Perils of Pauline (1934)
Just finished this one today. A fairly fun though overly stock laden adventure with the beautiful Evalyn Knapp trying to fill in for Pearl White. The best thing about this serial is the team of John...
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I would love to have a Hermitage Hill-type presentation of this serial, which I consider to be underrated. Aside from Joey Ray (and, granted, that's a big "aside"), I think PAULINE is great fun --...
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The first time I watched this serial I got really upset about Chapter Nine. The title is The Mummy Walks and instead of a mummy coming to life and walking around the museum, or a faked mummy walking...
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Sonny Ray makes Oscar & Elmer look like Hope & Crosby. One thing that hasn't been mentioned: when Sonny is doing his mummy-walk, the villains are fleeing in terror - leaping through windows...
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I was surprised at the point where the villain is thrown overboard to his death. In many parts of the world, up to and including southern California, that would be considered murder. Nobody else on...
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Riddle Rider wrote: I would love to have a Hermitage Hill-type presentation of this serial, which I consider to be underrated. Good to hear, RR. Yours is the first positive I have heard on this...
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Chuck White wrote:Riddle Rider wrote: I would love to have a Hermitage Hill-type presentation of this serial, which I consider to be underrated. Good to hear, RR. Yours is the first positive I...
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Captain Canuck wrote:I was surprised at the point where the villain is thrown overboard to his death. In many parts of the world, up to and including southern California, that would be considered...
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