I had the same experience getting on the Board today that Midnite reported.  It asked me to log in but because Chrome has saved the log-in and password, I just clicked "log in" and immediately I was taken to the refreshed page.

As Grayson was wont to say, "Who can figure anything?"

G.

I also had to log in again even though I checked the Forever box earlier.  Ah well.  It could be much worse.

Lovely to see our home looking more familiar again with the theme and the photos!  And you've posted a gorgeous shot of Grayson from hoDS, too, for today's show!  Awesome!

Oddly, the "Monster Kids" board for Classic Horror Film fans also just had a move, but it seems as if they didn't lose as much.  It sounds as if the people who took care of their move did their homework better than our hosts here did.

I'm very sorry for the losses, but it's fabulous that you have been able to restore so much in such a short time, Mysterioso Darling!  As always, I'm so impressed by the quality you and Midnite make such a foundational part of our experience here.

cheers, G.

Last night I was making one of my periodic attempts to find a copy of the 1966 film THE HAND OF NIGHT, alt title THE BEAST OF MOROCCO, and I found this clip of the title credits and opening dream sequence here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJFp2v9MiT8

Reminiscent of DS?

Best,  G.

Beautiful shots of beautiful Don Briscoe.  I bet his pajama pants fell down frequently while they were filming that.

This scene was, IMO, based on one in the 1966 Hammer film DRACULA, PRINCE OF DARKNESS, featuring the incredible Barbara Shelley.  But I think this sequence is more effective--and more brutal. 

G.

Fans,

Here's a short clip of Thayer David in a scene with Sylvester Stallone in ROCKY.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9q_5Z_XnWY

Thayer is great, as always.

G.

It's still happening.  I can't use a cached or bookmarked link to access the Forums; I have to search in google and click on the regular link there.  Otherwise, if I use the cached link, I just get the blank white screen.

I use Chrome, so perhaps it is an issue specific to Chrome and Firefox (the other browser I've been using recently).

G.

Love the Carlotta reference MB!

cheers, G.