death scene) Danny Glick's rise from the grave (and Mike Ryerson's death) are now explicitly enabled/supervised by Barlow, who mesmerizes Ryerson and calls Danny forth Father Callahan and Dr. Cody become quick/willing vampire-hunters, with virtually no complaint or skepticism Mark Petrie uses shards of broken glass (rather than contortionist rope-tricks) to free himself from Straker's knots The entire narrative is framed by Ben Mears' confession to a Mexican priest (who periodically interrupts the retelling with specific questions) 'Salem's Lot British radio dramas BBC Radio dramas 1995 radio dramas Adaptations of works by Stephen King Vampires in popular culture