“London is the last stop in an epic trip across Britain filmed in remarkable early colour and restored by the BFI National Archive.”
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FLICKERED
FLICKERY LIGHTS: (/ˈflɪkə/) (lʌɪts/) (noun) Unusual animation, things that move, experimental puppetry, stop motion, cinematographs.
David Lynch, ‘The Elephant Man’ opening scene, 1980
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Lumière bros. – Danse Serpentine (1896)
Monsters From An Unknown Planet – Titles (1976)
Son of Frankenstein (1939)
Recorded this film off the telly on ye olde VHS when I was a child, and it was one of the films, (along with the Terror of Mechagodzilla)that I watched over and over again. Bela plays Ygor, who’s neck was broken in the Noose at the end of “Bride”. I remember the sound it made when he tapped it, to let you know it was actually broken and he was actually still alive.
Images courtesy of Obscure Hollow.
See more great stills from this film here.
Werner Mehl – bullet impacts at a million frames per second (2009)
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On Talking Movies
“As soon as you put things in words, no one ever sees the film the same way. And that’s what I hate, you know. Talking — it’s real dangerous.”
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Please Say Something by David OReilly (2009)
A troubled relationship between a Cat and Mouse set in the distant Future.
Paul Greer 