Had it for ages and tbh I’ve not seen it, sometimes I can have films for yr or so before I watch it, So now I have a habit trying to watch them when I get them because the pile to watch just gets bigger, so trying to minimise it :lol:,
But sadly doesn’t always work like that,
With games to play, films and tv shows to watch, and having a life as well :nod::lol:.

But judging by other ppl comments it’s a miss more than hit, not even 4 on IMDb, and barely a proper like on letterboxd, 99% are giving it 2 and half or less.

Some more from iTunes.

The Thing 4k 3.99
Don't Look Now 4k 3.99
Interstellar 4k 3.99
The Endless 2.99
Lord of The Rings extended Trilogy 4K £19.99
5th Element 4k 3.99
Ran 4k 3.99
War of the World's (original) 4k 3.99
Mega time Squad 2.99

These three arrived yesterday. Seeing Dead of Night without a slipcase is irritating, but I know it'll be temporary because I tend to file discs away after watching them and don't have many boxes on display. The Green Man was a blind buy – it's the only one of the three I haven't seen.

I have The Green Man on dvd. It's really good. Alistair Sim is excellent as a vacuum cleaner salesman / bomber.

The Green Man sounds like the sort of absurdist black comedy which I really like, something tonally similar to Arsenic and Old Lace or Kind Hearts and Coronets, both of which are amongst my favourite films.

It's not as silly / daft / bonkers as Arsenic and Old Lace.

My carboot buys this morn, a few tools, screen protector for my phone, £1.50 about £7 in phone shops etc, odds and ends of owt and nowt like kitchen roll :lol:, 3 viz annuals £1 each and all this lot.
Varies prices but around £10 in total.

The overview on the rear cover says "the film makes an interesting companion piece to MacKendrick's The Ladykillers", which is an attractive comparison.

I watched The Ladykillers for the first time ever last weekend I really enjoyed it!

I think The Ladykillers is a brilliant film, one of the all-time great British comedies.

This weeks new arrivals.

Recent stuff.
Got the blu ray off my daughter for my birthday the other day, and some cheap charity shop pick ups today.

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Today’s car boot find

Few more tools, always come in handy.
Books odds of owt and nowt and these films.

Average price 50p three cost me a pound, Agatha christie, Norman wisdom, and Martin.
Books 50p and the metal pics 50p.

Arrived:

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Just ordered these two. Seen neither.

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I watched Scorpion Tales myself recently. Enjoyed them all. Hope you do too.

I only recently watched the Walking the Edge Blu-ray and really enjoyed the film. Robert Forster is very good in the lead role.

Star of David: Beautiful Girl Hunter is a wonderul, transgressive masterpiece. It certainly isn't a film for everyone, and would no doubt appall many, but it is beautifully made and at times jaw-dropping. Don't watch it when the vicar comes round!

I had it on my list a few years back but had forgotten about it, you actually reminded me of it! ;):nod:

The beauty of forums. :lol:

I've always liked Robert Forster and the film got a good write up. All of the things you listed about Star of David are why I wanted to see it. And if the vicar comes round he's at the wrong f***ing house.

Those Kino Clint Eastwood BD's are well worth picking up.
They come with original/reversible art and slip covers.

Let's hope he doesn't come around by mistake!

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From the 101 Sale, was unsure about buying this because the director is a creep, but I'm sure he's been paid already so it'd only be hurting 101 if people don't buy the film.

Arrived today

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Let us know what you think of it Straker.;)

You seen it before?

Yeah I have seen it before on a dodgy dvd under it's original title, i'm interested to see what the upgrade is like, if it's naff then someone at Network is going to be my foot somewhere :lol:

Today’s buy.

thinking of getting these from itunes sale . ones with question marks not sure about so any help would be welcome.

100 monsters
mako jaws of death
violence voyager ?
children of the corn 2-3
black rainbow?
the child?
offspring?
sting of death?
tales of halloween
zombie flesheaters
horrors of a malformed man

I'm trying not to look, so many bargains, I did buy The Ring (Ringu) though because I already bought all the sequels in the last Halloween sale, but I learned recently that the special features for all of them are bundled with the first film...

Might pick up a few others, probably Children of the Corn 2 & 3 and Cold Light of Day

Remember - you won’t be able to flog these on cultlabs in a couple of weeks [emoji6][emoji6]
… and, more importantly - I won’t be able to buy them!


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I look at this way at 2.99 each it would be cheaper than getting one new release from arrow and saves space.

The Child is a creepy wee thing imho.

New this week.

House III blu ray,
Fb market £4 delivered .
Not 100% sure if I’ve seen this .

I recall enjoying that one gag. Been years though. My favourite is definitely the original though. 2 and 4 are awful. 4 in particular.

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I saw the original at the cinema twice I enjoyed it that much :nod:.

Doesn't really have much to do with the other House films, it's original title was The Horror Show. It's got the uncut version on the disc though, the US disc is just the R rated cut. I really like it, I mean it's got Brion James being mental.

Although the first one is the best one, I love the second one as well.

Bought the Morecambe & Wise Show: The Thames Years (S1), mainly because Cushing turns up in the Xmas episode :nod:. UK dvd. £1.

Just The Sect and The Burning today in fopp