What Have You Bought Recently?

[troggi]

Originally Posted by Philosophy of a Knife

It's a pretty good lineup, been meaning to pick up double exposure anyway. It also has keep my grave open on it which I picked up on VHS in a charity shop a couple of years ago but turned out to have a jungle book tape in it instead!

The Amazing Transparent Man (1960) B&W Starring Douglas Kennedy

Anatomy of a Psycho (1961) B&W Ronnie Burns

Blood Sabbath (1972) Color Anthony Geary

Bloody Pit of Horror (1965) Color Mickey Hargitay

Crucible of Horror (1970) Color Michael Gough

Curse of Bigfoot (1978) Color Bob Clymire

Death in the Shadows (1985) Color Maayke Boulten

Death Warmed Up (1984) Color Michael Hurst

The Devil’s Nightmare (1971) Color Erika Blanc

Doctor Jekyll and the Werewolf (1972) Color Paul Naschy

Don’t Answer the Phone! (1980) Color James Westmoreland

Double Exposure (1983) Color Michael Callan

The Dungeon of Harrow (1962) Color Russ Harvey

The Eerie Midnight Horror Show (1974) Color Stella Carnacina

The Embalmer (1965) B&W Maureen Lidgard Brown

Evil Brain from Outer Space (1956) B&W Ken Utsui

Fangs of the Living Dead (1969) Color Anita Ekberg

Frankenstein 80 (1972) John Richardson

Grave of the Vampire (1972) Color William Smith

Green Eyes (1934) B&W Charles Starrett

Guru, the Mad Monk (1970) Color Neil Flanagan

Hands of Steel (1986) Color John Saxon

Horror Rises from the Tomb (1973) Color Paul Naschy

The House by the Cemetery (1981) Color Paolo Malco

The House that Screamed (1969) Color Lilli Palmer

It Happened at Nightmare Inn (1973) Color Judy Geeson

Keep My Grave Open (1976) Color Camilla Carr

Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966) Color Tom Neyman

The Manster (1962) B&W Peter Dyneley

Monstroid (1979) Color James Mitchum

Mutant (1984) Color Bo Hopkins

My Mom’s a Werewolf (1989) Susan Blakely

The Night Evelyn Came Out of Her Grave (1971) Color Anthony Steffen

Night Fright (1968) Color John Agar

Night of Bloody Horror (1969) Color Gerald McRaney

Night of the Blood Beast (1958) B&W Michael Emmet

The Oval Portrait (1972) Color Wanda Hendrix

Point of Terror (1971) Color Peter Carpenter

The Sadist (1963) B&W Arch Hall Jr

Satan’s Slave (1976) Color Michael Gough

Scared to Death (1946) B&W Bela Lugosi

The Strange Vengeance of Rosalie (1972) Color Bonnie Bedelia

The Tell-Tale Heart (1960) B&W Lawrence Payne

Terror Creatures from the Grave (1965) B&W Walter Brandi

Terror in the Jungle (1968) Color Robert Burns

They Saved Hilter’s Brain (1963) B&W Walter Stocker

The Thirsty Dead (1974) Color Jennifer Billingsley

The Undertaker and His Pals (1966) Color Ray Dannis

The Vampire’s Night Orgy (1973) Color Jack Taylor

The Werewolf of Washington (1973) Color Dean Stockwell

It looks a lot better than it's stable mate...
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...which I'd better get back to watching soon, I'm interested!

[Philosophy of a Knife]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Whats with the cryptic titles?

Is it a phone thing?

I think they're the foreign titles!? XD

[Philosophy of a Knife]

Originally Posted by troggi

It looks a lot better than it's stable mate...
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...which I'd better get back to watching soon, I'm interested!

How are you finding that one, I think it's the next one ill be ordering.

[troggi]

Originally Posted by Philosophy of a Knife

How are you finding that one, I think it's the next one ill be ordering.

Mostly very poor quality and some of 'em don't actually qualify as Sci-fi just as generic "adventure stories". I will persevere!

[J Harker]

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Picked up in HMV this morning. Been wanting to check this out for a while.
Bought Luther Series 3 in Sainsburgers this evening too.

[troggi]

Originally Posted by J Harker

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Picked up in HMV this morning. Been wanting to check this out for a while.
Bought Luther Series 3 in Sainsburgers this evening too.

I've heard good things of "Red". You'll have to give us your view of it later, or if you're feeling really mean you could try selling us your view!

[Sam]

My Runaway Train BD finally arrived from Amazon and from Poundland, I picked up Not Quite Hollywood and Emperor of the North, the latter of which would make a good locomotive themed double bill with 'Runaway Train'.

[troggi]

Originally Posted by Sam

My Runaway Train BD finally arrived from Amazon and from Poundland, I picked up Not Quite Hollywood and Emperor of the North, the latter of which would make a good locomotive themed double bill with 'Runaway Train'.

You could do worse than watch it and report it here: http://www.cult-labs.com/forums/horr...-features.html

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by troggi

I've heard good things of "Red". You'll have to give us your view of it later, or if you're feeling really mean you could try selling us your view!

Red is a very good action film, lots of fun. Malkovich, Mirren, Willis, Cox etc seem to be having a blast.

One of my favourite action films of the last few years.

[Frankenhooker]

Originally Posted by Sam

My Runaway Train BD finally arrived from Amazon and from Poundland, I picked up Not Quite Hollywood and Emperor of the North, the latter of which would make a good locomotive themed double bill with 'Runaway Train'.

Not quite Hollywood is a cracking documentary. It's entertaining and informative, what I liked about it is even the people that hated the sort of films the documentary covered fought their corner, it's much more balanced as a result. Great buy for £1.