Terror at Collinwood Episode 139: Halloween Roundtable with Ansel Faraj, Erin Haas, John Logan, and Diana Robertson

Halloween Roundtable with Ansel Faraj, Erin Haas, John Logan, and Diana Robertson – Light your Jack-o’-lantern, eat some Halloween candy, and tune in for a spirited conversation featuring filmmaker and writer Ansel Faraj (Loon Lake, The Great Nick D, Theatre Fantastique), podcast host, actor, professor, and theatre director Erin Haas (Hallowed Groundling, Hallowed Haunts), screenwriter, playwright, and producer John Logan (Michael, Penny Dreadful, Red), and writer, artist, archivist, and magazine editor Diana Robertson (Ghastly Phantasms, We Belong Dead). Discussion topics include: Favorite horror movies, Dark Shadows and escapism, Queer coding and subtext in DS and horror films, Favorite DS characters and how that has changed over time, Adam vs. Frankenstein’s creature, DS fandom pet peeves, what we’re looking forward to in the horror genre, and more. Don’t miss this fun and spooky episode of Terror at Collinwood!

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Terror at Collinwood Episode 84: The Dark Shadows Podcast of Questions & Answers Volume 2

Welcome to the second installment of Terror at Collinwood’s Dark Shadows Podcast of Questions and Answers! In this episode, the following questions are addressed: Why didn’t Daniel Collins know about the family secret in 1840? Did Edith Collins really die in the altered 1840? What happened to the link between Barnabas and Adam? What job did Barnabas command Willie to do in 1967? Why is David no longer afraid of Barnabas after 1795? What does the “you must intercede with Oscar” letter mean? How did Peter Bradford recognize Danielle Roget in the past when she was played by Marie Wallace instead of Erica Fitz? Sit back and listen as a mad Penny Dreadful “spackles” some of the series’ most mind-bending conundrums.
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