From The Archive

Bicycle Safety (1950)

Points out that the bicycle rider is responsible for maintaining the bicycle in good condition, obeying traffic rules and watching out for others.

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

From The Archive

Down and Out (1971)

While attempting to show us the common hazards which cause workers to lose their balance, this film has more slapstick than most Three Stooges shorts – the film’s hero fall down more than thirty times. It’’s not clear whether the film was meant to be funny as workers probably were laughing at this poor schnook more than learning from his mistakes.

This film is available on the Oops! DVD

From The Archive

Kiddie Mindwarp

Mindbendingly bizarre films that troubled and confused generations
of kids. Films include – Parents: Who Needs Them?, Dirt-Witch Cleans Up,
Puppet’s Dream, Safe Places, Cipher in the Snow

From The Archive

Educational Archive Volume Six: Religion

A collection of religious films and Sunday School favorites. No nuns with rulers here, just good old-time cinematic religion. Learn about the wages of sin, the secret to getting into heaven and find out why God likes nuclear power so much with such films as: The Door To Heaven, Carnivorous Plants, Atomic Energy Can Be a Blessing, Stalked, Turn the Other Cheek, Of Heaven and Home, Getting Ready Morally, New Doorways To Learning, Teenage Challenge, Youth Suicide Fantasy.

From The Archive

What Now, Skipper?

Continuing the constant challenge to bring you educational film entertainment in the strangest of places (which have included a moving schoolbus and a sausage factory!), AV Geeks and Alamo Drafthouse challenge you to watch boat safety films on an actual boat! This DVD is a document of the films that we showed including Water Safety – An Introduction, Suddenly Without Warning!, It’s Not Where You’re Going, It’s How You Get There and Back, Suddenly In Command, Right to Live: Who Decides? and Morality For Youth

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.