That time Halloween III: Season of the Witch was remade and nobody noticed
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Jim Rex knows plenty about movies and is more than happy to share that knowledge with the world at large. I been hanging around the Video City Drive-in for a while and although I wouldn’t boast that I’ve seen it all, I would say I seen my fair share. But still, some things […]
I Think I’m Having a Baby (1981)
While not produced or directed by Dan Curtis, this made for TV movie was produced by his company. It was produced by former actor Joseph Stern, Eda Godel Hallinan and Keetje Van Benschoten. Directed by Arthur Allan Seidelman — yes, the same man who made Hercules In New York — and written by teen fiction writer […]
Exploring: Dan Curtis
Dan Curtis may have started his TV career producing golf, but he became known for his horror-related projects throughout the 60’s and 70’s. It all began with Dark Shadows, a daily series that went from gothic romance to downright weirdness and then got even stranger before the end of its five-year run. This is way too […]
Drive-In Friday: Heavy Metal Horror Night
I came to B&S About Movies, the website, after I listened to B&S About Movies, the podcast. And long before I became a writer at B&S About Movies, Sam expressed his love of horror films and heavy metal music with his first “theme week” in 2017: “No False Metal.” So, for this Drive-In Friday, we’ll […]
The Picture of Dorian Gray (1973)
Originally airing on April 22, 1973 on ABC, this Dan Curtis-produced adaption of the Oscar Wilde book was like going back to the Dark Shadows well. After all, Quentin Collins also had a portrait that had kept him immortal. He was born Grant Douglas in 1870 and if you reverse those initials, you get the same […]
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