Any special features for the discs (and whether NODS will be restored for it) is still being decided. Negotiations have been going on for months and for the sake of the project, I'm not at liberty to discuss or speculate about anything until a concrete decision has been made- another reason I pulled the website.

Yikes! Doesn't sound good for a release this year. I may have to revisit the vhs 

Found this from MPI in my e-mail today:

Dark Shadows DVD Collection Two is being released on August 27th!  This title is now available for pre-order from the Dark Shadows DVD web site:

http://www.darkshadowsdvd.com

Through this site, Dark Shadows DVD Collection Two will be available with an exclusive offer.  Order the DVD collection for $59.98 & receive a Dark Shadows Magnetic Clipboard free with every Volume you purchase.  Pre-orders will begin shipping as early as August 14th, so be sure to get your order in early!

DVD Collection Two is jammed packed with over 14 hours of Dark Shadows episodes. This includes episodes 251 - 290 and special bonus material featuring interviews with actors and series creator Dan Curtis.


This may be a bit more expensive than other sites/places, but for those of you who can't wait, you just might receive your set two weeks early.

This is a shot of my computer, its placement slightly under my stairs, and the landing spot of the chair I was sitting in when I cliked on this link.  The red arrow is approximatly the location my head bounced off [and there ain't a lot of cushonin' up there!]

Thank you verrrrrry much, for the bump on my noggin, my near f*%#in' heart attack, and the fact I probably won't be sleeping for a week or so, with the adrenilin flow!

Ringo,

is that picture of your basement or main floor?  I'm wondering if the walls in the rest of your house are so similarly adorned?

At least you can tell your kids/grandchildren/nieces/nephews: "See the blood stain here?  That's from the day the ghost of kuanyin attacked me from my computer!"

While I hope that "most" men (in general) are not homophobes, here in this forum I think this is certainly not the case. And conversely, if a man is not willing to discuss other mens' desirability, I don't think that necessarily makes him a homophobe. JMO.  

And if you're a straight male, how can you discuss Barnabas' desirability since you don't desire males?

However, speaking as a SM, I think B does have classical good looks, and his sophisticated and charming demeanor is a breath of fresh air.  That given, I don't blame women for finding him sexy -- J. Depp on the other hand is another story!

Or you could just get 'em drunk.

Especially the good-looking ones! LOL!

As I recall, Fr. Keating said that as true Christians we always pity an individual rather than scorn them.  I guess it's like the Catholic thought: "While we hate the sin, we love the sinner."  I'm sure that you can appreciate that benign sentiment and, possibly, relate to it as well.

Now you're getting all serious on me, Bob.  I was just trying to be facetious.  And are you sure that sentiment originated with the Catholics?  I often hear it spouted by evangelical-types too.

It's "Wyndcliff" according to "My Scrapbook Memories..." and that's good enough for me.

IMO:  Depp has too much of that pretty-boy, druggie look to play the part of Barnabus.  I could see him portraying Willie, though, just as he would make an excellent Renfield.

My vote for Barnabus:  Christopher Walken!  He may not be sexy, but can he drip with evil!

I'm telling you, he's trying to swallow her face, at least thats what it looks like to me.  I guess Moltke just couldn't take finishing a scene dripping with saliva.  

Gotta give those DS writers credit:  only the very best rip-off artists could rip-off the X-Files over 20 years before it aired!