Screen QueensSixteenth CenturySnark WeekUpcoming Movie News52 SNARK WEEK: Even More About That New Mary Queen of Scots Movie By Trystan L. Bass on January 24, 2018 Support Frock Flicks with a small donation! During Snark Week and beyond,... Read more →
MedievalSnark Week47 SNARK WEEK: Dear Robin Hood, I Am Seriously Confused By Sarah Lorraine on January 22, 2018 Support Frock Flicks with a small donation! During Snark Week and beyond,... Read more →
Tangential but Interesting!18 What the Frock Wednesday – Renaissance Unchained By Sarah Lorraine on January 3, 2018 There I was, minding my own business on Amazon Prime Video, watching The Marvelous Mrs.... Read more →
Top 5 Friday13 Top Five Films I Have Been Meaning to Watch But Haven’t Managed It Yet By Sarah Lorraine on December 8, 2017 Life. Don't talk to me about life. It's a fucking madhouse right now, what with Dickens... Read more →
Sixteenth Century32 Witchy Wednesday: Bathory – Countess of Blood (2008) By Trystan L. Bass on October 25, 2017 Apparently, Bathory: Countess of Blood (2008) cost 10 million Euros (about $15 million at... Read more →
Eighteenth Century26 Outlander Costume Recap: Season 3, Episode 5 – “Freedom & Whisky” By Sarah Lorraine on October 9, 2017 Standard "there are no spoilers in history" warnings apply, here. However, since there... Read more →
Seventeenth Century6 Marquise of Darkness – Two Thumbs Down By Sarah Lorraine on October 2, 2017 Here at Frock Flicks HQ, I'm pretty much the bottom-feeder of the trio. I'll review the... Read more →
Sixteenth Century37 Jodhaa Akbar: A 16th-Century Indian Romance By Kendra on September 20, 2017 I've been wanting to delve into some non-Western cinema for a while now, but it's hard to... Read more →
Eighteenth Century22 Outlander – Everybody Chill By Sarah Lorraine on September 8, 2017 Some promo pictures for the upcoming third season of Outlander recently dropped, and I... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturyThrowback Thursday5 TBT: Seven Seas to Calais (1962) By Trystan L. Bass on August 31, 2017 Trodding well-worn ground with Sir Walter Raleigh and Queen Elizabeth I, Seven Seas to... Read more →
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