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Dark Shadows - 1967
May 11, 2012  | By David Bianculli
 

DARK SHADOWS, 1967 - Diane Werts, in her review of the new, complete Dark Shadows TV series box set HERE, describes how the daytime gothic soap opera series changed when Jonathan Frid entered the fray, by exiting his coffin, as long-dormant vampire Barnabas Collins. Here’s the moment, from 1967, when Barnabas emerged – released by Willie Loomis, who was in search of treasure. – DB

 
 
 
 
 
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