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Harold Lloyd gives a wonderful comedic performance here!

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(58 Seconds) Here's a quick excerpt from my new then and now video of the filming locations used in the Max Davidson comedy movie Why Girls Say No. Watch the complete filming locations documentary video at: https://ChrisBungoStudios.com

A gang leader, full of himself, enlists 20-something teenagers to do his burglary capers while he sits in his 1957 Thunderbird. Sometimes hilarious Roger Corman film with low production values and gullible injuries to characters. I explain the mis-titled film at FORGOTTEN CINEMA.

One of the best ensemble movies ever, in my opinion. Marilyn, Betty and Lauren were not just beautiful, but also so witty, funny and talented.

A maniac prowls the countryside, a man has conquered human biology by creating a formula that allows him to hold his breath for a long period of time underground. That same man's wealthy uncle dies as a result of the maniacs actions, then suddenly the rest of the man's family begin to die one by one as well.

In this episode we discuss the defining motifs of the Thirties in terms of it's development of the proto-slasher as well as talk about how clearly defined aspects are starting to emerge

https://open.spotify.com/show/1rj0h8sWJEiTPUJZy3n7sI

From Charlie Chaplin’s “The Circus”.

A simple scene that somehow became unforgettable — Jennifer Connelly gliding through an empty store on roller skates in Career Opportunities (1991). It’s quiet, oddly emotional, and very “early 90s film” in a way that sticks with you long after watching. Just revisiting this moment because it captures a kind of charm modern films rarely hit the same way.

A great view of the old Pacific Electric train station at Venice and Cardiff that served Culver City and the Palms neighborhood of Los Angeles. From the Our Gang / The Little Rascals movie Noisy Noises. More then and now filming locations photos at https://chrisbungostudios.com/photo-gallery-sampler