See what all you might have missed this week!

Now that the face of evil behind “Symphony of the Llama” has been revealed, it might seem that if we’re going to post an old silent monster flick, we ought to present the silent movie Nosferatu. It’s long. So here’s Thomas Edison’s 1910 production of Frankenstein, under 13 minutes of magnificence. This was the very first film adaptation of Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus.

I was in New York last week with some of my family, and we had a blast. It was my second time to visit so I sort of knew what all to expect. However, I did not expect to run into so many people who love to chat it up with complete strangers, although, my father was with me and he had a sling on his arm, so I’m sure that drew some extra attention.