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 | Adventure
The Medicine Man – So Many Mosquitos, So Little Time Alright, I finally sat down and watched The Medicine Man, you know, that flick from 1992 where Sean Connery stomps around the jungle like he owns the whole Amazon. Directed by John McTiernan – yes, the fella...
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...
Oct 12, 2025 | Drama
Lady and Gent (1932) – A bit of sock and a whole lotta heart So, I finally got around to rewatching Lady and Gent, the 1932 boxing drama, and jag måste säga, it’s got more punch than I remembered. Not like the Swedish midsummer snaps, but way more heart. George...
