In the summer of 1985, amid a sea of slashers, wisecracking teen comedies, and action juggernauts like Rambo: First Blood Part II and Back to the Future, a quirky little horror movie snuck into theaters and bit back hard. It was called Fright Night, and if you were lucky enough to catch it in a packed theater, you remember the gasps, the laughs, and the cheers when Roddy McDowall—yes, Cornelius and Caesar from Planet of the Apes—stepped onto the screen as a washed-up horror host turned reluctant vampire slayer …read more >
Were The ’70s The Audiophile Golden Age for Hi-Fi Stereo Gear?
There are times when circumstances and conditions come together in a once-in-a-lifetime manner, right? You know what I mean—perhaps it is a sports team, when
