I never considered DS comics as "horror" comics, although I guess the code may have done so.  For younger fans who might want to know what led to the ban on real horror comics, they can check out this book:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9303416-the-horror-the-horror

Due to recent problems with my vision (not the subject of this post, but relevant), I have been listening to old radio shows before bed, rather than trying to read.  I am wondering about the Big Finish audio books (not the full-cast drams, which I have already purchased--and find a mixed bag--and, again, my review is not for this post).

Can anyone share your thoughts on the audio books?  Also, can anyone comment on the Amazon Kindle audible books (quality, dramatic reading or not?

Thanks. Brian

Having watched (a few times over the years) Dan Curtis’ DEAD OF NIGHT and TRILOGY OF TERROR II TV movies, I would like to hear from other DC fans which version of “Bobby” they like—specifically, Joan Hackett versus Lysette Anthony?  (BTW, both movies used the same script by Richard Matheson—and Cobert’s music was also he same.).)

Any thoughts?

I am re-watching (for the umpteenth time) the last few episodes of 1795, and I have to marvel at Joan Bennett’s mastery of the soap opera acting style, especially when it comes to “holding”—and with dramatic purpose—just before commercial breaks.

Of course, back in the 60s (as a pre-teen), I had no idea about Joan Bennett as a big Hollywood star in the late 1930s and 1940s.  She was just “and Joan Bennett as...” to me.

I know MacDonald Carey appeared on DAY OF OUR LIVES, but I don’t think he was quite the star that Joan Bennett was.  Are there any other big stars from the Hollywood days who appeared on daytime soaps AFTER they had been stars (even as their star were somewhat fading)?  Or was Joan Bennett the first?

She truly is a star on DS!

Glad it was new.  Sam is also seen as the winner passes in front of them.  Grayson looks really happy for Ms. Kedrova.

From the trailer and IMDB listings, it doesn't look like the entire story is being told.  Not going to spoil it for those who don't know the book (or TV movie), but if you do, you'll know what I mean...

Patti, I don't know how I read slavery into your post.  I was watching a program about that the other night, so somehow I read that you were looking for a book about which states were slave states.  My goodness, getting old is not fun.  Best of luck with your search.  Brian

I see at Amazon in both DVD and Blu-ray (as a double feature noted above) for around $10 - $13.

Brian

http://www.amazon.com/Dirty-Crazy-Larry-Devil-Blu-ray/dp/B00BLU3M4O/ref=tmm_mfc_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1460591358&sr=1-2