Pre-Code Movies on TCM in May 2021
It’s May of 2021– do you know what classic movies are up on TCM?
It’s May of 2021– do you know what classic movies are up on TCM?
Welcome to April, everyone! For those of you actually following along to things happening on this blog, I hope you enjoyed the first month of twice weekly reviews in many, many years. It was kind of fun to do, and I’ll try and keep it up (but no promises!). There Read more
It’s March. Again. Somehow. Lots of good stuff coming up on TCM this month, including some nice obscurities. The night of the 14th even includes a tribute to Kay Francis. Watch some movies, stay safe out there. A few friendly reminders: you can follow me on Letterboxd or, if you Read more
Pre-Code films on TCM in February 2021
Wow, is it January already? Of 2021? I had no idea that was coming. Boy. Only one more month until TCM’s annual 31 Days of Oscar, so enjoy the network while you can. I have been informed that TCM’s 31 Days of Oscar is being pushed back to April due Read more
For those of you still reading blogs, or specifically a blog, as I suppose you must be doing right now, hello. And I’m sorry. Those of you who’ve been with or near this site for the last ~9 years of its existence have every right to be annoyed or frustrated Read more
Movies showing on Turner Classic Movies in November 2020.
Hey! It’s October! Finally. This year is the year I’ve decided to become a Halloween person. There aren’t many holidays for me– I’m not patriotic or religious, and while I’m all for Labor Day (yay, Labor) and Veterans Day (yay, Vets), there still isn’t a set tradition for either handing Read more
Wow. So, uh, it’s September, huh? Really snuck up on me. I ended up getting way too into Summer Under the Stars this year and logging around 90 movies just from watching TCM. There was some really fun new-to-me discoveries– Revelee with Beverly, Gypsy, This Land is Mine, You and Read more
How’s everyone’s 2020 going? I have decided to have amnesia and pretend that this is January 1st now. Everything is terrible, but at least I’m sure it can’t get any worse. Anyway, August on TCM is one of my favorite times of the year with Summer Under the Stars, entire Read more