Vertigo film locations
Shooting locations from Hitchcock's Vertigo
Full House locations
It had to happen. I was in San Francisco the past week, so I had to get these pictures of the Full House locations. You might remember the video last year in Chicago, of the Family Matters house, with good friends.
Fan Photos
It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World Locations
My favorite movie of all time is It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World. It’s essentially a treasure hunt about a group of people trying to find a stash of money buried under a “Big W”. The journey takes them to the fictional Santa Rosita state park, where they ultimately find the W exists in [...]
Twin Pines Mall
This must be the most sacred spot, publicly accessible, for Back to the Future fans. However, the space time continuum changed it from Twin Pines Mall to Lone Pine Mall and eventually to Puente Hills Mall (that’s the real name). It’s located in Industry City, CA.
The picture on the left is from the movie. On [...]
Back to the Future spots
If you’re ever in Griffith Park, Los Angeles, CA, check out the observatory, the Batcave (Bronson Cave) and a couple Back to the Future locations.
First, there’s the spot where Marty, in the delorean, begins his race towards the clock tower,located near the Greek Theatre on the opposite side of the road. This is where he [...]
The BatCave
I’m in Griffith Park, Hollywood, standing at Bronson Cave, where the Batmobile races out in 1966 Batman TV series. It’s a great spot, and no wonder why they used it in so many movies.It was also featured in Return to the Batcave and Army of Darkness.
So many movies and TV shows were filmed here; I can’t [...]
Star Wars exhibit, Philadelphia, PA
Happy Saint Patrick’s Day. Who’s green? Yoda’s green.
Many of the Star Wars props are on display at the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, PA. (Just so I don’t get a million emails asking me where.) Check out some of the pics.
Exorcist House and Smithsonian
I visited the house & stairs from
The Exorcist!
And from the Smithsonian:
Kermit
Ruby slippers, Scarecrow costume & screenplay from
The Wizard of OZ
Technicolor movie camera from 1938
Vintage video games:
Odyssey & The Brown Box
