What Have You Bought Recently?

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by J Harker

Being in German what difference does it make??

I really wish you wouldn't comment like this eveytime I post something about a cover with foreign writing on it. You honestly make me not want to post at all.

[Justin101]

I quite fancy that Cherry Falls disc, it's an enjoyable film. Does it have English friendly special features?

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

I really wish you wouldn't comment like this eveytime I post something about a cover with foreign writing on it. You honestly make me not want to post at all.

You jest surely?

[Deadite]

Has most of the stuff i like (Love and Death being my favourite) and as it was available for a measly £8 i decided to buy it.

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by J Harker

You jest surely?

lol, of course!

[trebor8273]

Today's delivery's

[Susan Foreman]

Various charity shops in Croydon and Purley. All blind buys apart from the first one:

The Boy In The Dress - David Walliams television adaptation - £1:00
Phantom Of Death - Shameless - £3:00
Goal Of The Dead - French zombie football film - tagline: 'The only thing worse than a hooligan...is an undead hooligan' - £1:00
The Walking Deceased - zombie spoof - £1:00
Dead Mary - £1:00
The Mist - 2 disc - £1:00
Young And Dangerous trilogy - 3 discs - Japanese gangster films - £0.99
Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark - £0.49
Brighton Rock - 2010 version - £0.49
The Inbetweeners Movie 1 & 2 - 2 disc box set - £0.99

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Various charity shops in Croydon and Purley. All blind buys apart from the first one:

The Mist - 2 disc - £1:00
Brighton Rock - 2010 version - £0.49

Both excellent films. When you watch The Mist, you might find it surprising how different the colour, or lack thereof, makes to the feel. I much the monochrome version, which almost seems like a film from a different era. It is similar to the 1956 and 1978 Invasion of the Body Snatchers films, although with identical content.

[Frankenhooker]

I also prefer the monochrome version for two reasons, the first Nos already mentioned. The second reason is that the black and white helps mask some of the dodgy CGI effects.

It's a cracking little film.

[MuckyFunster]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Various charity shops in Croydon and Purley. All blind buys apart from the first one:



Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark - £0.49

I bought this recently too, from my local Oxfam. It was a four disc complete collection, £4.

Ended up giving it away as a birthday present to my sister in law. I'll need to get a borrow of it sometime...!



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