Film editor and collector Russell Harnden, III speaks very eloquently to this exact point in the upcoming Mr. Projector! episode, "Putting it Together."
These were actually quite serious subjects at the time. Societal challenges had to be dealt with in a preemptive manner - primarily as a result of having so many post-war teens on the loose! We can look back now and easily dismiss these films as "funny" or "hilarious;" but it is ultimately very important to understand their placement in American sociological history as important tools in harnessing the vast numbers of kids throughout the '50s and '60s.
This kid is so whiny.... :C It's pretty annoying.
redpyrocat 1 year ago
Why do the mothers in these thinks always look like men in drag?
GusF 1 year ago 3
Whine and wail and jump up and down. That's how you convince your folks that you're ready to be treated like a grown-up.
ignoblius 2 years ago
Film editor and collector Russell Harnden, III speaks very eloquently to this exact point in the upcoming Mr. Projector! episode, "Putting it Together."
AaronChrisBall 4 years ago
These were actually quite serious subjects at the time. Societal challenges had to be dealt with in a preemptive manner - primarily as a result of having so many post-war teens on the loose! We can look back now and easily dismiss these films as "funny" or "hilarious;" but it is ultimately very important to understand their placement in American sociological history as important tools in harnessing the vast numbers of kids throughout the '50s and '60s.
AaronChrisBall 4 years ago 3
MST3K,we sure could use you now! This would've been perfect for them..
mrgb46 4 years ago
Funny how anything prior to the total societal decay of America (beginning in the 60's)is deemed "hilarious".
Thopter 4 years ago 3