Offers RitaLovelyMeter, “Barnabas and Josette of all timelines. For the record: a MUCH better love story than Twilight. I could not resist.” The feeling is perfectly understandable.
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Michelle — Hi Marty,
I like the intro to Barnabas story line. John Karlen's face as he opens the coffin is priceless. He...
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Marty — Hi Michelle
After watching those B&W outside location shots yesterday I was reminded how Jonathan Frid never appeared in any of...
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Michelle — Hi Marty,
Welcome. I remember your frequent posts on this site last year.
Glad I gave you a little push to re-watch...
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Marty — Hi, Michelle
Used to frequent these parts last year when for the build-up and then release of the movie. I've just...
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Michelle — Hi Patrick,
So glad you answered. I've been off for two days.
I've just posted on the various topics on this site...
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Patrick Lynch
February 6, 2013
Beautiful. If you love this video, may I highly recommend the work of someone who calls herself Patricia Arcana on You Tube. She has made wonderful themed DS videos based on various aspects of Barnabas. Another fan video maker whose videos I’ve enjoyed is chatroomchi.
Patricia Arcana’s channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/PatriciaArcana1?feature=g-user-f
This is my favourite of all of chatroomchi’s Dark Shadows videos. The lyrics for this are PERFECT. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pv2P5pCCrK4
Patrick Lynch
February 6, 2013
This video is very beautiful. Look up Patricia Arcana on YouTube. She does exquisite Barnabas videos on various themes of Barnabas’ character. Another excellent video maker is chatroomchi. Her video set to a cover version of Sarah McLachlan’s “Do What You Have to Do” has the most perfect lyrics of any song set to Dark Shadows footage.
People can mock the “low” production values of Dark Shadows back in the day, but I find that this footage HOLDS UP when set to a lot of these music videos. This is especially true in a video called Maggie Evans- In The Waiting Line by Scareolyn. I also especially like the video Barnabas & Josette: Even in Death by Widows Wail.
Some of the trailers people have made are quite powerful as well.