Released in 1975, Salem’s Lot was Stephen King’s second – also his ... The biggest change came with the head vampire, Kurt ...

Kurt Barlow was described as having a relatively more natural human-looking appearance, which would change as he fed on more ...

and New Line's remake (or re-adaptation) of Stephen King's Salem's Lot is now streaming on Max, and a first look at this latest take on the novel's head vampire, Kurt Barlow, has leaked online.

Salem's Lot pits Ben Mears and his group of ragtags against vampire Kurt Barlow, who is chiefly responsible for the chaos in the town. The vampire wishes to turn the city into one overrun by vampires.

Then came “’Salem ... “Salem’s Lot” on TV carrying popsicle sticks for that same purpose. Incidentally, the main vampire here, a bald-headed coffin-dweller named Kurt Barlow (Alexander ...

In true retro fashion, the ’79 Salem’s Lot goes low and slow ... and the mysterious, unseen Kurt Barlow, Ben begins to suspect a vampire is preying on the Lot’s inhabitants.

The writer Ben Mears, who spent his childhood there but eventually left, returns to the sleepy town of Salem’s Lot. The area is also ... partners Mr. Richard Straker and the mysterious Mr. Kurt Barlow ...

Despite sitting on the shelf for two years (for reasons that make little sense, given the finished product), Salem’s Lot ... that within it resides Kurt Barlow (Alexander Ward), a malevolent vampire ...

Kurt Barlow in Salem's Lot is a Type 1 vampire with high intelligence and cunning skills. Barlow's origins, like fleeing the Gestapo and manipulating townspeople, add depth to his character.

whereas I’ve heard stories of kids who caught “’Salem’s Lot” on TV carrying popsicle sticks for that same purpose. Incidentally, the main vampire here, a bald-headed coffin-dweller named Kurt Barlow ...