...those damned little watery thugs The Doclopedia #2,503 Lost Movies of Earth 2-B: Hank and Earl Back On The Farm (1948)This was the last film in the popular “Hank and Earl' series of 6 films. These comedies from Columbia Studious followed the misadventures of Hank Grover, played by Paul Dibbs, and Earl Munk, played by … Continue reading Violent Guppies Terrorized My Blennies →

...it was not that kind of snow The Doclopedia #2,502 Lost Movies of Earth 2-B: Gangsters Go To War! (1943) Another film lost in the 1950 Pittsburg Film Warehouse Fire, this was a comedy from low budget specialists World Film Production. The plot, such as it was, had several gangsters deciding to do their patriotic … Continue reading Blizzard In The Game Room →

...it was a legit question The Doclopedia #2,500 Lost Movies of Earth 2-B: Gold Rush Gertie (1939) Between 1936 and 1945, Warner Sisters made 8 movies in the “Gertie” series. Each movie starred Betty Zoles as Gertrude “Gertie” Wilson, a good natured, but clumsy, woman. Known for her great slapstick timing and wisecracking comments, Zoles … Continue reading What Can You Steal In A Cornfield? →

...he hangs out with skunks The Doclopedia #2,499 Lost Movies of Earth 2-B: Sherlock Holmes In Paris (1936 Despite being a cheap “poverty row” production and not being filmed anywhere near France, this was a surprisingly good Sherlock Holmes story. It featured Arthur Reedly as Holmes, Harold Barrett as Dr. Watson, Alice Wintergreen as Irene … Continue reading Henry The Smelly Sheep →

...two years later, she threw him back The Doclopedia #2,498 Lost Movies of Earth 2-B: The Man In White (1933) By all accounts, this movie was an excellent murder mystery with elements of the supernatural. Viewers were kept guessing who the killer was right up to the final 5 minutes.Set in a British countryside manor … Continue reading Mexican Jenny Caught A Millionaire →