A once lost Film from South Korea? A giant Monster? Just the silliest of silly effects? I'm in! Somewhere in Space, these Aliens are lo...

 Admittedly it is too late for me promoting this Pilot to do much good.  It's Director and Stars have all been dead for at least 3-4 Dec...

  The Story :  Released in 1943, the Film was played at Roadshow Theaters and Drive-Ins.  It was apparently notorious for lots of early walk...

The Story Japanese expressionist cinema was very popular in this time.   The film in question tells the tale of a janitor at an asylum (iron...

The Story In 1923, Tarzan tales were still the rage.  Edgar Rice Burroughs was cranking out stories left and right & films did well in t...

The Story In the 1920s, a little film company called Disney was trying to break into the animation market.   Come 1922, they made their firs...

The Story Georges Melies is a big name in the name of cinema, even if many of us don't know the name.   His most famous film is A Trip ...

The Story In 1933, Boris Karloff's star was on the rise.  Universal took advantage of this with The Ghoul , a film that combines ideas f...

The Story In 1933, Leni Riefenstahl was using her movie-making skill to promote a little up-and-comer named Adolf Hitler.  She created a do...

The Story The Bat is one of the most commonly remade stories of the early 20th Century.  It was made numerous times, even once with Vincent...

The Story Japan is famous for its animated films, be it movies like Howl's Moving Castle , Akira or La Blue Girl .  Okay, maybe not so...

The Story In 1957, Cassavetes shot the original version of this film, which challenges racial roles and explores friendship in a time where ...

The Story In 1928, Carl Theodore Dreyer made this film about the life of the French war hero.   For all you non-film snobs, Dreyer's mos...

The Story In 1971, Ed Wood was in the very low-point of his career.   As I've discussed before, his lack of success in mainstream films...

After reading a lot about this subject online, I thought that it would be interesting to do a series of features on famous lost films, wheth...