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

Welcome Guest in the House, A (1957)

Tribute to television as a servant of the public. Contains ample footage ostensibly taken from television news coverage, concentrating on Cold War events, disasters and accidents, and sports. A Narrator: Don Ameche Tribute to television as a servant of the public. Contains ample footage ostensibly taken from television news coverage, concentrating on Cold War events, disasters and accidents, and sports. There is an excellent sequence showing building demolition with a wrecking ball; the multistory building collapses. There is a continuing anti-communist bias to the film.

From The Archive

Those Naughty Animals

Animals acting badly. Films include – Hoppy the
Bunny, Skipper Learns a Lesson,
Squeak the Squirrel and more.

From The Archive

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From The Archive

BOOM!

Films about explosives and how they impact our everyday life. Films include:
Explosives – Tools for Progress, Don’t Touch, Why of Army Missles, Postmark:
Terror and I Wasn’t Scared.

From The Archive

Drinky Drink

Films about our love of liquor and beer – both pro and con. Films include – Curious Habits of Man, A Case for Beer, Alcohol is Dynamite, A Snort History and a very odd promotional film for liquor.