Despite being held in almost total disregard by horror film cinephiles, Tobe Hooper's adaptation of Stephen King's Salem's Lot (1979) remains a fan favorite, and easily ranks as one of the most popular horror films ever created for television. This is the first book-length critical commentary ever published on this film, and contains many new interviews, behind-the-scenes stills, poster artwork, and other extras.
Author(s): Tony Earnshaw
Edition: 1
Publisher: Centipede Press
Year: 2014
Language: English
Pages: 328
City: Lakewood, CO
Tags: Salems Lot, Tobe Hooper, Tony Earnshaw, Studies in the Horror Film
15: Life in a Small Town: The Making of Salem's Lot - Tony Earnshaw
29: Interview with Stephen King (1979) - Paul Gagne
45: On the Set of Salem's Lot - Bill Kelley
67: Interview with Tobe Hooper (1979) - Bill Kelley
79: An Interview with Tobe Hooper (2012) - Tony Earnshaw
121: Interview with Richard Kobritz (1979) - Bill Kelley
141: Interview with Reggie Nalder (2004) - David Del Valle
159: Interview with Jules Brenner (2008) - Jerad Walters
169: Interview with Richard Kobritz (2012) - Tony Earnshaw
203: Interview with James Mason (1979) - Miles Beller
213: Interview with David Soul (2002) - Tony Earnshaw
231: Interview with Geoffrey Lewis (2007) - Tony Earnshaw
241: Interview with Lance Kerwin - Randy Waage
251: Interview with Susan Sukman McCray (2007) - Tony Earnshaw
257: Gallery
269: Ferndale, California: Then and Now
283: Salem's Lot: The Screenplay
322: Credits and Acknowledgements
