The 1969 Barnabas Collins Dark Shadows Game Based on the cult television series, the game comes with a coffin for component storage, glow-in-the-dark vampire teeth (bonus --not used in play), a spinner, some tiny wooden stakes and four sets of glow-in-the-dark skeleton parts. You race to be the first to assemble your skeleton on its scaffold. Spin the spinner and hope to get the correct bone. The ring is wild. When you get a stake, you collect one; if you collect three, you return the stakes and

Jonathan Frid - Barnabas Collins, the vampire from Dark Shadows: The Original Series, on "What's My Line?", 1970. After the "reveal", he talks about the preparation for the theatrical film, and he says it will be called "Dark Shadows". When it was released on Dec. 31, 1970, the title had been changed to "House of Dark Shadows" to avoid confusion with the TV series. The film was a huge moneymaker for the then-troubled MGM, and also historic because it was the first time a TV soap opera had been m