I was supposed to go to a screening of it along with Shadow of a Doubt in November but I was too poorly to go so this is a justified purchase :p

I know what you mean, I thought I had rather particular tastes, but when I started posting here I realised that there are a lot of people exactly like me mixing trash and clash.

That's why I'm doing it right now, the prices are right the steelbooks were only £11.99 so I've been trying to fill some great big massive holes in my collection, I still have a few more things to come!

I buy all sorts lol

BFI Flipside is the BIZ!:rockon:

thats good think i paid around £18 when i bought island of lost souls, but i regret not buying metropolis steel book when it first came out, especially. the price its going for now

taking about strange/random taste last couple of days have watched demons, city of the living dead, episodes of dogtania, touch of evil, some tales of the unexpected and lost in sapce!!

Where should I start with them?
All their covers look so horrendously bland I haven't bothered with any of them.

Is Frostbite that Swedish flick? If so I have been meaning to get that for ages.

Depends what you want. Black Panther is a great character study based on true (and horrible) life storys. The Bed Sitting Room is a great piece of alternative sci-fi set in post apocalypse Britain. Bronco Bullfrog is great and make's a lovely companion piece to The partys Over, also highly recomended. Permisive is one of the best examples of Brti-sploitation, and Man of Violence is an excelent thriller.

Yes, I've already watched it years back but I really liked it, it's a really fun film.

Exactly what I was going to say, it does really depend what you like. I like weirder 60's films, I was always in to Kitchen Sink dramas so for me anything of that ilk.

It might be worth starting with Flipside: Kim Newman's Guide to the Flipside of British Cinema you can usually get it used for a couple of quid and that would either inspire you or put you off completely.