Johnsburyġ996 – A Man with a Plan, Tunbridge, Strafford, Chelseaġ997 – My Mother’s Early Lovers, Norwich, Thetford, Strafford, and various other locationsġ997 – A Stranger in the Kingdom, Chelsea, Guildhallġ997 – Pressure Point, Rutland, Burlingtonġ997 – Spinning the Bottle, Barton, Crystal Lakeġ997 – First Surface: The Story of a Twice Grown Boyġ998 – Mud Season, Montpelier, East Montpelier, Waterbury Centerġ998 – American Road, Quechee, Shelburne, Montpelierġ998 – The Cider House Rules, Dummerston, Bellows Falls, Weathersfield (written by John Irving of Dorset, VT)ġ998 – Gabriel Women: Passamaquoddy Basketweaversġ998 – Kingsbury Beach (experimental animation)ġ999 – Peril, Rutland and surrounding areaġ999 – Radical Jack, Rutland and surrounding areaġ999 – The Newcomers, Pittsfield, Proctor, Rutland, W. Johnsbury, Northeast Kingdomġ994 – The Spitfire Grill, Peacham, St. Johnsburyġ986 – Baby Boom, Peru, Manchester, Westonġ987 – Funny Farm, Grafton, Townshend, Windsorġ988 – Welcome Home, Bennington, Woodstockġ991 – Time Chasers, Rutland, Bennington, Burlingtonġ992 – Journey Home: Accompaniment in Guatemalaġ992 – Ethan Frome, Peacham, Morrisville, Chester Areaġ992 – Vermont is for Lovers, Chelsea, Tunbridgeġ993 – Where the Rivers Flow North, Peacham, St. Montpelier,ġ982 – I am the Cheese, Plainfield/Marshfield/Northfield/Montpelierġ983 – Granada: The Future Coming Toward Usġ983 – The Gift of Love: A Christmas Story, Chelsea/Burlingtonġ986 – A Return to Salem’s Lot, Peacham, Newbury, St. Harrison Ford was spotted at a local Irish pub, RiRa’s on several occasions imbibing with some of the locals.ġ920 – Way Down East, White River Jct./Hartlandġ954 – The Trouble with Harry, Craftsbury Commonġ972 – Portnoy’s Complaint Director: Ernest Lehmanġ974 – The Catamount Killing, North Benningtonġ979 – A Change of Seasons, Bennington/Wilmingtonġ980 – The Four Seasons, Edson Hill Manor, Stoweġ982 – Something Wicked This Way Comes, Jeffersonville/E. Lots of big name movie stars cavorting around the small city of Burlington in just one year.
Locations included the cemetery in North Burlington, the UVM area and the D.A.R.
Those expecting a reverent sequel to the King tale will no doubt be disappointed.Around the same time, Harrison Ford was in the area filming “ What Lies Beneath“, a ghost/suspense story. To explore modern-day political and social ills. Thematically, Cohen continues his use of the fantasy genres But the movie is stolen by a pair of older actors: Duggan, in one of his last roles, and director Samuel Fuller, as a crotchety, cigar-chomping vampire hunter. Character is everything inĬohen's films, and once again he gets an eccentric performance from Moriarty. Not your typical vampire movie, A RETURN TO SALEM'S LOT is a somewhat satiric poke at the genre without many thrills. Intrigued, Weber agrees, but he begins to have second thoughts when he realizes that his son is slowly being seduced into the vampire lifestyle. Although they drink human blood from time to time, they have primarily turned to cattle bloodįor sustenance since, as Judge Axel explains, human blood has become unsafe, what with alcohol, drugs, hepatitis, and "that AIDS virus." Because he is a famed anthropologist, Weber is asked to write the vampires' history-to dispel the myths about their race and set the facts down once and forĪll. Led by the grandfatherly Judge Axel (Andrew Duggan), has grown rich from real estate values alone, and its members have become wealthy old Republicans, the literal embodiment of "old money" in America. To their surprise, the small New England town is populated by vampires. Michael Moriarty as Joe Weber, an ambitious anthropologist who travels to Maine with his estranged teenage son, Jeremy (Richard Addison Reed), to renovate a house left to him by his aunt.
A sequel in name only to "Salem's Lot," the made-for-TV movie of Stephen King's novel, the picture stars A RETURN TO SALEM'S LOT is another one of those bizarre, personal, and very quirky genre films from the fevered brain of Larry Cohen-this one produced directly for home video.
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