Man Candy Monday24 MCM: Louis Garrel By Kendra on January 27, 2020 French actor Louis Garrel came to my attention when he played a drop-dead gorgeous... Read more →
Snark WeekTop 5 Friday25 SNARK WEEK: Top 5 Frock Flick Actresses I Don’t Understand By Kendra on January 24, 2020 Support Frock Flicks with a small donation! During Snark Week and beyond,... Read more →
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Fifteenth Century41 The Borgias vs. Borgia: Faith, Fear, and Fashion By Trystan L. Bass on May 6, 2015 After Showtime's The Borgias began in 2011, we podcasted the first few episodes of the... Read more →
Frock Flicks GuideSnark Week41 SNARK WEEK: Keira Knightley Historical Costume Movies By Trystan L. Bass on January 22, 2015 Why oh why is Keira Knightley the early 21st-century "It Girl" for period dramas? I don't... Read more →
18th-Century QuestEighteenth CenturySnark Week16 SNARK WEEK: Valmont (1989) – Meh? By Kendra on January 21, 2015 Valmont, the 1989 adaptation of the book Dangerous Liaisons, was directed by Miloš... Read more →
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Flick PicksNineteenth CenturyThrowback Thursday TBT: Frock Flickers Go Little Women By Kendra on December 18, 2014 Way back in May, 2007, your podcasters went Little Women. Specifically, Kendra organized... Read more →
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