Screen QueensSixteenth Century11 Badass Babes: Anne Boleyn By Sarah Lorraine on March 31, 2015 Few historical queens, apart from perhaps Marie Antoinette and Elizabeth I, have had so... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturyThrowback Thursday11 TBT: Romeo and Juliet (1968) By Trystan L. Bass on February 12, 2015 Whenever people think that older Hollywood films couldn't, wouldn't, or just didn't do... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturyTop 5 Friday10 Top Five Elizabethan Movies & TV Series By Trystan L. Bass on February 6, 2015 After Snark Week and our recent post on what movies and TV get wrong about 16th-century... Read more →
Screen QueensSixteenth CenturyThrowback Thursday10 TBT: Queen Margot (1994) By Kendra on January 29, 2015 La Reine Margot, aka Queen Margot, was originally released in 1994. This French film... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturySnark Week3 SNARK WEEK: 4 Reasons Why You Should Watch Reign By Trystan L. Bass on January 24, 2015 I'm probably the biggest Mary Queen of Scots fan you know. My first stint at renfaires... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturySnark Week11 SNARK WEEK: “Reign” Is Not Your Average Quinceañera By Sarah Lorraine on January 24, 2015 Our ultimate Snark Week throw-down is happening right now, between The... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturySnark Week18 SNARK WEEK: Reign’s Wedding Dress and Historical Accuracy By Kendra on January 24, 2015 As part of Snark Week, we've been picking on Reign (the TV show about Mary Queen of... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturySnark Week20 SNARK WEEK: Top 10 WTFrock Moments in The Tudors By Trystan L. Bass on January 23, 2015 If you like historical costume and haven't been living under a rock since 2010, you know... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturySnark Week151 SNARK WEEK: 9 Things Movies Get Wrong in 16th-Century Costume By Sarah Lorraine on January 23, 2015 If you're a historical costume purist and you attend a renaissance faire or Society for... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturySnark Week20 SNARK WEEK: Reconsidering Dangerous Beauty (1998) By Kendra on January 19, 2015 Dangerous Beauty (1998) movie costumes are known as the pinnacle of shlock, but did you know that there's actually some historical basis in there?
