What Have You Bought Recently?

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Top show. I still need to buy the last season, but I'll wait until I have watched the complete box sets of House and The Sopranos, which I bought in the 2015 Black Friday sales, and seasons two and three of Grimm, which I've had for over a year!

I've never seen it apart from an episode here and their

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Top show. I still need to buy the last season, but I'll wait until I have watched the complete box sets of House and The Sopranos, which I bought in the 2015 Black Friday sales, and seasons two and three of Grimm, which I've had for over a year!

I very briefly reviewed the finale to season 3 of Grimm in the tv thread. I rather enjoyed it. I was going to go onto another show but may well move straight to series 3 instead.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

After finishing the commentaries on The Wire boxset, I was going to go onto one of the unwatched box sets mentioned in my previous post, but I decided to watch the latest (fourth) season of House of Cards instead. I'm four episodes in and it is brilliant so far, no doubt with plenty of twists and turns to come.

[Susan Foreman]

Just had 'Doctor Who: The Complete 9th Series' - Amazon - £31:99 delivered

This was a surprise for 4 reasons

1: I ordered it when it was first announced as a pre-order, a few months ago
2: It was ordered from Amazon, as a basic purchase i.e not 'Amazon Prime' or 'Express Delivery' or anything like that
3: It isn't officially released until tomorrow - Monday 7th March
4: The postman brought it. Not a special delivery company (i.e DHL) but Pat himself. I didn't think Royal Mail made deliveries on Sunday!

[keirarts]

Thank you Zoverstocks!!!!

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[Sam]

These were all charity shop finds over the past few weeks ... Under £6 for the lot!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Sam

These were all charity shop finds over the past few weeks ... Under £6 for the lot!

I really enjoyed Dark Nature, Sam.

It's a moody slow burner, so don't expect thrills n' spills.

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I really enjoyed Dark Nature, Sam.

It's a moody slow burner, so don't expect thrills n' spills.

I've actually watched that one and also enjoyed it. The plot is fairly threadbare but it does build up quite nicely and there are some really nice shots of the Scottish Countryside (if that's a selling point for anyone! ). The gore effects are also quit convincing at times. I must admit to being slightly bemused by the ending though!! On a side note, I remember Troma putting this out on blu ray ... I can imagine there were some Troma completists scratching their heads at this one!

Might watch The Factory tonight as the concept (an Avengers-style team of historical serial killers) is hard to resist...

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Sam

I've actually watched that one and also enjoyed it. The plot is fairly threadbare but it does build up quite nicely and there are some really nice shots of the Scottish Countryside (if that's a selling point for anyone! ). The gore effects are also quit convincing at times. I must admit to being slightly bemused by the ending though!! On a side note, I remember Troma putting this out on blu ray ... I can imagine there were some Troma completists scratching their heads at this one!

Might watch The Factory tonight as the concept (an Avengers-style team of historical serial killers) is hard to resist...

It's a good laugh, The Factory. I think Frankie Teardrop also rated it.

[tele1962]

Just received from one of the members on here (PaulRobinson) and in mint condition.