What Have You Bought Recently?

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Dexter was £3 in a charity shop, the rest I ordered from cex yesterday.

£3! What a bargain.

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I've never seen La Belle. I had it on order last year in HMV's 2 for £10 offer but it never got shipped and they eventually canceled it. I noticed they had one in stock this week at £5.99 so ordered it double quick. It's now out of stock again and £6.99.

King Kong Lives was only £3 at Asda. I hoped they'd have the 70's remake but they had anything but that. I fancied some cheezy Kong action so thought 'what the hell?'

It's very dream like. The Cocteau film. Enjoy !!!

[MuckyFunster]

99p each from a charity shop!

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[Demoncrat]

23rd Century.
A law to themselves.
M@CH is a shoddy little bitch. Enjoy!!
BGD? Words are useless. Enjoy: the sequel.

[MuckyFunster]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

23rd Century.

A law to themselves.

M@CH is a shoddy little bitch. Enjoy!!

BGD? Words are useless. Enjoy: the sequel.

Ha ha !

Yeah, I was googling 23rd Century last night and your opinion seems to be the general consensus! Someone on some lesser film forum than CL that I came across was angrily calling them pirates, cowboys and bootleggers - and was suggesting that they were just firing out any film they could get their hands on without bothering about rights or whatever.

I've seen their releases in charity shops before, but they've never grabbed my attention like the two above (I am most definitely someone who judges a DVD by its cover - a marketer's dream!). When I picked them up yesterday and read all the spelling and grammatical errors on the box, along with a disclaimer which reads "the image on the sleeve may not necessarily correspond with the film", I knew I had to buy them!


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[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MuckyFunster

Ha ha !

Yeah, I was googling 23rd Century last night and your opinion seems to be the general consensus! Someone on some lesser film forum than CL that I came across was angrily calling them pirates, cowboys and bootleggers - and was suggesting that they were just firing out any film they could get their hands on without bothering about rights or whatever.

I've seen their releases in charity shops before, but they've never grabbed my attention like the two above (I am most definitely someone who judges a DVD by its cover - a marketer's dream!). When I picked them up yesterday and read all the spelling and grammatical errors on the box, along with a disclaimer which reads "the image on the sleeve may not necessarily correspond with the film", I knew I had to buy them!


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The poster wasn't wrong. They are so grey market i'm surprised they haven't released 50 Shades of Grey.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Not a usual purchase, but I bought a new TV today – a LG 49UH770V as an upgrade from my (approximately) 12-year-old Panasonic Viera 42" plasma screen. It will have much better picture quality and be considerably more energy-efficient.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Not a usual purchase, but I bought a new TV today – a LG 49UH770V as an upgrade from my (approximately) 12-year-old Panasonic Viera 42" plasma screen. It will have much better picture quality and be considerably more energy-efficient.

No doubt Treb will find one in a charity shop still sealed for 3 quid tomorrow.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

No doubt Treb will find one in a charity shop still sealed for 3 quid tomorrow.

A 12-year-old Panasonic plasma screen? I severely doubt it!

However, with his luck and history of finding things at ridiculous prices, I wouldn't be at all surprised.

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by MuckyFunster

Ha ha !

Yeah, I was googling 23rd Century last night and your opinion seems to be the general consensus! Someone on some lesser film forum than CL that I came across was angrily calling them pirates, cowboys and bootleggers - and was suggesting that they were just firing out any film they could get their hands on without bothering about rights or whatever.

I've seen their releases in charity shops before, but they've never grabbed my attention like the two above (I am most definitely someone who judges a DVD by its cover - a marketer's dream!). When I picked them up yesterday and read all the spelling and grammatical errors on the box, along with a disclaimer which reads "the image on the sleeve may not necessarily correspond with the film", I knew I had to buy them!


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I've got about 40 of them ... funnily enough a mate picked up their dvd of a Bollywood flick "Maalamaal" ....
There is a 23rd Century thread btw