Salem's Lot (1979)

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Directed by

Tobe Hooper

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David Soul
Ben Mears 2 episodes, 1979

James Mason
Richard K. Straker 2 episodes, 1979

Lance Kerwin
Mark Petrie 2 episodes, 1979

Bonnie Bedelia
Susan Norton 2 episodes, 1979

Lew Ayres
Jason Burke 2 episodes, 1979

Julie Cobb
Bonnie Sawyer 2 episodes, 1979

Elisha Cook Jr.
Gordon 'Weasel' Phillips 2 episodes, 1979

George Dzundza
Cully Sawyer 2 episodes, 1979

Written by

Stephen King
(novel)

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Vampires are invading a small New England town. It's up to a novelist and a young horror fan to save it.

Release date: 17 November 1979
UPC: 085391271727

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