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Dark Dreamers: Best Of Dark Dreamers (Ringers: Lord of the Fans)
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(DVD - Code 1) (US-Import)
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lt is said that to best enjoy the Iight, you must first expIore the heart and souI of the darkness.
For 26 episodes, award-winning author StanIey Wiater interviewed the greatest artists, writers, and fiImmakers in the worIds of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Now, the very best of those conversations are availabIe for the first time on one DVD, incIuding:
Forrest J Ackerman -- The legendary editor and founder of Famous Monsters of FilmIand. Forry served as literary agent to Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov, L. Ron Hubbard, and many others. HarIan ElIison -- The master fantasist responsible for Dangerous Visions, A Boy and His Dog, and I Have No Mouth and l Must Scream. CaIIed the 20th Century Lewis CarroII by The Los AngeIes Times. Richard Matheson -- The famed author of the stories that formed the basis for The IncredibIe Shrinking Man, The Omega Man, Duel and Somewhere in Time. Screenwriter of many of the most famous episodes of the original Twilight Zone. Clive Barker -- The visionary author, director, and visual artist. His work has been adapted into the popuIar Hellraiser and Candyman film series. Wes Craven -- Considered the father of the modern-day horror fiIm for The Last House on the Left and The Hills Have Eyes. Creator of Freddie Krueger and the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise. John Landis -- The irreverent writer-director beIoved by horror fans for An American Werewolf in London and Michael Jacksons Thriller video, as weII as his comedies The BIues Brothers, AnimaI House, and Trading PIaces. Bernie Wrightson -- Groundbreaking horror artist and co-creator (with Len Wein) of DC Comics Swamp Thing . Known for his iIIustrated version of Frankenstein and his coIlaborations with Stephen King. Gahan WiIson -- The accIaimed satirist whose cartoons have appeared in PIayboy, The New Yorker, CoIIiers, and NationaI Lampoon, often accompanied by his own prose. Richard Laymon -- A controversial noveIist for his work in the Splatterpunk genre such as The CelIar and The Beast House, this was the onIy televised interview Laymon ever gave before his sudden death from a heart attack in 2001. |
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