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| Edward G. Robinson | |||
| Rico's
End - A beautiful and respectful homage by Michael Mills to one of the
greatest movie actors of the 30s and 40s. Not to be missed if you are
into Edward G. or the era. Interesting site features: Audio Clips Film Images |
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| Elvira - Mistress of the Dark | |||
| The last of the great horror movie hosts. She's a babe and we all love her! Her latest movie, Elvira's Haunted Hills, is making the rounds and there are plenty of stills and other morsels here for Elvira fans. | |||
| Errol Flynn | |||
| D.E.
David's definitive tribute to the great swashbuckling actor and his
rather mysterious legend. Interesting site features: Library lists books about and by Flynn Captain Blood desktop theme! |
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| Erté | |||
| Romain
de Tirtoff, who called himself Erté after the French pronunciation of
his initials, was one of the foremost fashion and stage designers of the
twentieth century. Erté worked in Hollywood only briefly at the
invitation of Louis B. Mayer in 1925, but he influenced generations of
future designers. Interesting site features: There is nothing on this site that won't amaze you! Highly expensive prints and reasonable posters of Erté's work. |
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| Film and TV Studio Signature Logos | |||
| Strictly
for serious fans, researched and compiled by David Jackson Shields, this
site features data about musical "logos" used by movie and TV
production companies and networks. Interesting site features: The bit on the origin of the NBC chimes |
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| Film Arts Foundation | |||
| Film Arts Foundation (FAF) is a non-profit leader in the media arts field, providing comprehensive training, equipment, information, consultations, and exhibition opportunities to independent filmmakers. Now in its twenty-fifth year, Film Arts has more than 3,400 members working in film, video, and multimedia, and is the largest regional organization of independent producers in the country. | |||
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| Film noir 1 - German-Hollywood Connection | |||
| A
part of the German-Hollywood Connection Web site, Hyde Flippo's page
offers a concise study of the genre Interesting site features: Key ingredients for film noir |
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| FilmWatcher.com | |||
| They
think they are "the only shorts site where you can download the
films!" Uh, not quite guys, but this is a really fast site to
navigate and get right down to the free watching. Short independent
films are in Windows Media Player, QuickTime, and RealVideo formats, but
look before you leap if you have a preference. (Despite all the other
data on their pages, FilmWatchers just assumes you have everything and
doesn't give you a choice of formats like some other sites. Nice site! Interesting site features: Post your own films Post comments on anything Lots of links |
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| Forest J. Ackerman | |||
| Forrie
is just your average American Ultimate Fantastic Monsters of Filmland
high priest. No one is more qualified on the subject of Dracula's cape
or Metropolis, mainly because Forrie probably still has both the cape
and the Maria robot living deep in the bowels of the Ackermuseum.
Seriously, as a magazine publisher in the the late fifties, Ackerman
made science fiction come alive and gain a sense of humor. He's a hero
to every monster fan alive (or dead). [Me included. Bless your craven
heart, Forrie! Ed.] Interesting site features: The Origin of Sci-Fi and all the rest |
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| Forest J. Ackerman at Sci-Fi Slacker | |||
| The
Ackermuseum is sometimes down, so here's an excellent alternative.
