Night of Dark Shadows
1971, Horror, 1h 37m
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A young artist, Quentin Collins (David Selby) inherits a mansion that has been in his family for generations, and he moves into the house with his wife, Tracy (Kate Jackson). Soon Quentin becomes tormented by strange, dark dreams that seem to echo his clan's macabre history. Eventually, the ghost of Angelique (Lara Parker), one of Quentin's ancestors, appears, and he starts to take on bizarre and violent behavior. Can the curse of the Collins estate be broken?
Cast & Crew
David Selby
Quentin Collins, Charles Collins
Quentin Collins, Charles Collins
Lara Parker
Angelique Collins
Angelique Collins
Kate Jackson
Tracy Collins
Tracy Collins
Grayson Hall
Carlotta Drake
Carlotta Drake
John Karlen
Alex Jenkins
Alex Jenkins
Nancy Barrett
Claire Jenkins
Claire Jenkins
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Audience Reviews for Night of Dark Shadows
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Sep 16, 2007A young couple moves into their newly inherited mansion only to discover that it's haunted. David Selby and Kate Jackson star in this romantic ghost story that comes complete with transparent specters and a malevolent housekeeper. This is 70's gothic horror that's long on atmosphere and short on special effects. <i>Night of Dark Shadows</i> hasn't aged well. The slow pacing and melodramatic scoring does not translate favorably for modern audiences. The film was, however, inspired by the short-lived television soap opera, Dark Shadows [1966-71], that still has a small but deeply disturbed following (myself included).
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