You'll be glad of that then eh?

Seen PIECES years ago and loved it ever since!

I'd heard about Pieces a lot over the years but never actually watched it until I got the Grindhouse double disc set.I'd have to put it in my list of top 10 guilty pleasures amongst stuff like Humanoids from the Deep, Basket Case, Burial Ground, etc. :D

Yours truly first saw Pieces back in the '90s via a questionable quality VHS bootleg copied from an uncut Aussie (i think!) tape. However, upon obtaining the Grindhouse Releasing DVD i swiftly sent the relevant video version packing.:)

Despite my history with horror movies, I hadn't discovered this until the review disc plopped on to my door mat. It's the best slasher (correct term?) that I didn't see in the 80s. It really does deliver the ole phrase "It's so bad, it's good". I enjoyed it very much and that will come across in my review.


"Basterrrrrrrd!" :pound:

I too only discovered it a couple years ago while searching for 80's slasher flix to um, *ahem* download *cough*. Hope I can say that word on this forum :blush: Anyway, upon rewatching that version of it, I did buy the Arrow dvd just this past summer. Now I wonder when the seemingly inevitable blu ray will come out? :doh: Honestly, it's well worth the double dip! :nod:

As Cult Labs officially represents several distributors who wouldn't be happy with people talking about illegally downloading films, we don't allow any such discussions.

Im afraid I don't like this enough to spend money on a dvd of it.

My apologies. Won't happen again. :o I hope that you and they acknowledge that I did in fact end up buying their official release. And will happily do so again once the blu ray is announced.

Yes, I did notice that and thought a friendly reminder of the rules would be better than an infraction. On a side note, Arrow is no longer one of the labels we officially represent but, nonetheless, those we do would take a dim view of piracy which is why Cult Labs has a zero tolerance policy.