Nice you getting in the reviewing game BS?

nah, i don't think im that good at reviewing but he said he would do me a screener as long as i let him know my thoughts on it so far, he still needs to do some final touches to it before he can release it

I just filled a couple of gaps in my collection courtesy of the late, great Mr Naschy :rip:

7 Murders for Scotland Yard

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Rojo Sangre

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I had been meaning to pick these up for a while now.

Sounds interesting BS - let me know if it's any good! :nod:

What release of Seven Murders is that BE?

will do mate!

i just won this for £2.50 on ebay

It's the US Televista release mate.

Is it good quality?

Haven't seen it before mate, but as far as I am aware Televista are the only company to have released this film legitimately on DVD - even though it does look suspiciously grey market to me! :biggrin:

There are some reviews scattered around on the net with some stills which look okay. I'm anticipating above a Troma but below an AWE quality - about a Redemption, methinks! :pound:

I have been waiting on getting this for a few years now - just in case anyone else brought it out (I was hoping for a BCI SE before they liquidated... :(), but aside from some of the scathing reviews it gets, I'm really looking forward to this one arriving! :nod:

Deal of the week. Just picked up all 4 Anchor Bay coffin boxes (again) for a tenner. :dance:

Televista are a bootleg outfit i think.

Redemption quality isn't too bad - certainly better than troma.

I might pick up a copy myself.

That's is an amazing deal Vince! :shocked: :faint:

Yeah they do look a bit suspect. Xploited Cinema used to sell a few of their titles (not that they released many :tongue1:) before they packed in.

Also, I think it's one of those releases that is teetering on the cliff edge of being OOP. There doesn't seem to be a lot of them about, and they're not too cheap either. I'd suggest getting one before it's too late... :eek: :eek: :eek: !

Yeah, knowing what amazon sellers are like i'll prboably end up having to pay £100 for it.

Apparently Televista are releasing Joe D'Amato's Pleasure Shop on 7th Avenue (soft version).

How, and where, the fluff did you scoop that deal?! Ha :party:

Right place, right time. :bunny:

You can get it for about £12 on Amazon at the moment.

Televista are still going! :shocked: Thought they'd packed in. I know they released a series of these er... gems:

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Well, its Jef Films who are releasing it but apparently they are just another name for Televista.

Watched the BD of Bram Stoker's Dracula the other night and it looked and sounded amazing. A top-notch transfer of a guilty pleasure. :)

Watched this recently as well and it looked pretty good in Blu-Ray, a film with some really good moments but also some real bad acting from Keanu, but I also thought Winona Ryder was diabolical in this as well!

I picked up Night of the Living Dead BR disc today in GameStop for £11.99.

It's not a bad film at all. Maybe disappointing for a Coppola flick - but still well worth the watch - not least for Monica Bellucci. ;)

Out of curiosity what did you think of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein?

Yeah mate, Optimum Home, but it aint great for extras, just a doc on George.
I picked the Hardgore release of this in Poundland and you got the B/W & Colourised prints plus extras for a quid.

Lands (fav Dead movie) next once I get HMV to order it in, but I think i'll skip Dairy.

They had the STARZ 'Dawn of the Dead' as well for £11.99 but there was no region on the cover. (I got ARROW's anyway)

Does anyone know if Last House on the Left remake is good PO,? as you get the Theatrical and Extended cut in the one set....... Im tempted.
A shop I go has it 4 for £30 BluRay's.

Thanks mate, you've never steered me wrong so far ,so i'll pick it up when im in town on Monday.

Can anyone recommend Dead Space, movie ways.?

I thought it was decent enough, if nothing really outstanding. The only downside is that they play up the costume melodrama side of things a bit too much. That is to say, not quite enough horror. Then again, what did we expect from Branagh, he is a Shakespearean actor, after all. ;)

Some nice set pieces though and the set design is terrific. Not sure about De Niro as the creature though, he never seemed very comfortable in the role. And even at the time, in interviews, De Niro didn't seem to quite grasp the concept of the story - it's a uniquely gothic/European story, and I think that was lost on him. Not that De Niro is stupid, but Americans have a totally different sensibility to Europeans and don't have a history and heritage like Europe does. Which does help in appreciating gothic horror IMO.

Just got this off e-bay:

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I already have the Argent and AWE discs but i wanted this one for Castellari's commentary.

Bought The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) from HMV when I was in glasgow yesterday.Almost all the extras from the 3 disc dvd have been ported over (the poster gallery isn't there).The film looks the best it has ever looked and probably the best it ever will.It's definately not something you would use to show the superior quality of blu-ray and is pretty grainy but definately worth buying if you're a fan.


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I take it you haven't got around to watching it then Reaper? One online review I saw said it looked like shit.They meant it in a good way though.Like I said,if you want to impress someone with the quality of blu-ray,this isn't the disc to do it with,but as a true representation of how the film is supposed to look,you can't fault it.

as a christmas pressie from my dear old ma, ive just ordered the ultimate fly collection from play.com for 14.99 (rrp 69.99) woohooo

Yeah i've got A Clockwork Orange.One of my favourite films and looks incredible on blu-ray.

Ted Kotcheff's Wake in Fright (aka Outback, 1971). Australian Blu-ray.

Just got this:

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Heard its pretty good.

Just got an early xmas present of Texas Chainsaw Massacre (seriously ultimate edition) and Inglourious Basterds on blu-ray. Cant decide which I want to watch. :pop2::confused: