That photo of Grayson with the teacup is so divine.  I think I've seen a color version but I could be hallucinating again...

The sequence where Carolyn causes a car crash is very reminiscent of a similar sequence in one of my all time favorite films, Horror Hotel (1960).  This sequence has been re-staged a couple of times in various films, I believe.

G.

That's a fabulous shot of Julia and Roger. Too bad the printing was so shoddy.

Thanks for sharing it with us!

G.

I loved the one that was used for the cover of THE FOE OF BARNABAS COLLINS by Dan Ross.  I think it was only ever printed that one time, at least way back when.

I think he does look rather formidable in that. So it probably does not meet your criteria.

If you're on Facebook, there are several Jonathan Frid and Barnabas fan groups that have tons of photos of him on them.  There are I would think similar groups on Tumbler and "Reddit."

G.

Folks,

I saw a mention of this event on a friend's Facebook page:

http://www.sfgothic.net/clubs.html

Scroll down and look for Dark Shadows.  The blurb:

Break out your black lace, velvet, and PVC, boys and girls. Maybe even your fangs? Dark Shadows is dripping with ambiance - so play the part for one of Meph's favorite Goth nights. Go-ghoul dancing provided by the ever-so-awesome Visceral Vixens.

Two rooms, so you can pick and choose your preferences between goth, swirl, synth-pop, industrial, stompy, and EBM.  (end quote)

It just goes to show that DS is *everywhere*.

G.

Happy Birthday Midnite!

xo, G.

Hi petofi,

The article was just posted on Dan Silvio's Shadows of the Night group on Facebook. 

I hope somebody else can provide you with a copy of the scans.  I am about to be offline for a week, but when I am back on next week I can inquire about the possibility of posting the scans here.

Best, G.

Grayson walking into the room with hands clasped and reaching for her purse--another brief moment when we're again in the world of DARK SHADOWS.

Fabulous captures, MB!

G.

I wonder where this was shot.  For some reason, it makes me think of a room we may have been allowed to visit at Lockwood Mathews, but that may be just another of my hallucinations.

Carolyn is still a very young vampire. This is only her second night.  I am presuming that there is a process where they get progressively stronger as they go on and are nourished with the blood of more souls.

And yes, her defiance of him is consistent with her personality as it was when she was living.  Quelle surprise, eh, Mr Barnabas?

This scene does feel more like the real DS than a lot of the rest of the movie--probably one reason why I have always liked this scene.  A shot from it was chosen for the image used for the actual CD when the hoDS and NoDS soundtracks were released on disc many years ago.  Another curious thing is that it seems that Rhino had no access to the master tapes for that disc because if you listen through headphones, you can hear dialogue and noises from the actual film soundtrack at several points.

G.