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[bdc]

This arrived from OMG...

Death in Haiti aka Al tropico del cancro (1972) (Camera Obscura)

[Slippery Jack]

Originally Posted by Vampix

I've got a DVD of I Drink Your Blood that looks like it was released by Fangoria magazine.It's packed full of extras like the Grindhouse disc.I don't know whether this release is particularly rare.

Probably just one of those sellers who sticks RARE in the title just to catch the eye.

Here's the listing anyhoo . . .

[SharonLynette]

Mid Yoga I have ordered;

Dead End Drive-In and Turkey Shoot...I should really be saving money.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by SharonLynette

Mid Yoga I have ordered;

Dead End Drive-In and Turkey Shoot...I should really be saving money.

You are saving money.

You would normally have ordered three films.

[Gojirosan]

Originally Posted by SharonLynette

Mid Yoga I have ordered;

Dead End Drive-In and Turkey Shoot...I should really be saving money.

Once you have watched Dead End Drive-In you will think you should have paid more for it.

[Handyman Joe]

Watched the The Black Panther today, found it totally compulsive, something genuinely different. I expected the low tech, realistic aesthetic but was surprised by the directors eye for a shot - this is a really visually cool movie and one I've a feeling will be ringing around my head for a good while. Still shocking too, this is no musty 'Play For Today' period piece. As per usual my only Flipside grumble is the lack of a commentary - director, writer and star are all still with us - would've been a fascinating discussion to hear.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Gojirosan

Once you have watched Dead End Drive-In you will think you should have paid more for it.

Is the Image disc any good?

[Gojirosan]

Originally Posted by Demdike

Is the Image disc any good?

I don't know. If it's from the same master as the Anchor Bay one then it will look superb.

[Invid Ninja]

Originally Posted by Handyman Joe

Watched the The Black Panther today, found it totally compulsive, something genuinely different. I expected the low tech, realistic aesthetic but was surprised by the directors eye for a shot - this is a really visually cool movie and one I've a feeling will be ringing around my head for a good while. Still shocking too, this is no musty 'Play For Today' period piece. As per usual my only Flipside grumble is the lack of a commentary - director, writer and star are all still with us - would've been a fascinating discussion to hear.

Exactly my thoughts, a great film that represents what the BFI Flipside label is all about.

[ReturnToZero]

Originally Posted by Gojirosan

I don't know. If it's from the same master as the Anchor Bay one then it will look superb.

I have the Madman disc and it looks slightly better. Just so you know