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The 2024 film ‘Salem's Lot' is an adaptation of Stephen King's novel about a writer who returns to his hometown to find it under attack by vampires:  Plot Ben Mears, a writer who spent part of his childhood in Jerusalem's Lot, Maine, returns to his hometown after 25 years to write a book about the Marsten House. He discovers that an ancient evil has come to town and is turning the residents into vampires. Ben vows to stop the plague of undead and save the town.  Characters The main vampire is Kurt Barlow, a bald-headed coffin-dweller played by Alexander Ward. Ben's assistant, Richard Straker, played by Pilou Asbæk, acquires the Marsten House, a Victorian-style murder mansion.  Tone Some say the film is filled with jump scares and deaths, with characters being bitten, shot, and hit by a car. Others say the film doesn't get under your skin enough and doesn't have time to develop the characters.  Release The film was announced in 2019, shot in 2021, and with additional photography in 2022.  https://mostlysuperheroes.com/season-5-blogcast/salems-lot-2024-film ©2024 Carrogan Ventures, LLC

What's up, dudes? Its one of the best vampire movies out there! Yes, I've got Bob Baker from Festive Foreign Film Fans,  Santa Ambassador Matt Spaulding from  North Pole Radio, and Jeremy Phelps the Alamo City Santa with me to talk Salem's Lot! It's a 1979 made for tv movie adaptation of Stephen King's classic novel, and it's dope! When Ben Mears comes back to Jerusalem's Lot, he intends to research and write about the old Marsten House. He befriends a young college girl named Susan, and begins a relationship with her. Meanwhile, the house is bought by antiquities dealers Kurt Barlow and Richard Straker. Spoiler alert: Barlow's a master vampire and Straker's his familiar.The town's denizens slowly begin disappearing, falling ill, and dying. As it turns out, Barlow's been transforming the Glick boys and others into vampires. Mears, Susan, and a few others, including a doctor, a teacher, and young boy named Danny, begin to fight back. After Fr. Callahan fails his crisis of faith and leaves, and after Susan is transformed and slain, the rest eventually kill Barlow and Straker. They set the town on fire, too.Creepy old haunted house? Check. Creepy old antique shop? Uh huh. Creepy old blue skinned vampire with rat teeth? Only if it's a poor makeup job! So grab your stakes, fill up vials with holy water, and hunt during the daylight with this episode on "Salem's Lot!" Festive Foreign Film FansFB: @ForeignFestiveFilmFansTwitter: @FestiveFilmFans Alamo City SantaIG: @alamocitysanta Give us a buzz! Send a text, dudes!Check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Totally Rad Christmas Mall & Arcade, Teepublic.com, or TotallyRadChristmas.com! Later, dudes!

Meet Me at the Marsten House... Alright Friends, I've watched the new 2024 Salem's Lot as well as the 1979 Salem's Lot (both streaming on Max) a couple of times this weekend and I have some thoughts! In this episode, I explore the Good, the Bad and the Super Bad with Positives/Criticism & The Wishing Well *SPOILERS AHEAD for Salem's Lot and Dark Tower #5, Wolves of the Calla*) Please Give the Show Some Love and Post a 5-star Rating on Your Favorite Podcast Outlet! End Credits: (Keys of Moon) Soundcloud X:@UnderratedSKPod Insta:@UnderratedSKPodcast Patreon: patreon.com/dansewithkimc Underratedsk@gmail.com Kim C. Will Return with a Constant Reader Interview!

