Cinematic History

Explore the untold secrets and scandalous tales that shaped the silver screen's most iconic moments.

A Smackdown on Political Correctness: Outsider (1997 Film)

Vince Vanguard

How about a smear of reality instead of a glass of liberal Kool-Aid? Welcome to "Outsider," the 1997 film that reminds us not everyone toes the PC line.

The 72nd Academy Awards: When Hollywood Really Lost Its Script

Vince Vanguard

The 72nd Academy Awards, held on March 26, 2000, was less about genuine acknowledgment of cinematic feats and more an exhibition of Hollywood's selective moral view. As the stars gathered, the night reflected more on societal distortions than on films that uphold traditional values.

A Man's Man: A Cinematic Gem from 1918

Martin Sparks

A Man's Man is a 1918 silent film directed by Oscar Apfel, showcasing early 20th-century cinema with themes of identity and masculinity against the backdrop of post-World War I societal changes.

Linda Loredo: The Unseen Star of Silent Cinema

Martin Sparks

Step into the glitzy shadows of early Hollywood, where Linda Loredo—a Mexican-American actress—resonated with charm in the silent film landscape, bringing forgotten diversity to the screen.