What Have You Bought Recently?

[Slippery Jack]

Originally Posted by PaulD

Which store is that?

That would be the Covent Garden one - had a pretty cool afternoon, discovering their Shameless/Arrow stash, then went down the road to the Soho Curzon to see Holy Motors . . .

[Pete]

Originally Posted by Demdike

If Manchester is the nearest for you then it will be for me unfortunately. By the time i've paid for petrol and parking it'd work out cheaper buying it online.

Nearest for me too I think!

[PaulD]

Originally Posted by Slippery Jack

That would be the Covent Garden one - had a pretty cool afternoon, discovering their Shameless/Arrow stash, then went down the road to the Soho Curzon to see Holy Motors . . .

Cool. I'm going to London next week. If I'm nearby I might drop in and pick up Surf Nazis Must Die

[djvaso]

Amazon.co.uk (€ 13,46):


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[Sobral]

Originally Posted by Slippery Jack

Someone mentioned The Witch's Mirror a while back and it sounded right up my street. I'd never heard of the Casa Negra label before - frustrating that they went under and all their super-freakin-awesome-sounding titles are damn pricey. Anyway, I bought that and The Black Pit of Dr M . . .

I'm in the process of acquiring the french DVDs bdc mentioned, as I was only able to buy The Vampire Collection 2DVD & The Curse Of The Crying Woman from Casa Negra, and I'm not paying a small fortune for DVDs...
I've received The Man And The Monster and already got a handful more on the way. No extras, as expected, but feature nice prints and they're digipaks. No english options, though, as bdc wrote.

[Slippery Jack]

Yeah that's a non starter for me I'm afraid. Not going to watch em not having a clue what is being said! Looks like the small fortune for Casa Negra is the only way I've got two titles on the way anyway, so that's a start, and good deal hunting is all part of the fun aint it . . .

[bdc]

You've already got 2 nice titles on the way so it's certainly a good start Jack,best of luck hunting them down.

Originally Posted by Sobral

I'm in the process of acquiring the french DVDs bdc mentioned, as I was only able to buy The Vampire Collection 2DVD & The Curse Of The Crying Woman from Casa Negra, and I'm not paying a small fortune for DVDs...
I've received The Man And The Monster and already got a handful more on the way. No extras, as expected, but feature nice prints and they're digipaks. No english options, though, as bdc wrote.

I think some of those French dvd's are oop as well but can still be found for a reasonable price...

I ordered mine a long time ago direct from Bach Films (the label) and there were a couple already oop so they send me dvd-r's instead of dvd's (in an Amaray case instead of a digi) of those.

Btw are the subs removable?
I don't remember but I suppose you will be watching them in Spanish Sobral?

This reminds me...I never picked up the French dvd's of the Aztec Mummy films because I had the US box set,I wonder if the French dvd's are better pic quality or the same?

[Sobral]

Originally Posted by bdc

Btw are the subs removable?
I don't remember but I suppose you will be watching them in Spanish Sobral?

This reminds me...I never picked up the French dvd's of the Aztec Mummy films because I had the US box set,I wonder if the French dvd's are better pic quality or the same?

Yes, subs are removable and I I'll watch them in spanish.
The Aztec Mummy will probably be next
Apart from a couple of titles, all can be found at a nice price online.

[Criterion7]

Went to a house cause I had a tip from a friend that a guy was selling some dvds. In my humble opinion I scored big time. Couldn't believe it when the last dvd in the box was the Dead Snow steelbook. 3 bucks each.

[g053584398]

Originally Posted by SharonLynette

Arrivals from today, excuse the mess I'm feeling lazy and blah.

You can never have too many Jess Franco films. God I love Franco!