Nineteenth CenturyScreen Queens13 Vibrant and Attractive: Costumes of The Young Victoria (2009), Part 1 By The Frock Flicks Team on January 10, 2019 Frock Flicks note: This is a guest post by our friend Sabrina, a historical costume... Read more →
Nineteenth CenturyThrowback Thursday8 TBT: Arsene Lupin (2004) By Kendra on January 3, 2019 I've been dying to watch Arsène Lupin (2004) ever since I caught a glimpse of the... Read more →
Nineteenth Century21 The New Vanity Fair By Kendra on January 2, 2019 Yes, Virginia, there's another Vanity Fair (2018) -- this one made by British TV channel... Read more →
Nineteenth Century8 The Man Who Invented Christmas (2017) Doesn’t Reinvent the Carol By Trystan L. Bass on December 20, 2018 Both predictable yet not exactly a holiday retread, The Man Who Invented Christmas (2017)... Read more →
Nineteenth Century19 TBT: Cranford (2007-2010) By Trystan L. Bass on December 13, 2018 There's only a few mentions of Christmas in the two series of Cranford (2007-2010), but... Read more →
Nineteenth CenturyThrowback Thursday8 TBT: Lillie (1978) By Trystan L. Bass on December 6, 2018 Shout-out to my homies who love the '70s British costume dramas! I hadn't watched Lillie... Read more →
Nineteenth Century27 Poll: How Many Charles Dickens Movie/TV Adaptions Have You Seen? By The Frock Flicks Team on November 20, 2018 It's that time of year. Between Dickens Fair starting here in Northern California and the... Read more →
Nineteenth Century9 Dressed in Black: 19th Century By Trystan L. Bass on October 26, 2018 This Halloween season, Trystan is indulging her gothy love of black garb in frock flicks... Read more →
Nineteenth Century15 10 Days in a Madhouse (2015) Is Both Terrible & Excellent By Trystan L. Bass on October 23, 2018 It's a sad state of affairs when hugely important stories about historical women don't... Read more →
Nineteenth CenturyThrowback Thursday12 TBT: Princess Caraboo (1994) By Sarah Lorraine on September 27, 2018 This gorgeous little flick, Princess Caraboo (1994), is one that I feel is often... Read more →
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