I don't know if someone else posted about this?

Umm . . . yeah. I've been posting stuff about it on my David Selby site since he started working on it, and there's also stuff on the Official David Selby site. It's part of the IFC Films First Take series.

Because of the nature of the film, there's not a lot of information available about specific characters. David was included in an earlier version of the trailer that was floating around the Internet at one point, but he doesn't appear in the official version.

Another blogger's account of the evening, with pictures:

http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=91180223&blogID=185995078

Here are two entries from a different blogger about the event. Behold the Selbyness:

http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=45444181&blogID=185629752

http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=45444181&blogID=185484980

The post with the photo is titled "Oh My God!" This is a woman after my own heart. 

I'm confused, were these pics of Wally taken at the Vista event?  'Cause KLS and LP aren't in their costumes, and Chris and John are there.  I thought they were no-shows.  

He and his entourage showed up at the last California Festival. That's where those photos were taken.

Here's someone's blog entry about the event. It includes photos.

http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=141036&blogID=185484142

Stumbled across an interesting remix of the DS Theme, "Dark Shadows Cha Cha Cha" on a blog. It would've been a lot more fun if the dialogue mixed in had been from the show itself, but you can't have everything. 

This has apparently been circulating online for at least a year, so folks may have heard it before.

The Parker interview in question was noted in a review that was published when the DVD was originally released. I posted a link to it at the time. Click below to access the original post/thread.

Methinks David is alone in his opinion. 

Also great, is an "interview+, obviously a staged reading, by Lara Parker. In a flowing black gown, with candles around her, she talked seductively about the sensuality of vampires.

I think that is undoubtedly the single worst "interview" on any of the DS DVDs. Anyone could've delivered a "lecture" on the sexual nature of vampires. She didn't say anything that any lit major who's barely stuck their toes into the area of horror hasn't heard before.

Personally, I think the point of interviewing the actors is to draw on their experience as actors in the show, whether that involves their perception of their characters, their experiences while the show was in production, or their feelings about the continued popularity of the series.

Parker's ode to the sensual vampire, as I recall, is pretty much devoid of any direct reference to the series. It comes across as rather self-indulgent.