Wow Fire and Ice on Blu Ray i must get that i have not seen it since it came out on vhs.

the two westerns are actually region free...

Really good selection of region coded discs. Which you plan to watch first, or haven't you thought about that yet?

Theres some chancers out there!! :lol:

To be fair i'm undercutting (or at least was until ZOVERSTOCKS gets a mint condition one and undercuts me) most people on there and if it sells, well theres a lot of arrow blu's and a growing axel wishlist that needs taking care of!

Cheers. Definitely going to watch Kuroneko first as, having recently watched Eureka's Ugetsu Monogatari, I'm really in the mood for some atmospheric Japanese ghost stories at the moment. Plus I've wanted to watch it for years but never got round to buying/renting Eureka's DVD release of it.

After that I'll been keen to check out the AV on Vampire Circus (a hammer film I rate highly). I used to have Koch's German BD release but wasn't very impressed by it, I'm hoping the US has a different transfer?

I got very tempted to order Dragon Dynasty's (Vivendi's) release of 36th Chamber of Shaolin, as it was a good film plus one of the last VHS' I owned but the transfer has got very bad reviews, the last 15 mins supposedly has a yellow sheen across the picture, has lots of colour bleed and to top it off is only in 1080i, not that I have a full HD telly :p

Been meaning to look at Fire and Ice, along with Wizards, Gandahar, and other films by Ralph Bakshi and that French Animator (I forgot his name :embarassed:)

I have Wizards and Fire and Ice – both look very good in HD, not that they are the types of film to really showcase the Blu-ray format! The soundtracks are very impressive. Also, I have the Eureka DVD of Gandahar and should probably watch all three back-to-back in chronological order.

Just placed another order with axel whilst they've still got the free shipping offer. Less than £9 delivered:

Alone in the Dark (1982)
Midnight Horror Collection (Curtains/Hoboken Hollow/Secrets of the Clown/Room 33)

I bought the latter for Curtains but I've seen Hoboken Hollow and it was passable - plus Secrets of the Clown looks like a laugh!

The guy who did Gandahar has 2 more films released by Eureka, can't remember them though. One had the big blue people in it.