at the stoplight… Wait…

Find out what strain will ease the tension of this obscure 70s horror gem with our Public Domain Zombies episode. soundcloud.com/omfys/s2e12-...

June Lockhart in SHE-WOLF OF LONDON (1946) #RIP