Ansel Faraj & Nathan Wilson on DOCTOR MABUSE

Curious about the new DOCTOR MABUSE movie coming from director ANSEL FARAJ? Last month's trailer established the mystery and tone of the film, but the video above might shed a little more light on the project. Faraj and actor NATHAN WILSON discuss the goals of the film, as well as what it was like to work with actors JERRY LACY, LARA PARKER and KATHRYN LEIGH SCOTT.

Ansel has also asked me to pass along some information about his film. Below is a brief FAQ about how, when and where you will be able to see DOCTOR MABUSE:

Will DOCTOR MABUSE be playing in other cities besides Los Angeles?
No - nothing has been confirmed at present. There are a few possible screenings we are working on, but nothing concrete.

Will DOCTOR MABUSE be screening overseas, or just in the USA?
Once again, no - not at the moment, but we are working out possible screenings in London and Madrid. But once again - nothing concrete at the moment.

When will a DVD be available?
November

DOCTOR MABUSE premiere set for Dark Shadows Island Weekend

DARK SHADOWS ISLAND WEEKEND is scheduled for April 27-28 this year at Coronado, Calif. The event is one of two placeholders* for the annual DARK SHADOWS FESTIVAL, and serves as a premiere event for the feature film DOCTOR MABUSE. Directed by ANSEL FARAJ, the film stars JERRY LACY, KATHRYN LEIGH SCOTT and LARA PARKER. 

Dark Shadows alumni DAVID SELBY and CHRISTOPHER PENNOCK will also be in attendance for the event. There are details in the advertisement above, with more available at the event's Facebook page.

 I spoke with Faraj and actor NATHAN WILSON several weeks ago for a podcast interview, which you can download as an MP3 here.

(*A DARK SHADOWS CRUISE is also scheduled for later in the year.)

New "Super Bowl" spot for DOCTOR MABUSE

Director ANSEL FARAJ has shared a new "Super Bowl" trailer for the upcoming film DOCTOR MABUSE, which features DARK SHADOWS alumni JERRY LACY, KATHRYN LEIGH SCOTT and LARA PARKER. Faraj and actor NATHAN WILSON stopped by The Collinsport Historical Society offices a few weeks ago to discuss the film in our weekly podcast, which you can find HERE.