Loony scientist (Carle) hires Laurel and Hardy to raid the cemetery to keep him supplied with dead bodies for his experiments..

Is Habeas Corpus Worth Watching Today? For anyone with even a passing interest in the foundational years of cinematic comedy, or specifically the evolution of Laurel and Hardy, Habeas Corpus (1928) is an essential, if somewhat rough-around-the-edges, viewing experience. It’s a short, twenty-minute silent film that serv...


Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.

James Parrott

Charley Chase
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"Is Habeas Corpus Worth Watching Today? For anyone with even a passing interest in the foundational years of cinematic comedy, or specifically the evolution of Laurel and Hardy, Habeas Corpus (1928) is an essential, if somewhat rough-around-the-edges, viewing experience. It’s a short, twenty-minute silent film that serves as a fascinating snapshot of Stan and Ollie’s comedic partnership solidifying, leaning into the macabre humor that would occasionally pepper their later work. Modern viewers acc..."
Harry Wilde
Charley Rogers, Stan Laurel, Leo McCarey, H.M. Walker
United States
Comedy, Short

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