We are back on the highway again, keeping the flashing lights of Smokey's car in the rearview mirror, and adventure on the horizon as we bring you the fifth installment of the " Smokey and the Bandit " franchise. An imposter has stolen Bandit's rig and a prototype car he was hired to deliver.  Using everything at his disposal, he has to chase down this rogue and get the car back. All, while avoiding "Smokey"... " Bandit: Bandit, Bandit " is the second made for TV movie in the franchise.  You can tell that the TV movies were meant to be a TV series, as the opening credits look exactly like the one from " Bandit: Bandit Goes Country ", and looks very TV series-ish.  I mentioned in my review of " Bandit: Bandit Goes Country " that it had a weird " 90210 "/" Dukes of Hazzard " vibe to it.  Well... imagine my surprise and amusement when "Smokey" (in the form of Sheriff Enright) is revealed to be played...

Vampires.  Stephen King.  Halloween Day By Day.  Mike S. A match made in heaven, right? Writer Ben Mears returns to his home town of Salem's Lot to write about the local "haunted house"- the Marsten House.  His arrival seems to herald a plague: children disappearing... locals feeling tired and run down... and growing fear and suspicion.