It may be November, but Halloween still haunts us. And YOU, if you dare listen to The Final Chapter of the 18th Annual A-Z of Horror Festival!It's a festival first! A guest host! As the Common Craig's sister, Average Amy, creeps out of that casket in the root cellar, to help us sink our fangs into the original mini-series adaptation of Stephen King's Salem's Lot (1979). Vampires, the Marsten House, and a lot of small town 70s drama.If you can't manage to find something that offends you at least a little bit in this movie, you're even more disturbed than the Common Craig. Good for you. This is THE Troma movie. The original monster hero born out of toxic waste. The Toxic Avenger (1984)!If you're going to make a run at following Scream during the 90s slasher resurgence, you'd better have a good gimmick. And some attractive, young, up-and-coming talent. Plus horror veterans like Danielle Harris, Brad Dourif and Robert Englund. Does it work? Or is Urban Legend (1998) as effective as Pop Rocks and soda?A television is shipped to a house instead of an institute for studies of the occult. That may not sound like a problem, but when The Video Dead (1987) emerge from that TV, even when it's unplugged, your weekend is probably going to be ruined.If you've ever wanted to take a course on skiing, you may have second thoughts after this one. I mean, you'll at least be very particular when choosing which instructors you spend time with. Because these three? They make me very uncomfortable. Just stay away from Wolf's Hole (1987).And if you decide to make some porn in middle-of-nowhere Texas, please make sure that you know who you're renting that boarding house from. Things do not go well in Ti West's X (2022).Just imagine being raised in seclusion in a cave until you're a teenager. And when you finally emerge, you know nothing of the world. When witchcraft is the base of your knowledge, learning what it means to be human may prove to be quite a struggle, but You Won't Be Alone (2022).Movie parents always seem so freaked out about their kids having imaginary friends. But with Z (2019), at least there's a very valid reason for concern.

Ben Mears revisits his old childhood home in order to write the definitive book about the old Marsten House and the evil that it brings. Perfect timing as local antique dealer slash vampire guardian, Straker shows up to bring his boss into the doomed town. Join Ciaran and Trevor as they discuss this mini series and how it still holds up even by todays standards.   Enjoy!   #Salem's Lot

Derek and Kieran are delighted to be joined by actor Lance Kerwin. The golden boy of 1970's American TV Lance was a staple in many hit shows including, Little House on the Prairie, James at 15 along with movies such as The Loneliest Runner and The Boy Who Drank Too Much. However it would be the 1979 mini series Salem's Lot that would become his most iconic role to date. Lance gives us the inside story behind the making of this classic horror. Was Mr Barlow as terrifying on set? Was he actually scared filming the scene in the cellar of the Marsten House? And were those Glick boys as freaky in the flesh? Let Christy Take It bring you Lance Kerwin. Big window tap kudos to our editor Mark Cullen for all his hard work.

This week Derry Public Radio continues their Patreon Selection Series with “Christine” chosen by Brad Hann. Tune in as we discuss CM’s pun game, the effect the shift in narrators provides, a classic car meet-cute, the way our first impression of Arnie’s parents sets a tone for their relationship, Stephen King’s best description of a “fat angry King character”, Dennis’ weird family dynamic, the horrific history of Christine, a brutal accident takes a character out of the equation, and Christine gets her first taste of revenge. Get ready to cruise into Episode 77, “The Marsten House of Cars”.

On this episode of Daily Dead's official podcast, Heather Wixson discusses Tobe Hooper's 1979 miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's ’Salem's Lot with special guest Jared Rivet (screenwriter of 2017's Jackals, staff writer on 2021's Day of the Dead series and 2019's Are You Afraid of the Dark? revival, producer of 2007's Raw Footage, writer and voice actor on the Earbud Theater audio drama). From its emotional performances and bold direction to its gothic atmosphere and haunting vampire makeup effects, listen as Heather and Jared (who worked with Hooper) revisit the Marsten House, face The Master, and reflect on what still makes Salem's Lot so scary more than 40 years after it first premiered on CBS.

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. After the success of his novel CARRIE (1974), Stephen King followed up with what some considered a more traditional novel, ‘SALEM’S LOT (1975), based strictly within the most popular horror subgenre of all, vampires. However, unlike the traditional vampire story, he took the DRACULA tale and placed it squarely into a small New England town; basically using PEYTON PLACE (in a sense) as a vampire setting. Ben Mears, an unsuccessful author, heads back to Jerusalem’s Lot, a small town in Maine that he used to spend summers at. As a child, during a dare, he entered an abandoned home of a former Boston Irish mobster. Inside he swore he saw the ghost of hitman Hubie Marsten. Now he wants to write a book on the Marsten House and also face his own “ghosts” from the past. A big success for Stephen King’s sophomore effort, the book was turned into a TV mini-series directed by Tobe Hooper and also once more in the 2004 starring actor Rob Lowe. Dark Discussions takes a look at the novel and discusses it thoroughly as only fans can. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

