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[fuzzymctiger]

Got some more movies for my iPad, print quality is generally good, especially on the Italian ones.

Body Bags
Stagefright
Gone In 60 Seconds (Original)
Heathers
The Hills Have Eyes (Original)
Torso
A Blade In The Dark
The Church
The New York Ripper
Long Weekend (Original)
Don't Tortue A Duckling
Maximum Overdrive
Slumber Party Massacre
Tetsuo Iron Man (Saw the Third Window Films trailer for the blu ray set. Decided I needed to see this immediately!!)

Now I have a steadily growing collection of Cult/Horror movies Ive never seen, that I can finally watch, including:

Alice Sweet Alice
Anthropophagus
Black Christmas (Original)
Burial Grounds Night Of Terror
The Mutilator
Silent Night Deadly Night
Tourist Trap
Video Dead
Visiting Hours

[Gojirosan]

[demonknight]

Don't have many catalogue lll movies just Dr lamb and Ebola syndrome. Think that's all I have.

[keirarts]

Originally Posted by Gojirosan

That scott walker doc is a great watch!

[Handyman Joe]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

I've never been a fan of Kubrick but something clicked in my head the other night when I caught 10 minutes of "The Shining" on telly and I thought to myself, now I get it. I can't tell you what "it" is but all the problems I've had with Kubrick suddenly seemed to dissolved. So I picked these up on impulse on my way home from work with a couple of other films.

The real beauty, a revelation for me, was Barry Lyndon. I'd never seen it previously, thinking it would be a period costume, drawing room type bore - I couldn't have be more wrong , it's compulsive, tragic and unique. Kubrick manages to make the distant past, with its weird costumes and make-ups as alien as anything in 2001. As for the music and visual images - simply unparalleled, I would say.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

The post came about 10 minutes ago, with Rosemary's Baby (Criterion Collection) and The Devil Rides out.

[keirarts]

Black sunday.

Kino's release looks great, but wait for the arrow release, it looks better in terms of extras.

Texas chainsaw 2. (MGM BLU)


Looks great, the HD is a real boon to the films lurid colour scheme and it sounds great as well. There's a fine layer of grain but it looks natural.

[SharonLynette]

I forgot that these arrived earlier this week.



Now apart from the other stuff that is yet to arrive that is pretty much it until Christmas, of course I said pretty much as I know I will order more DVDs! One thing I really want is Singin' in the Rain It was due out in July but was delayed for whatever reason, I just don't know whether to get the standard blu-ray or the 60th anniversary edition, I don't suppose anyone on here has an opinion on that?

[Refused]

Originally Posted by Handyman Joe

The real beauty, a revelation for me, was Barry Lyndon. I'd never seen it previously, thinking it would be a period costume, drawing room type bore - I couldn't have be more wrong , it's compulsive, tragic and unique. Kubrick manages to make the distant past, with its weird costumes and make-ups as alien as anything in 2001. As for the music and visual images - simply unparalleled, I would say.

I loved Barry Lyndon, didn't expect to it all but I'm so glad I gave it a chance. Usually anything "period" turns me off. (There's a joke in there somewhere, I'm sure...)

[Daemonia]

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