Amanda Reyes

Welcome to Shelf Space with Kina Lorber, where we talk about all things physical media with Kina Lorber's Head of Acquisitions, Frank Tarzi.

Today, we're joined by a very special guest, Amanda Reyes, who is a film historian, author, and TV movie expert.

She's the founder of the blog and podcast Made for TV Mayhem, the author of Are You in the House Alone? A TV Movie Compendium, 1964 to 1999.

And she's provided commentary for our much-anticipated horror anthology, Darkroom, which is now available on Blu-ray.

Yeah.

There is, I don't know how to tell them to look it up because I didn't create it, but if you go on Letterboxd, one of my commentary partners, Bill Ackerman, has a Letterboxd and he made a list of my home video work.

I think you can actually just Google Amanda Reyes home video work.

And it will have everything that I've done, including the essays and a couple of I've done like two or three video essays and all the all the commentaries should be on there.

And you can find those deep dive videos on YouTube on the Atomic Abe channel.

And Amanda Reyes is an academic, writer, and archivist, and the editor and co-author of Are You in the House Alone? A TV Movie Compendium, 1964 to 1999.

I'm holding it in my hand, Amanda.

Featuring essays and reviews regarding a variety of genre telefilms, she's contributed commentary tracks, liner notes, and on-camera interviews from multiple DVD and Blu-ray releases, including Night Terror, Pray for the Wildcats, bless you, Moon of the Wolf, Someone's Watching Me, Kolchak the Night Stalker, Salem's Lot, and Don't Be Afraid of the Dark, just to name a few.