"Books are the closest thing to magic." Chief Exec of the National Centre for Writing Chris Gribble is back on the podcast for episode #50, celebrating not only a year of the podcast but also the first full year of the Centre re-opening after the refurbishment of Dragon Hall in 2018. Inside this very podcast you will find out which two books changed Chris' life, his favourite books of the last year and who would win in a fight: Jane Austen or George Eliot. Also: the 10-year journey to bring the NCW to life, why we're based in Norwich, what the literature world can do to reduce its carbon footprint and why Dragon Hall is a bit like Marsten House in Salem's Lot (but not really). Find out more about the work we do on our website: http://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk

Wrapping up their Salem’s Lot coverage, the DPR Staff watch the three hour Salem’s Lot miniseries! Tune in as we discuss the absurd casting, a surprise Fred Willard, how perfect the Marsten House is as a set piece, Josh and CM reenact their favorite scene, the most sinister acting ever done by a crate, the weird changes made to Mark, and one scene causes all three to become immediately furious! Sharpen your stakes for Episode 18, “Terror Comes From the Tongue”.

It's our now annual episode with 'Salem's Lot scholar Jess Peacock. Back for his third year in a row, this time we tackle the film/mini-series versions of the book. You can find Jess on Facebook at Legacy of the Marsten House.

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. The derivative vampire novel in the modern era (assuming the modern era is the last 50 years) is none other than Stephen King’s Salem’s Lot. The novel was the second by the author, released in 1975, and became an instant best seller with its tale of an evil rooted in a small town that turns out to be more corporeal rather than figurative. Struggling author Ben Mears returns to the town of his childhood to begin research on a new novel based off the Marsten House which sits upon a hill above the town. During his return, an antiques shop opens by two men named Barlow and Straker. When there is a disappearance of a young boy, the three new comers are looked upon as possible suspects by the local constable. Soon a group of residents ban together when certain pieces to the puzzle lead to an underlying evil. In 1979, Tobe Hooper’s adaption of the novel, was made into the “movie-of-the-week” mini-series on television. The screenplay was written by Paul Monash, who’s work on Peyton Place and small town New England, seemed to be a brilliant choice. Dark Discussions takes a look at this beloved movie and the book and gives their thoughts. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

This week's warrior is Army veteran Steve Sxaks. Steve is no stranger to Lawson Entertainment as he's joined me on Veteran Empire and 1, 2, Many: Veteran Suicide. We've also collaborated on a podcast I host for them called Mighty Mighty Marsten House. Steve is a co-founder of Marsten House, a recording studio and record label in Philadelphia. His business in the hip hop industry has grown over the years and is worthy of respect. Steve joins us to discuss the usual questions: what it means to be a warrior, challenges he faces, what inspires him. He also shares with us the journey that brought him to the studio, pivoting the business during adversity, and becoming a teacher. Be sure to share your thoughts with us on Twitter using #FuelForWarriors. @Steve_Sxaks (guest) @TimLawson21 (host) @LockNLoadJava (Production partner) @LawsonEntertain (Production)

This week's guest is Rich Quick. Rich hails from South Jersey and is very familiar with Marsten House. He has participated in several cyphers and is popular among Philly hip hop heads. Rich joins me to talk about his introduction to hip hop, his creative process, some of his lyrics, and which artists he'd like to work with. Be sure to leave a comment, review, or tell us if you enjoyed the interview on Twitter: @RichMFNQuick @TimLawson21 @MightyMightyMH @LawsonEntertain @MarstenHouse

If theres one thing that we hear at Marsten House pride ourselves on its the fact that we have had the opportunity to showcase talent from literally all over the world. This particular cypher includes the legendary Carnage The Executioner (Minnesota) and a group of emcees he hand selected to rhyme with! Id like to introduce you to "The Wrecking Crew". Produced by none other than our good friend Level 13Steve SxaksRaw - D (Philadelphia)Taiyamo Denku (Wisconsin)Macrophonic MC (Arkansas) A.B. (New York)Stevie Franks (New Jersey)Katana Da Don (Minnesota)Judah Priest (Philadelphia) Carnage The Executioner (Minnesota) Outro by Eddie Madrid

Hezekiah is a producer, emcee, song writer, and creator of Beat Society. He's out of Philadelphia and was introduced to the podcast through Steve Sxaks at Marsten House. Hezekiah talked to me about his creative process, being introduced to hip hop culture, his lyrics, and more. Check out his music at his BandCamp: http://3crates.bandcamp.com/

