Nice shots! Is the show filmed in Newport, RI?

G.

Nice that the movie won the Rondo Award (bestowed by the Classic Horror Film fan board--it's not actually "the Rondo Hatton Award"). But honestly, that trailer looks soooo schlocky. And really rather boring.

I don't know if it is intended to be a comedy. It seemed as if it was trying hard to be funny.

G.

Fans,

The author (and a star) of this send-up of DS, "The Complete series of Dark Shadows, ABRIDGED" posted a video of the production of the play here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iySpezQq4sk&feature=youtu.be

For those who may have interest. It is the complete play.

G.

I checked the link my friend sent me for Tom Ellis's nudie cutie bits on LUCIFER. It does work. Note that this is technically NSFW although there is no frontal nudity. I guess it involves some kind of "spoiler" if you think seeing a fine slice of male derriere is a "spoiler."

https://alphalewolf.tumblr.com/post/184772017541

There's a delightful edit on you tube of somebody's compilation of clips from an earlier season of this show. The storyline seems to involve Lucifer and the ex-husband of his female cop partner having to pretend to be living in the suburbs as a gay couple. Very slashy and of course... delicious!

I can post the link if interested.

cheers, GothEEEEEK

The video viewable on this page promoting a new release of a trio of episodes from the classic 1960s British series THE AVENGERS is quite cool:

https://networkonair.com/coming-soon/3044-the-avengers-the-cybernauts-trilogy-blu-ray-

G.

I saw some very hot photos today of a nude scene Tom Ellis did in one of the season 4 Lucifer shows. He only showed his derriere in the shots I saw but... Goddess, WHAT a derriere!

The link my friend sent me was to a "Tumbler" blog and may have since been deleted, since that site has been taken over by arch prudes... pity!

This show sounds like a lot of campy fun in addition to some highly gratifying eye candy from star Tom Ellis.

G.

THE INVADERS was offbeat and unusual. I think it was a "Quinn Martin" production and the last time I watched some of the shows, on VHS tapes back about 20 years ago, I did notice typical elements of standard police procedural/action adventure TV fare of the late Sixties period.

That's also nice to hear they're bringing that old Apes series out of the mothballs. I never watched that one.

G.

The 1990s series FOREVER KNIGHT involved a centuries-old (but, of course, still quite dishy) vampire being helped by a woman police doctor who was in love with him and searching for a medical cure for his condition. Sound familiar?

Perhaps the best feature of the show was Lacroix, the lead character's vampire sire, played by the fabulous Nigel Bennett--I have an entire CD of Lacroix's darkly acid witticisms compiled years ago by a fan. I also loved Janette, who had been married to the lead vampire back in the Renaissance. She runs a nightclub in the first two seasons and is wonderfully played by Deborah Duchene (who retired from acting soon afterwards).

New DVD set out from budget label Mill Creek. They're not exactly known for quality releases.

https://bloody-disgusting.com/home-video/3558550/mill-creek-bringing-90s-series-forever-knight-dvd-complete-collection-set

I'm a bit surprised that this release is happening since I am not sure the show has been on the air recently. At one time, it was regularly shown on the Sci-Fi network.

G.