Grayson Hall in Gargoyles (1972)--new DVD issue!

[Gothick]

One of my personal favorite Grayson roles is her work in the 1972 TV movie Gargoyles.  It was released some years ago in the DVD format on the VCI label; there's a thread around here somewhere, with screen captures.  Now news comes of the winningly named Hen's Tooth label (apparently a legitimate outfit, not a purveyor of DVD-Rs) and a new release scheduled for May:

http://monsterkidclassichorrorforum.yuku.com/topic/36874/master/1/?page=1

A shot from one of Grayson's scenes is included on the back of the DVD case.

Best, G.

[Mysterious Benefactor]

If they have bios of the cast, hopefully Grayson won't be overlooked again. It was a crime that she was omitted on the VCI DVD!

It's also nice to see Grayson's name listed in the credits on the box - something else VCI managed to omit. 

[Teresa]

I thought this movie was so scary the first time I saw it!  We went to a drive in and it played with another movie about a group of kids  who find the devils bible in a cave.  For the life of me I cannot remember the name of that movie but I think the actor who played Herb on WKRP in Cincinnati was in it.  Late 60's or early 70's.

[Midnite]

Equinox on IMDb

[Gothick]

Damn, Midnite, but you're good!  I think I read a review of this one a long time ago.  Sounds like a fun frolic...

Of course it does not appear to be available in any format... sigh.

G.

[ClaudeNorth]

Au contraire, mon cher Gothique:  http://www.criterion.com/films/780-equinox?q=autocomplete

[Gothick]

Great link, Claude! Never would I have guessed that this kind of thing would warrant a Criterion release.  And I'm afraid I have to confess I was tricked by the IMDB's clunky new set-up--there's no longer an obvious place for the "merchandising link" button, but the "watch this" or whatever it's called button was prominently displayed which usually indicates (I think!) that a title hasn't had a commercial release.

Love the trailer!  And the disc comes with a bevy of extras, including a video intro by the late, great Forry Ackerman!

G.

[Teresa]

Equinox yeah~~ I love that movie and it really is scary!!