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Great write-up, Beckford. A ton of fascinating insights to chew on. It always did seem amazing in that time at just how reflective the world of entertainment had become towards itself and its origins, seemingly compelled by both nostalgia and a sense of finally imbuing an aura of historic...

Bela Lugosi provided some big chuckles in Joe E. Brown's "Broad-Minded" (1931) as well, starting with Brown getting fountain-pen ink on the increasingly flustered Bela's strawberry shortcake at a roadside diner. That just sounds funny already, doesn't it? As for "Zombies," it seems to get a...

Of the 1940s Warner properties, I think I'm most keen on seeing some of the "Tarzan" films on blu. There are assuredly a good number of old favorites I'd jump on if released on blu, as I just did rather recently with "The Naked Spur" (1953). Things like "Tall in the Saddle" (1944) or "Abbott...