Forever Knight - The Trilogy, Part 2 (1994 - 1995) Review

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(More customer reviews)Nick Knight ( Geraint Wyn Davies) is a vampire who has lived for almost 800 years. However, he has always wished that he could become mortal again. To repay his debt to society, he works as a homicide detective for the Toronto Metropolitan Police. While he secretly uses his vampire abilities to solve the city's most difficult cases with his smart-mouthed and witty partner Don Schanke ( John Kapelos), he attempts to find a cure for his case of vampirism with his best friend and fellow medical pathologist Natalie Lambert (Catherine Disher).
I have been a fan of the vampire genre my whole life. There have been many films and television shows that have focused on that very subject. However, Forever Knight is one of the best overall that I have ever seen. All I can say is that I am extremely excited about the release of season two on DVD. The first season DVD set was not very well put together in my opinion. But it looks like the powers that be are rectifying their mistakes. We get actual extras this time and at a much better price than before. However, for me in this case, the lower price and fantastic extras that are being offered, are just icing on the cake. I want the set mainly for the episodes themselves. The first season of Forever Knight was excellent. But the second season is my favorite one of the whole show. After the first episode, Lacroix was only shown via flashbacks for the entire first season. We finally get to see Nick's vampire mentor and sire Lacroix return and do more than just connect us to Nick's past. The second season really lets Nigel Bennet show us why he is the most talented actor on the show. He plays Lacroix perfectly throughout the season. Secondly, the plot lines in season two are considerably better than the first season as well. A great example of this, is the episode "Close Call" in which Schanke gets closer to the truth about Nick.
Overall I could not be happier with the second season set they have put together. With a fantastic season and great extras at a more afforable price, I consider this set a must own for any fan of the vampire genre.
A solid 5 stars...

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Forever Knight - The Trilogy, Part 1 (1992 - 1993) (1992) Review

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(More customer reviews)Will I be buying the next two - absolutely! Would I be willing to pay more for a better product - absolutely! Will I let other FK fans know about the DVDs - already have, with cautions.
I fell in love with Forever Knight the first time I saw it on late night TV. I have been anxiously waiting for the show to come out on DVD,and pre-ordered as soon as I found that it was finally going to be released. Within the first 30 minutes my excitement was tinged with disappointment...there are missing scenes from the pilot episode, there are no extras, interviews, etc. C'mon guys why aren't all the eps at least the full Canadian version (European would be even better!) Why no extras? All the actors, producers, directors and writers are still around would getting some interviews be that difficult? Outtakes have to exist why not include them? As for the ads for other products that are being presented as extras - didn't watch and not going to watch - if it doesn't include some of the FK cast don't even bother to put it into the next two.

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Nick Knight is a 13th-century vampire living in modern-dayToronto. In an effort to regain his mortality, Knight atones for 700years of evil by fighting crime as a homicide detective for the Torontopolice.

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She-Wolf of London: The Complete Series Review

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(More customer reviews)Whatever you do, don't miss the very fun and engaging TV series "SHE-WOLF OF LONDON"/LOVE & CURSES"! This unforgettable horror/drama/comedy/romance series aired as part of the short-lived (and poorly distributed) Hollywood Premiere Network (1990-91) of syndicated shows. The Hollywood Premiere Network consisted of only three shows: "SHE-WOLF OF LONDON", "SHADES OF L.A." and "THEY CAME FROM OUTER SPACE". "SHE-WOLF OF LONDON" was finally seen across the entire country when it aired on The SCI-FI Channel in the mid-90's as part of their "Sci-Fi Fridays" prime-time line-up. The beautiful Kate Hodge ("Rapid Fire", "The Hidden II", "Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III") stars as Randi Wallace, a young American graduate student living in England who is cursed to become a werewolf every full moon. Neil Dickson ("Biggles: Adventures in Time", the evil Rickman on Season 3 of "SLIDERS") stars as Ian Matheson, professor of mythology, and Randi's would-be love-interest. Together, the duo search for a cure for Randi's curse and also investigate other supernatural occurences. With Episode #15, the series title and format changed to "LOVE & CURSES" and production moved to Los Angeles. Ian quits academia and gets a job as the host of "How Strange", a Los Angeles-area TV show which focused on the supernatural, and Randi becomes his producer. The following is a list of episode titles with original airdates:
"SHE-WOLF OF LONDON":
1. "She-Wolf of London" (pilot) (10/09/90
2. "The Bog Man of Letchmoor Heath" (10/16/90)
3. "Moonlight Becomes You" (10/23/90)
4. "The Juggler" (10/30/90)
5. "Nice Girls Don't" (11/06/90)
6. "Little Bookshop of Horrors" (11/13/90)
7. "Can't Keep a Dead Man Down, part one" (11/20/90)
8. "Can't Keep a Dead Man Down, part two" (11/27/90)
9. "The Wild Hunt" (12/04/90)
10. "What's Got Into Them?" (12/12/90)
11. "Big Top She-Wolf" (01/12/91)
12. "She-Devil" (01/19/91)
13. "Voodoo Child" (01/26/91)
14. "Beyond the Beyond" (02/09/91) (An unforgettable spoof of STAR TREK and science fiction conventions!)
Series Title Changes to "LOVE & CURSES"
15. "Curiousity Killed the Kravitz" (03/06/91)
16. "Habeas Corpses" (03/13/91)
17. "Bride of the Wolfman" (03/20/91)
18. "Heart Attack" (03/27/91)
19. "Mystical Pizza" (04/03/91)
20. "Eclipse" (04/10/91)
Don't hesitate to purchase "SHE-WOLF OF LONDON" on DVD!!! It is well worth your time, I assure you! A few other obscure fun/campy sci-fi TV shows that I heartily recommend are "THE MIDDLEMAN", Sam Raimi's "CLEOPATRA 2525", "CONAN: THE ADVENTURER", "THE IMMORTAL" starring Lorenzo Lamas, and "BLACK SCORPION".


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In the tradition of Universal\'s famed collection of monsters comes She-Wolf of London. Now the complete series featuring all 20 episodes is available for the first time on DVD.Beautiful American grad student Randi Wallace (Kate Hodge, \'Fringe") never suspected that traveling to England to study with handsome mythology professor Ian Matheson (Neil Dickson, Beowulf) would change her life forever. While conducting research on the misty and mysterious English moors, Randi is attacked and bitten by a werewolf. Now cursed to transform into a bloodthirsty werewolf during every full moon, the two must find a way to save her. Follow their adventures from London to L.A. as they search for a cure, battle supernatural forces and the romantic feelings they have for one another.

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