Thanks!

Right now, it's only 2096 left. I already secured my copy of the film.

Almost a third gone in 3 hrs. Bloomin' 'eck!

Damn you twilight time!!!!
They are going to be releasing Christine next year!!

Can't understand why it's sold so many copies with that shite artwork and the fact it's bare bones

I will buy that as well.

Update: 1987 left.

And Sony keep insisting there's no market for these films. :doh:

If the Sony execs aren't looking on (and on the Fright Night sell-out) and thinking 'Hang on a minute...' then I know Sony must be run by ****ing braindead idiots with the business sense of a blind mongoose on crutches.

Isolated score, trailer, Tom Savini commentary. Hardly barebones. It's selling so well because some people would rather pay £24 (that's what it costs all in for us in the UK), than the silly money people will be trying to sell it for on ebay.

Montreal Comicon purchases day one:

The Last Horror Shoe Uncut Special Edition

There's Nothing Out There 20th anniversary edition

Coming Distractions

Fathers Day limited 4 disc Blu ray edition numbered

Tromeo and Juliet 10th Anniversay edition

The Toxic Avenger 21st Anniversary Golden Edition

Sherlock Holmes and the Shadow Watchers

Terror of Dracula

Spasm horror vol 4

Festival Spasm vol 2

Spasm vol 3

Burn Paris Burn

The orphan killer(Blu Ryan with Mask)

Under the Scares

Amazing first day haul. Orphan killer mask is amazing!

The Russ Meyer collection box set!

Damn you for making this post!

Yesterday, at midnight, they had two copies of this set for £16.75, but I was too 'tired and emotional' - i.e drunk - to order it.

Bad things seem to happen to me when I order things from Amazon or Arrow films when the combination of alcohol and credit card are involved!!!

Today, the price has gone up to £20.26. Still cheap I admit, but it has definately increased

Curse those of you who purchased this between midnight and time of writing!!!!!!!!!!!

This is one I wanna see! Does the killer have no 'sole' :lol:;)

just tried to order the damnned thing. $30 + $7 postage, then when I get to the payment they want me to add ANOTHER $15 POSTAGE or if the disc gets lost in the postal system then I get no replacement. all total to stand a chance of getting NOTLD on blu-ray its nearer $52! so thats £32 for the movie..

I'll have to seriously check my finances before ordering this and by that time it will probably sell out.

This pretty much sums up my whole problem with TT. If you don't have a huge disposable income, or the discs released too far away from payday working stiffs like me may as well forget about owning the discs as all the speculators buy multiple copies to stick on ebay.

Damn, you beat me to it!

Got to be quick on your feet!

I had no problems with the standard shipping on Fright Night or anything else I've ordered from Screenarchives. So £24 for it is very reasonable. I know many people won't even spend £10 on a brand new dvd, but as I've said many times, dvds in this country used to be £20 with scene selection as extras, so £24 for a limited edition BD from the states (with extras), isn't bad at all......you bunch of misers :tongue1: :lol: :behindsofa:

Except if the disc goes missing then i've spent £24 with no comeback as TT state they will not replace the disc. You may have had no problems but i've enough experience of stuff going walkabouts in the mail system to want some sort of guarentee that i'm going to get a replacement or my money back if it goes missing. An extra £15 dollars ON TOP of the $7 postage is WAY too much for one disc..... as a zombie fan NOTLD is the first TT disc to tempt me, but I don't fancy ordering at the costs their charging.

Ah well, just need to wait to see if it ever gets a release somewhere else.

You can't just dip your toe in the water, you have to jump in with both feet!

And you'll get stung by Customs and Royal Mail too. So add another £8 - £9 on top of that as well.

Not bothered tbh. :) Of course it all depends what price they put on the box. :)

Well, my budget's quite tight, so I have to count the pennies. And when a disc starts approaching the £40 price mark I have to bow out. I simply don't have those kind of funds to splash out on a single BD.

Me neither when I can(and am) paying the same price for the Universal Monsters Coffin set.

Just had this land on my mat :)
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It would probably be better to order TT titles from them via Amz UK marketplace - that way if anything goes wrong, they'll have to answer to Amazon. Only trouble is that these particular ones will be sold out long before they come up on the page.

Grrr!

3 for £20 instore, was given a present of 'i'll buy you a blu-ray' from the other half and thought i'd maximise the outcome with a special offer :D

I have never seen Poltergeist. :rolleyes:

Seriously Dem?

No way! :jaw:
I first saw this when I was about 7 when my cousin was looking after me one day, needless to say he got a severe bollocking off my mum when she found out, great film definitely one of Tobe Hooper's best films

Interesting selection. Poltergeist is a classic, We Need to Talk about Kevin is a masterpiece and Melancholia is one which you might think is brilliant. I thought the subject material and acting was first rate, but the direction was a little clunky and disjointed.

On a purely juvenile level, there is one scene where Kirsten Dunst is lying naked by a river and there are a couple of quite long shots of her from the waist up – very impressive!

I'm not sure which to watch first, Poltergeist I haven't seen for a long long time, not seen either of the other two but looking forward to both!

On the subject of Poltergeist, we watched it on 'the last day of term' maybe 2nd or 3rd year Secondary, some of the lads were screaming haha - so funny, the bit under the bed made almost everyone jump out of their skin. Don't know what our form teacher was thinking!

At least you know what you're going to get with Poltergeist and could watch it any evening. Melancholia and We Need to Talk about Kevin are much more heavy going and you really need to pay attention, so clear your schedule for those!

Yeah i missed it as a kid and ever since thought it wouldn't be horror enough to watch now.

Scary or not Dem it's an awesome ghost story! should take the plunge you'll enjoy it.

I don't find it scary now as an adult, but certain scenes scared the crap outta me as a kid, hence the bollocking for my cousin :lol:

I also missed it as a kid – I hardly ever watched films when I was younger, only getting into horror films in my late teens – but have watched it over half a dozen times. It isn't particularly scary (few horror films are nowadays), but it's excellent and one you should definitely watch.

hadn't even thought about that! It mind end up cheaper to buy from one of the speculators off ebay :lol:

Better yet i'll stick with the dvd that cost me a quid and use the money to play catch up on code red releases. They seem to actually be reprinting the stuff that sold out!

Cheers Rik, Nos and Justin. :thumb:

With endorsements like that i can't really go wrong, next time i'm on Amazon i'll order it.

There's some cheap copies on there. ;)