Click below
visit some of the best Dark Shadows sites
on the web:
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Dark
Shadows Journal Online
British
fan Stuart Manning has assembled my favorite DS
website.
With snazzy graphics, witty text, and more
features than you can shake a wolf's head cane at,
this site has it all. Stuart is doing a great job
covering the ongoing developments regarding the new Dark Shadows, currently in production for
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Dark
Shadows.com
This site's database-style listing
of DS episodes makes it the best site for determining
each episode's content, cast, original air date, and
voice-over actor. You can also search the database
by actor -- to figure out exactly which episodes each
one appeared in.
Last time I checked, the front page of the site and the links page had not
been updated in over three years -- meaning the "news" isn't exactly news, and many of the links are dead.
The is unfortunate, because it really detracts from an otherwise terrific site. |
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The
Dark Shadows Movies Site
Michael F. Miozza has put together
an exhaustive look at the two DS films, House
of Dark Shadows and Night of Dark Shadows
-- including information about the "lost"
scenes. Unfortunately, parts of this site are also pretty out of date -- but like Dark Shadows.com, it contains a lot of valuable, timeless info. |
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The
HODS and NODS Restoration Website
The
legends are true -- there is long-lost footage which
will eventually make the rather confusing Night
of Dark Shadows a much better film.
Film historian
Darren Gross has located some of it, and he's still
on the trail of the rest. Read all about it -- and
see great exclusive behind-the-scenes photos -- at Darren's official
site. |
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ShadowGram
For information about Marcy Robin's outstanding paper and email newsletters about the DS cast (where are they now, etc.), click the link above, or email her at shadowgram@aol.com, or send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to:
Marcy Robin
ShadowGram Editor
P.O. Box 1766
Temple City, CA 91780-7766 |
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Pomegranate
Press
Whatever
happened to "Maggie Evans"? She founded
a successful publishing company. Check out Kathryn
Leigh Scott's offerings, which include quite a few
great DS books.
Some of the most popular are The
Dark Shadows Almanac, Millennium Edition, The
Dark Shadows Movie Book, and The Dark Shadows
Collectibles Book. |
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MPI
-- VHS
All 1,225 installments are available
on VHS -- from the rare "pre-Barnabas" episodes
to the very end -- as well as special compilation
tapes, including one of my favorites: the DS blooper reel. |
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MPI
-- DVD
Slowly but surely, DS
is also being released on DVD. At 10 episodes per
tape, it may take a while, but having the whole set
at your fingertips will be worth the wait.
Click here to read more about the DVDs here on Dark Shadows Online. |
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MPI
-- Merchandise
Dying for Barnabas beach towel
or boxer shorts? This is the place to go. Besides
video releases, over the years MPI Home Video has offered a fun collection
of official merchandise. including a checkbook cover,
a key chain, t-shirts, and the show's soundtrack albums.
They've also reissued one of the most popular collectibles:
Josette's music box.
Not all the items are still available at the MPI site, but lots of the sold-out collectibles are often available on eBay.
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Dark
Shadows Festival
You
can make your reservations for the next fan convention
-- and buy several items, including a calendar and
exclusive color photos of the DS stars.
Basic information about upcoming Fests is usually listed, though details are sparse until shortly before the events.
And even though Festivals have been held for many years, the site doesn't draw on this rich history; you won't find photo galleries or much info about past Fests here. |
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