This week our Raider/Contributor skates back to the 70’s to that highest of high times for that uber-niche genre of Roller Derby films. Whether you just barely remember Rollerball (the original) or your obsessed with Unholy Rollers, or you are more of a Roller Derby Modernist and rely on Rollerball (the remake) and Whip It, you must acknowledge that […]
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Raiders Of The Lost Archive – Back To School With “Up The Creek” (1984)
This week we take a creek less traveled to the center of the state and explore a comedy that only the 1980’s could’ve created and then the rest of history has somewhat ignored. Along the way we connect the dots between an Astoria artist, the cast of “Animal House,” “Ghostbusters,” “Hill Street Blues,” and […]
Raiders of the Lost Archive “Eclipse Clips”
THE OLD OREGON TRAIL (1928)
THE OLD OREGON TRAIL (1928)
As we begin down the Path of Totality on August 21, we felt like it was appropriate to look back on projects that found themselves along that same Path, albeit far before the Totality cometh. “Raiders” contributor Phil Oppenheim calls this sub-series “Eclipse Clips.” THE OLD OREGON TRAIL (Victor Adamson, 1928) A horse, a gal, and […]
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