I had no idea Galaxy of Terror was on blu-ray. :eek:
Must. Have. Sustinance!

In my quest to break out of my normal viewing habits which has so far led me to Danny Dyer and the mundane world of cheap films from supermarkets, I thought I'd head East for a bit.

These two are great, about as far removed from Danny Dyer films as you can get! :cool:

I haven't lost my love of Dyer yet, I've still got 17 of his films on a shelf waiting to be watched and more to buy!

You'll definitely need a shower after watching those! :lol: ;)

How about some original posters to get you into the mood?

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Picked up The Raid in Sainsburys whilst getting my lunch this morning. £12 and comes with a lenticular slip; if you like that sort of thing.

You mean he's made more than 17 films? :eek:

He's like a British Steven Seagal churning out 3 or 4 films a year. In his autobiography and on the extras for "The Basement", Dyer talks about this and how as a jobbing British actor in low budget films you have to take whatever is given to you, whenever it's offered, to pay the bills as the pay for the work isn't great.

Finally received this one from a Singapore web shop...
They seem to have forgotten to include it with my last order and had to mail them about it... :rolleyes:

Vampire Partner, The (1988) (Dragon Jester)

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Fair enough I suppose, work is work, even if it's shit :)