This is it. What you have all been waiting for. The Marsten House/Cypher circuit partnership!!! This is the official Cypher Circuit launch cypher! Not only does it feature a dope original beat provided by non other than Level 13, it also features artists from literally all over the country! Click subscribe and be on the look out for more!Steve SxaksCapowindchILLCoastT-ZankK. DaverWhitney PeytonCoal CashTonesTabooFather Focus Confucius TermanologyLevel 13www.marstenhouserecording.comwww.cyphercircuit.com

Jus Allah joins Tim Lawson on Mighty Mighty Marsten House this week. Most of you probably recognize Jus as a former member of Jedi Mind Tricks. Tim and Jus will discuss more of Jus’ introduction to the culture, his creative process, being a group artist vs a solo artist and so much more. Be sure to join the conversation on Twitter using #MMMH9 and let us know what you think! @TimLawson21 @JusAllahMMA @MarstenHouse

Episode 8 of Mighty Mighty Marsten House brings us Adlib of BattleAxe Warriors. Adlib talks to Tim about: Meeting MadChild Getting into hip hop His creative process The story behind two sets of lyrics What it means to a BattleAxe Warrior Let us know what you think. Hit us up on Twitter! @TimLawson21 @Adlib76 @MarstenHouse

This week we have Carnage the Executioner on the show. Tim and Carnage cover a vast set of topics: Carnage’s new release: The Ultimatum His introduction to hip hop His creative process Homophobia in Hip Hop Featured track: Keep the Body Bags Handy About the Artist:Terrell Woods A.K.A. Carnage The Executioner is a Hip-Hop artist widely recognized for his mind-numbing lyrical dexterity and uncanny ability to compose musical symphonies with his mouth through human beat boxing. His unwavering work ethic, warm personality and kind heart have earned him the respect of many of Independent and commercial music’s most reputable artists. Carnage’s mouth has been called “The best drummer in town”, in reference to his beat boxing skills. Follow Tim, Marsten House, and Carnage on Twitter: @TimLawson21 @LawsonEntertain @MarstenHouse @CarnageXXXL

Chadd Downing has been on many Lawson Entertainment podcasts. It only made sense to bring him on Mighty Mighty Marsten House. Chadd is originally from New Jersey but currently makes music in South Carolina. He gets into his time in the military, how he approaches song writing, and he relationship with Marsten House. Chadd: @P_Loco_60 Tim: @TimLawson21 Marsten House: @MarstenHouse

It’s time! Lawson Entertainment and Marsten House Recording have collaborated to bring you an exciting show! Mighty Mighty Marsten House is a podcast that is all about the creators of hip hop. Each week, we’ll feature an artist or producer to learn about their introduction to hip hop, their creative process, and even decipher a lyric or two. This first week brings us the founders of Marsten House Studios: Steve Sxaks and Ethan Mintz. Tune in to learn how the studio got started and why their legendary cyphers are so valuable. Enjoy!

Nico the Beast has lost many significant people in his life. He copes with it in his music. Listen in as this Philadelphia rapper talks about his hip hop discovery, his creative process, being at Marsten House, and using the pain of loss to create music. Nico lost his son, mother, best friend and godfather in a short time. He hasn’t let that emotional toll stop him from making music. Be sure to join the conversation on Twitter using #MMMH13 and tweet at us: @TimLawson21 (host) @NicoTheBeast (guest) @LawsonEntertain (production) @MarstenHouse (production partner)

Eddie Madrid is a 20 year old rapper/singer/songwriter from Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, right outside of Philadelphia. Growing up inspired by the likes of Kanye West, Childish Gambino, Kendrick Lamar, and Drake, Eddie’s music style is as versatile in realm of hip hop as one can be, with songs that range from trap music, pop-ish R&B, and everything else in between. Eddie is an artist on Marsten House Records in Abington, PA. Eddie channels his music with the hope that one day he will inspire and entertain people across the globe. Tim and Eddie cover: Eddie’s evolution as an artist Beneifits of being on a label Meeting Donald Glover Lessons in admiring an artist Featured track: I Love H.E.R. Enjoy! marstenhouserecords.com – lawsonentertainment.com – soundcloud.com/eddiemadrid @TimLawson21 @LawsonEntertain @MarstenHouse @_EddieMadrid