Celebrating & Reviewing Classic Pulp Films, B-Movies, Film Noirs, Cult Classics & Hidden Gems
A cross between the superb first-person shooter Bioshock and 1930’s rubber hose animation made popular by animator Bill Nolan, Walter Lantz Productions and Fleischer Studios, Mouse allows you to take on the role of an anthropomorphic private eye rodent as you dive into the seedy underbelly of a crime-ridden city straight out of a film... Continue Reading →
On January 1, 2024, the original Walt Disney theatrical short titled Steamboat Willie officially entered the public domain in the good ol’ U.S. of A. Because of this, the original 1928 short film iterations of Mickey and Minnie Mouse, in their black & white rubber hose animation style, can now be adapted into a variety... Continue Reading →
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