From The Archive

Social Seminar – Guy (1971)

Presents the experiences of Guy, a 15-year-old Mexican-American who spends a great deal of time stoned on reds. Shows his flight into passivity and escape from the realities of an ungiving environment. Questions why he needs to escape and what should change in his surroundings to make his life more challenging.

From The Archive

Freeze-In (ca. 1969)

Made for Sears appliance salesmen, this film tries to capitalize on the zany format of TV’s Laugh-In to introduce the new Kenmore freezer campaign. Even though the film features two of the stars from Laugh-In – Arte Johnson and Judy Carne.- it is clear that the director of this ephemeral gem missed the point.

This film is available on the The Modern Housewife DVD-R

From The Archive

Twenty-First Century

In the late 1960s, Walter Cronkite hosted this followup series to the popular “Twentieth Century,” looking to science and how it would impact our lives in the next century. Films include: Can You Live To Be 100?, Mystery of Life, Deep Frontier and Surviving In Space.

From The Archive

Extreme School Bus Adventure!

While seating
was limited with the Alamo-sponsored school bus adventure, this DVD is the next
best thing. Here are films about the insanity that can take place within the
walls of that mighty golden chariot of learning. Films include – Ghost Rider,
And Then It Happened, School Bus Safety and more!

From The Archive

Youth Suicide Fantasy – Does Their Music Make Them Do It?

A 1980s Christian investigative report linking rock music and suicide. Lots of criticism of Boy George, AC/DC, Mick Jagger, transvestites, drugs, sex, satanism, etc. Many great moments, especially their description of the time they tried to shut down a Prince concert.

From The Archive

It’s Wonderful Being A Girl

The
miracle of puberty but only for the young ladies. Films include: Story of
Menstruation, Personal Health for Girls, Naturally a Girl and It’s Wonderful
Being A Girl.