From The Archive

Psychological Differences Between the Sexes (1964)

Illustrates the psychological, emotional and physical differences between males and females. Dramatizes the diverse reactions to similar situations. One of the more insulting films in the AV Geeks Film Library.

This film is available on Soc Eng 101 DVD-R

From The Archive

Butcher, The Baker and The Ice Cream Maker, The (ca. 1950s)

And animated sales pitch for prepackaged ice cream cartons for grocers, druggists, etc. The story involves the butcher and baker looking for a third person to help them sing at the nursery school fair.

This film is available on the Sell Sell Sell DVD-R

From The Archive

Just Cartoons!

C’mon!
Sometimes you just want to sit around and watch a bunch of goofy cartoons that
have no redeeming educational value. Well, this is the DVD for you! Films include
– some wonderful old black & white Terrytoon cartoons and more!

From The Archive

Rats Rats Rats

Films about rats and humans and how we really aren’t that different after all. Films include Fourteen Rats And A Rat Catcher, Rats, Let’s Have a Party, How Rodney the River Rat Made Money Grow and more.

From The Archive

The Modern Housewife

Films aimed towards solving the problems faced by today’s (well, really, yesterday’s) modern housewife. A fascinating and insulting look at the 1950s and 1960s housewife. Films include: Goodbye to Garbage,Home is What You Make it, Soft as a Cloud, Joy of Living with Fragrance and Freeze-In.

From The Archive

Televised Teen Trauma, Volume One

Ah yes, the ABC Afterschool Special. This
show introduced a whole generation of kids to suicide, alcoholism, drug abuse,
where babies come from and what happens when your best friend has one. All of
this before the parents got home from work. What’s even better is that most
of these shows featured many stars before they got famous. This tape contains
edited versions of what you saw on TV: Stoned: An Anti-Drug Film (with
Scott Baio), Schoolboy Father (with Rob Lowe and Dana Plato) and One
Too Many (with Michelle Pfeiffer and Val Kilmer)