A Brush with the Shaggs
A vintage chat with Dot Wiggin of the Seacoast-based sister band that reinvented music
Submerged: Making the USS Squalus Movie
An interview with director James Keach about his close-to-history submarine drama
Why I Avoid Fake Pirates
They evoke a spirit of the past that never happened and teach us nothing
Silent Film Actor William Haddock Was Born Here
A pioneering Portsmouth movie director almost lost to history
The Most Horrifying Film Ever Made
“Mark of the Devil” guaranteed to upset your stomach
“Reefer Madness” Closed Civic Cinema in 1947
Originally titled "Tell Your Children," this melodrama was funded by a religious group
Cowboy Frank of the Lost North End
Sifting through the archives
Jesse James: From Outlaw to Make-Believe Movie Hero
Murdering rebel resurrected as sympathetic cinema protagonist
Cinema Cowboy Tom Mix at Fort Constitution
He appeared in almost 300 films
Media Mogul Monopolized Movies in 1915
A future NH governor took control of all give downtown Portsmouth cinemas
Humphrey Bogart and the Portsmouth Navy Prison Legend
It's easy to confuse reality with movies.
“March of Time” Redefined Broadcast News
Louis de Rochemont newsreels used fakery to dramatize facts