Oct 20, 2025 | Comedy
The Golf Specialist: Slapstick, Swindlers – and Slices I watched *The Golf Specialist* (1930) again last night, balancing a kanelbulle in one hand and, honestly, thinking about the time my uncle tried to teach me golf in Skåne. Pretty sure we broke some local windows....
Oct 15, 2025 | Comedy
Convict 13: Prison Break, 1920s Style Ok, so Convict 13, right? I watched it again last night, probably my fifth or sixth time since that summer back in ‘97 when I rented all those dusty silent movies from Videomix i Sundbyberg. I know, who else except film-nerds like...
Oct 15, 2025 | Comedy
Pardon My Pups (1934) – Yeah, dogs, childhood rebellion, and Jimmy! So, “Pardon My Pups”. This is one of those old-school shorts – like, ah, really old, svartvit, barely over 20 minutes. Feels like a lunch break at Konsum back in ’87. Directed by...
Oct 14, 2025 | Comedy
The Bell Boy: A bit of slapstick, a touch of strangeness So, let’s talk *The Bell Boy* from way back in 1960, directed by none other than Jerry Lewis, who for some reason decides he’s just gonna do *everything* himself. Lewis plays Stanley, a, well, bellboy, who...
Oct 13, 2025 | Comedy
The Balloonatic (1923) – A daft sky-high laugh with a side of anxiety So, picked up Buster Keaton’s The Balloonatic last friday after fika – you know, that urge for something light between kanelbullar and existential dread? Oh man, talk about a madcap mess (in...
Oct 13, 2025 | Comedy
Grand Slam Opera: a slapstick that doesn’t wash away with the rain Alright, so last Friday I finally rewatched “Grand Slam Opera,” you know, the one from 1936 with Buster Keaton. I’d had a long week and honestly, I just wanted something where you didn’t have to think...
