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Cinema Fearité Presents ‘Dead Of Night’ – The Other Dan Curtis Horror Anthology Television Movie

March 31, 2016 by James Jay Edwards

In the mid-sixties, writer/director Dan Curtis successfully injected vampires into a soap opera with “Dark Shadows,” a show that not only ran for over twelve hundred episodes, but also spawned a number of tie-in movies, a nineties television reboot, and even a 2012 Tim Burton/Johnny Depp big-budget reboot-of-the-reboot.  Curtis was more than just “Dark Shadows,” […]

Filed Under: Cinema Fearité Tagged With: Anjanette Comer, Dan Curtis, Ed Begley Jr., Horst Buchholz, Jack Finney, Joan Hackett, Lee H. Montgomery, Patrick Macnee, Ric Waite, Richard Matheson, Robert Cobert, Television Movie, Trilogy of Terror

Cinema Fearité Presents ‘Duel’ – An Evil Truck Jump-Starts Steven Spielberg’s Career

September 10, 2015 by James Jay Edwards

Everyone starts somewhere.  Before horror icon John Carpenter made Halloween, he did the low-budget sci-fi nerd-fest Dark Star.  Before George Lucas became a household name with the space opera Star Wars, he created the futuristic vision THX 1138.  Even the debatably biggest name in filmmaking, Steven Spielberg, had to pay his dues; before the sharks […]

Filed Under: Cinema Fearité Tagged With: Billy Goldenberg, Dale Johnston, Dennis Weaver, Jack A. Marta, Jack Kirschner, Peterbilt, Plymouth Valiant, Richard Matheson, Richard Raderman, Road Rage, Ronald LaVine, Steven Spielberg

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