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This arrived yesterday, a film i have never seen but heard many good things about

The Panic In Needle Park is fantastic, still Pacino's best performance for my money.

I kept my points for something special, such as the HGL box set, but ...'Hello - slap in the face time'!

Picked up these from Poundland. Despite seeming a bit of a silly premise for a book the 'If you like ... Tarantino' book includes some decent content re: slashers, spaghetti westerns etc. so worth a look for a quid! 'Outcast' was picked up following Demlike's recommendation on here...

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I could make a very cruel comment about that book. ;);)

Don't hold back, I won't be offended ... I didn't write the thing!!! [emoji1]

Do tell!

You and me both Susan!! Was very annoyed about how they handled that, but hasn't stopped me from putting in a preorder at Amazon for it!

Think I will go for saving for later

Enjoy the Maiden concert!!! It's truly a fantastic tour and Bruce sounds as good as ever. Hopefully they don't change the setlist much as that was also great. Shame the shirts were so much though, I spent $200 on 3 shirts and a bag!

If You Like Quentin Tarantino.......then you will buy any shit we tell you to. See!! City On Fire and sit agasp that your idol has feet of clay. and is a barefaced thief, and his taste in music is shit....:laugh:

Not a big fan of QT then, D?

I'm sure I have mentioned this before but, when I was doing my dissertation module on the International Film MA, everyone was shown a selection of previous titles, one of which was something along the lines of "Quentin Tarantino: Referencing Genius or Cinematic Plagiarist?".

There is undoubtedly a continuum because many modern directors reference the work of other filmmakers. However, it is undoubtedly a case of whether they do it subtly or overtly, doing so with a slight musical cue in one scene or take the entire story from one film, characters from another, costumes from a third, camera angles from one director, editing styles from another, and music from 10 other films.

Or the entire opening sequence from Django. Song and all!

I like QT movies. I think he's upfront when making films, makes no attempt to claim he's doing this kind of thing for the first time.




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This weeks deliveries and a few charity shop pick ups.

Snap, should have grabbed it first time, only £1

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tho my recommendation came from Demdike, Demlike must be his friendly clone:lol::lol:

Oops, not sure why I thought it was Demlike! My Poundland purchase post is fast turning into my most provocative yet!! [emoji38]

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Finally getting my hands on this glad i didnt import the R1 release now the postage alone was what i paid for the film in the Arrow sale.

This just came in the post

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@Sam & Plato

Hope you two like Outcast.

I suppose if you don't you haven't exactly broke the bank.

I haven't just bought them, but HMV shipped their exclusive (Premium Collection) BDs of The Shining, Soylent Green, The Omega Man, Them! & Logan's Run. I'll try and post photos when they arrive tomorrow.

Please do! I need to see if these are normal amaray cases in the slipcovers. If they're digipaks, they can keep them.

I'll try and post as many as I can so you get a good idea of the artwork, box and sleeve design (if they are Amaray) and if there are any slipcovers.

Poundland purchases. Mexican Day of the Dead tea light holder skull included.

I didn't think much of the Quarantine movie – I hold [REC] (and the sequels) in very high esteem – but haven't seen the sequel. Is it any good or was it a blind buy?

Despite its flaws, I actually quite enjoyed House at the End of the Street.

All blind buys. If one or two are worth keeping it will have been £6 well spent. Plus the skull of course...that's brilliantly effective.

Just going by the ones I have seen (House at the End of the Street, Sharknado 2) and the option to watch all the others by the light of a novelty skull, it looks like a very successful spending spree.

Might have to take a drive in a while and pick up some of these.

Same here.

I'll have another look next Friday.

I want to get another skull as well. It's made of pot and £1 is a bit ridiculously cheap as a selling price.

They look really nice. I look forward to the piccies Nos. Does anyone know if they'll be available instore?

Just back from €1.50 land three blind buys.

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Nice one, Nordy. Stoker is excellent.

Made of pot eh? should make Halloween viewing enjoyable...:lol::lol::lol:

:lol:

The Poundland skull welcomes in October.

Agreed – a magnificent film. :nod:

A thing of beauty.

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Got my answer courtesy of Instagram. [emoji38]

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This morning i took a journey into Oxford and visit Fopp to pick up the 3 remaining Shameless titles missing from my collection from the current promotion instore and ended up spending £51.

The BFI flipside discs were needed to complete the set although i already have the Mondo Macabro release of Symptoms so had to double dip and Metrodome discs were only £2 each and good movies that i had previously seen at festivals. Saturday Night & Sunday Morning and The Loneliness of a Long Distance Runner were blind buys.

I have taken some photos of Them! – #1 in the collection. I didn't realise they were numbered, so I have bought numbers 1, 3, 4, 6 and 7! I can't find anywhere with a list of the spine numbers, so will probably double dip on some of them in order to have all 10.