From The Archive

I Wasn’t Scared (Barr, 1982)

Shows the physical dangers of ignoring posted danger signs through the story of two young children who trespass onto military property to go fishing. Shows how they find an old bomb in the water and begin to tinker with it until smoke starts to escape.

This film is available on the BOOM! DVD-R

From The Archive

Electrician (1942)

Perhaps work as an electrician would suit you?

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C is for Circus

The A/V Geeks work through their fear of clowns and circus peanuts by putting together some of their best films about circuses onto one DVD. Films include: Here Comes The Circus, Let’s Go To The Circus, Circus Day In Our Town, A Circus Wakes Up, Circus Animals (excerpt), Circus Day (Revised) and more!

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Cinema VD

Sin, sex and sores! Films include: VD:
Every 30 Seconds, Innocent Party, Know For Sure, The Lunatic and VD Attack Plan.

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Kids & Kritters

W.C. Fields once said, “Anyone who hates children and animals can’t be all bad.” The AV Geeks present a night of school films where the producers seem to share that same sentiment with films featuring children interacting with animals. Films include: Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Frances and her Rabbit, Kitty Cleans Up, Skipper Learns A Lesson, Lost Puppy, Safety with Animals and Ro-Revus Talks About Worms!

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Atomic Age Classics Vol 5 : C is for Communist DVD

In the afterglow of victory against tyranny in World War II, the United States found itself as a world superpower with a new potential foe – the Soviet Union. The films on this DVD, pulled from the A/V Geeks Educational Film Archive, hoped to educate the American public about the menace of the Soviet Union as the “battles” of the Cold War were being waged in the Third World. Films include: Russia At War, What Is Communism?, A Message to Women, Red Myth: International Communism, Yankee Go Home and Crusade Report.