Time for a little catch up on some silent films I have missed. Films:- Faithful, l'Apres-midi d'Un Faun, Cendrillon Ou La Pantoufle Marveilleuse, Hinemoa, Die Arme Jenny, The Prospector, A House Divided, A Mud Bath, Billy The Sea Dog, Cymbeline, Her Birthday Present, Mabel's New Hero, Mabel's Dramatic Career, David Copperfield, Pickwick Papers - The Honourable Event.

The horror, the horror! This time out its a collection of horror films from 1962. Films:- Eegah!, Experiment In Terror, The Haunting.

From Chaplin to The Three Stooges in a few days. Who can say if this is a step up in comedy.

Films this episode:- The Big Idea, Corn On The Cop, His First Flame, Roast-Beef And The Movies, Men In Black, & Three Little Pigskins.

I'll kick off 1917 with Chaplin movies.

Films include:- The Adventurer, The Crook, The Cure, The Immigrant, Manhunt, The Waiter.

Music:- "Overture to Hansel & Gretel", Engelbert Humperdinck; "Piano Concerto No. 1, Second Movement" & "Symphony No. 10", Medelssohn.

I know what I said last time. This, however, is going to be the only episode this week because it's a quadruple episode!!!!!! It covers WWI in film from the New Zealand and Australian perspective. Now I need a lie-down!

Music:- "Run, Rabbit, Run", Flanagan & Allen; "I Did What I Could With My Gas Mask", George Formby; "Painting The Clouds With Sunshine", Jack Hilton; "We'll Meet Again", Vera Lynn.

As I have, just this week, been made Covid19 Redundant, I intend to release two episodes a week until I can get my job prospects back on track. This episode the Film Fanatics explore the contribution "Lambert And Stamp" made to the career of the rock rock, The Who.

This episode I'll navigate through some thrillers from 1962. Films:- Cape Fear, Term Of Trial, Knife In The Water, The Manchurian Candidate.

This episode we go around the world in 1934.

Films:- l'Atalanta, Theme Song Of The Young New Zealanders, Man Of Aran.

Music:- "Place Pigale", Maurice Chevalier

With the world ripping itself apart in WWI it's a bit surprising that D.W. Griffith decided to release a film on the theme of "Intolerance".

The Film Fanatics discuss "The Mafia Only Kills In Summer"