Writing & Teaching: Scripts, Long & Short Fiction, Film & T.V Studies, Talks, Film Intros, Q&A Chair, Researching Folk Horror...
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Online #Film Studies Discussion Groups starting from the week commencing Monday November 2nd - [email protected] for more info.
Monday - 5 Films of Swinging 60s Revisited
Tues - 5 Films Involving Food
Friday - 5 BBC Ghost Stories for Christmas Revisited
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Next Week! MORE PRE-CODE CINEMA #TPTVsubtitles
#JamesCagney BLONDE CRAZY (1931) Monday 2nd Nov, 8:20am
#EdwardGRobinson FIVE STAR FINAL (1931) Tuesday 3rd Nov, 8:50am
#BetteDavis BAD SISTER (1931) Wednesday 4th Nov, 9:35am
#JeanHarlow THE SECRET SIX (1931) Thursday 5th Nov, 8:05am
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Thanks to all who went to see the Ghosts movie this weekend and made it the UK’s number one film! We’re all so thrilled. Happy Halloween! X
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Counting down - one week to go until the October/ Halloween 🎃 Moviedrome screening @thesjt ##scarborough - The Fly (1986) - sjt.uk.com/events/moviedrome… Be Afraid Be Very Afraid...
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Online #Film Studies Discussion Groups starting from the week commencing Monday November 2nd - [email protected] for more info.
Monday - 5 Films of Swinging 60s Revisited
Tues - 5 Films Involving Food
Friday - 5 BBC Ghost Stories for Christmas Revisited
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#OnThisDay 24 October 1979
The first episode of TERRY AND JUNE was broadcast on BBC1. Just six months since the end of their last sitcom together, Happy Every After, #TerryScott and #JuneWhitfield are reunited for more domestic shenanigans. 65 episodes were made across 9 series.
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THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC (1928) is almost a century old, yet this scene still feels timeless. Carl Theodor Dreyer created something that transcends its era, proving some images never lose their power.
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LOOK AND READ: DARK TOWERS (1981) The BBC's famous literacy strand for primary school kids threw up the occasional scary serial, and this classic - written by Andrew 'House of Cards' Davies - gave kids the heebie-jeebies. With songs by Derek Griffiths, too!
Counting down - one week to go until the October/ Halloween 🎃 Moviedrome screening @thesjt ##scarborough - The Fly (1986) - sjt.uk.com/events/moviedrome… Be Afraid Be Very Afraid...
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ULYSSES 31: THE KINGDOM OF HADES (1981): French/Japanese/Luxembourgian sci-fi version of The Odyssey. Despite being a CCBC Broom Cupboard-era fave with a singalong theme song, it had a fair few dark, scary moments...
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Clash of the Titans was pure movie magic. Medusa, the Kraken, Pegasus, and special effects that somehow felt more real than today's CGI. If you saw this as a kid, you never forgot it.
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FRITZ LANG’s pioneering masterpiece features one of the great (and most terrifying) Movie performances of all time from PETER LORRE.
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Among the last icons of the golden age of Hollywood, Eva Marie Saint, who has died aged 102, leaves behind a career defined less by celebrity than by generosity, craft and an abiding faith in the ensemble. theb.fi/3ToQFqr
October almost here - that means Halloween Moviedrome screening @thesjt #scarborough - this year it's the 40th Anniversary of -
The Fly (1986) - be afraid, be very afraid... sjt.uk.com/events/moviedrome…
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Saturday 26th Sept at 9:05pm the #BasilDearden Ealing classic THE BLUE LAMP (1950) #JackWarner #JimmyHanley #DirkBogarde drama #TPTVsubtitles
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Tonight’s Moviedrome was a French affair. Diva (1981), a thriller ‘cinema du look’ (a mix of noir, opera & post-punk cool) had much to enjoy. Bravo @MadBasil pour avoir for another cult classic at Scarborough’s SJT - a monthly screening of quality cinema that never disappoints.
Moviedrome @thesjt #scarborough on Friday is - Diva (1981) - operatic fantasy/neo-noir parody -call what you will - but it does feature one of cinema's greatest yet under referenced chase scenes - 'the scooter vs running man' subway sequence sjt.uk.com/events/moviedr…
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On this day in 1970, Scooby Doo, Where Are You! began airing on BBC1 (it debuted on the CBS network in America just over a year earlier - on the 13th of September 1969).
