"Salem's Lot" 40th Anniversary Event (Part 4)
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Final video in my series chronicling the 40th Anniversary celebration of my favorite horror film "Salem's Lot" which took place in the town of Ferndale, CA where many of the films exteriors were shot back in 1979.
In this episode I speak about meeting Ron Scribner "Ralphie Glick", showcase autographed items and sum up the experience attending the event.
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What a kick to see Ralphie after all these years. I wonder if he would do a sit down interview with you. I always wanted to know the back story...the interaction of the cast behind the scenes, what did they talk about....everything! I think vampire Bonnie was dating both Toby and David Soul during the making of the movie. I want to hear those types of stories. Maybe Lance Kerwin could sit down with you or the young actor who played Ralphie's brother. Ron seems like a true gentleman with lots of class. By far my favorite movie of all time. Lucky you to have a friendship with him.
I've watched all these 40th anniversary videos now, cool stuff. I first saw Salem's Lot on TV in the UK in September 1981. I actually thought it was 1980 but I just checked and it was 1981. At the time I had no idea what it was about and I had no idea who Stephen King was, although I had heard of the film The Shining of course. I didn't realise the stories were written by the same guy. I did of course know who David Soul was from Starsky and Hutch and Magnum Force and I knew James Mason from many films ranging from North By Northwest to 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and Frankenstein the True Story. So anyway after seeing it I was blown away and really scared out of my wits by Mr Barlow and co. After that we got stuck with the 90 minute film version which I watched dozens of times in the 80's. It wasn't until like 1997 that I finally got the full length 184 minute edition on VHS. I watched that about a million times, and same with the DVD and blu ray. Anyway I'm going on and on here ha ha.
You're very fortunate. This is one of my favourite movies as well. Congratulations on the autographs and in person meetings.
Big fan of SL, enjoyed that, thanks Boogeyman, saw it here in the UK in '79 as a two-parter over 2 nights, it stayed with me ever since, great tv movie
Thank you so much for doing this. Great job you did here 👍❤️
It was such a blast. I am so glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for the kind words
thanks for this!!! Lot was the first novel I read because I saw the '79 version on T.V.....I was 9, enough said.
Great stuff really enjoy vids and your enthusiasm for Salem's lot it is the best vampire film ever made I still watch it to this day it's a classic.
An American werewolf in London is the gold standard of werewolf movies as Salem's Lot is the gold standard of vampire movies! 🖐🖐 down!!!!
What an amazing town, its a long way from the UK but would love to visit one day.
Town is fantastic. I sure hope you get to visit one day. Best to you
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I like all of your your movies are just great I enjoy watching them.
Great job. Enjoyed this very much.
Thank you very much!
Did anyone notice the prop Danny Glick(Brad)was sitting on when Mark Petrie chased him away from the window?you can clearly see it between his knees....And when Danny lets Ralphie in the second time,in the hospital,you can see someone in the corner in the windows reflection??Boogeyman Ben please check it out..Unless you have noticed it already..And third,and lastly,how did "Faithful" the dog die?I mean who was responsible?Never understood that.....Thank you and great job honoring my all time fave horror movie!!!
I figured Straker had to be the one who killed Faithful, because Barlow hadn’t arrived yet. I’m confused on why Straker killed him though.
@@kirkpresley9623 too stop him distracting ppl or maybe mike from Barlow?!
Thanks for that great tour of Ferndale . Wow looks a great place. Hope to make the next saloms lot anniversary. Brilliant tattoo of the MASTER. Cheers mate
Thank you Lawson. Ferndale is an amazing place. Hope to live there one day. Thanks so much watching and for the kind words.
@@BoogeyManBen welcome my friend
enjoyed this ben! good series!
Thanks so much brother. It was one of the highlights of my life. I am so glad you enjoyed it,
They gotta bring back the Marsten House.
I am a member of the "then and now" FB page and I can say one thing to you Ben- if there is going to be a 50th, then I WILL meet you there!
Make it 45th year. It's only a few years away and I can make it. I'm in l.a
Thanks for the promotion of the website and Facebook group, Ben. Glad that the info was so useful to you. Here's the interview I did with the Ferndale Enterprise newspaper during my only visit (so far) back in 2015: sites.google.com/a/blowupthenandnow.com/salem-s-lot-then-now/interview-the-ferndale-enterprise Enjoy!
Thank you Ian for sending this interview with Ferndale Enterprise. It was my honor promoting the group and website. They were a tremendous help to me. Best to you my friend
How far away do you live from Ferndale? My wife was born in Eureka but her parents moved to Louisiana in the late 70's. They have fond memories of Ferndale which is 20 miles from Eureka
I just recently read the book and watched the movie and now I’m a big fan. What’s the name of the Facebook group?