Sci-Fi Slacker himself recounts a visit to meet Forrie and tour the
collection. Well written with lots of cool photos. Interesting site features: The rest of the Sci-Fi Slacker site |
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| Fox Movie Channel | |||
| Fox
really may surprise you here. For those who haven't found it yet, FMC
shows many Fox films that you won't run into at AMC or TCM. Like AMC,
most cable viewers have FMC as part of a regular package. They also have
access to more modern films than the others, but excellent classics turn
up every week on FMC. Interesting site features: A sensible, easy schedule page. |
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| Greatest Films | |||
| Tom
Dirks' award-winning, unique website since 1996, with interpretive,
descriptive review commentary and historical background for hundreds of
classic Hollywood and other American films in the last century. Interesting site features: Film Posters |
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| Hollywood Bitchslap | |||
| Reviews up the wahzoo. Very current, but some classics too. | |||
| Hollywood Cinematographers | |||
| From the Classic Film and Television site above. | |||
| Hollywood Jesus | |||
| Visual movie reviews, with explorations into the deeper more profound meaning behind film, music and pop culture, hosted by David Bruce. Lots of graphics. | |||
| Hollywood.com | |||
| Smart guys got the name registered first and now they probably have more money than Tim Burton. Glossy overblown monster of a site but a good place to look up new stuff anyway. | |||
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| Hollywood Film Festival® | |||
| Home of The Hollywood Film Festival® boasts that "24 Oscar® nominations and 4 Oscars® were given to films we showcased and to the nominees and honorees of our Hollywood Awards®." At least some of this site is pay as you go. | |||
| Hollywood Sign Webcam Site | |||
| Everything
you ever wanted to know and more, etc. If you live here, you can skip
this one :o)> Interesting site features: Hollywood Sign Trust |
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| The Hollywood Ten | |||
| Who they were and what they did. A good introduction to the subject. | |||
| Humphrey Bogart | |||
| Tribute
to Humphrey Bogart should be the official site. Mike Rosenberg has been
here since 1995. If you are into Bogart, (and who isn't?) then this is
for you. Interesting site features: Bloopers in Bogart films The Bogart Chain Game |
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| IFilm - The Internet Movie Guide | |||
| The
Internet Movie Guide is everything Hollywood.com has tried to be for
years, but it seems to work better here. Short films, commercial feature
movie clips and previews, commercials (for god's sake!), and everything
else to keep you online into the wee hours. They don't pull punches here
- it ain't Disneyland: there are gay and erotic film channels along with
the drama and comedy and sci fi. Excellent site with something for
everyone. All formats supported.
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| Images - Noir The Dark Side of Hollywood | |||
| Review of the Kino On Video series. | |||
| Internet Movie Database (IMDb) | |||
| The Center of the Universe for web-bound film fanatics. Updated via user contributions. Too many features to list - just go there and hang out for a while! Joining the famous data base (which allows you to contribute data) is free, but if you want to spend some money, you can subscribe to IMDb Pro for extra stuff. | |||
| Internet Moving Images Archive: Movie Collection | |||
| The
Internet Archive was founded in 1996 to build an 'Internet library,'
with the purpose of offering permanent access for researchers,
historians, and scholars to historical collections that exist in digital
format. The site offers a free collection of films that focus mainly on everyday life, culture, industry, and institutions in North America in the 20th century. About 1254 films are now online. All the films are available in MPEG-2 format and the Archive is gradually adding MPEG-4 versions. To download these large files, you should have a DSL or faster connection. Interesting site features: All the films are also available in Real Player streaming format |
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| Kanakaris - Cinemapop | |||
| On-Demand
Movies - When you register for free you can watch a five minute preview
of any film. $4.95 per month for All-Access membership tow watch full
length films online. Interesting site features: 460 Movies to watch online Pocket PC Viewing Online Books |
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| LikeTelevision | |||
| Pay
to watch video on demand - Broadband Only. Basic Membership is $5 a
month or $50 a year. You get access to "thousands of videos
including Classic TV, Movies, Cartoons, TV Commercials, Sci-Fi and much
more!" LikeTelevision adds new material every week.
Premium
Membership for $100 a year "provides access to LikeTelevision's
Video Download Library, a HUGE collection of videos that you can
download, collect and enjoy! 250+ Downloads Available! These are the
Highest Quality Video Downloads available anywhere, encoded at a
whopping 1248 kps, perfect for Full Screen Viewing and Burning to CD!
Premium Members also have access to the Image Download Library,
containing over 12,000 HI-REZ images, excellent for your computer's
desktop wallpaper!" |
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