Forgotten HistoryTop 5 Friday19 Top 5 Journalists Who Need Movies Made About Them By Trystan L. Bass on May 31, 2019 Our occasional series about history’s most interesting people who have been... Read more →
Nineteenth Century29 The New, No-Singing Les Misérables By Kendra on May 24, 2019 The BBC's new, no-singing Les Misérables (2019) just wrapped up airing in the States... Read more →
Nineteenth Century7 Wild Nights With Emily (2019) Is Pretty Wild By Trystan L. Bass on April 23, 2019 For busting the chaste, reclusive, "belle of Amherst" myth, look no farther than this... Read more →
Twentieth Century14 TBT: The Assassination Bureau (1969) By Sarah Lorraine on April 18, 2019 Just for the dozen of you, or so, who complained that I missed The Assassination... Read more →
Woman Crush Wednesday16 WCW: Oprah Winfrey By Trystan L. Bass on February 20, 2019 Sure, she's every woman, she's a legit phenomenon, but she's used her powers for good and... Read more →
Twentieth Century6 TBT: Daughters of the Dust (1991) By Trystan L. Bass on February 14, 2019 Learning about hidden times and peoples is one of the great pleasures of studying... Read more →
Tangential but Interesting! Patreon Post Unlocked: Interview With Writer Hallie Rubenhold By The Frock Flicks Team on November 29, 2018 A year ago, we started a benefit on Patreon: some of our longer, more detailed articles... Read more →
Frock Flicks POV43 Frocking the Midterms By Trystan L. Bass on November 6, 2018 The Frock Flicks staff has made it no secret that we're staunch feminists, and we're no... Read more →
Seventeenth Century21 Artemisia (1997) Misses the Mark By Sarah Lorraine on October 30, 2018 Artemisia was one of those films I was half-aware of when it first came out in 1997, but... 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 →
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