Isn't the Legion cut poor quality?

It's one of those with VHS inserts as the removed scenes have had the film elements destroyed as were the case in the 80s and 90s. The main cut of the film is full HD all the way through.

Thanks. VHS inserts really grate with me. The Shameless release of Top Sensation is awful in that respect.

I'm happy to watch a poor quality dvd as i did with Terror in the Crypt last week it's the jumping between the two formats that annoys.

Brilliant- I used to own a fair few of those copies!

Yeah vhs inserts and a LOT of monologue......good for insomnia!

One of my favourite steelbooks below.....Got a mate who was visiting family across the pond to nip into Best Buy!

I remember when that big Warner VHS boxset came out-Virgin in Argyle Street,I had already been in HMV and bought a standard release (Gold I think was widescreen and came in the big box,silver was fullscreen-correct me if I'm wrong).I took it back in to HMV was refunded and straight into Virgin for the big box.
Global video had a pile of ex-rentals with that shitetitle font once the furore had died down....

The following week I found a VHS Precert in a second hand record shop down the 'Cow wynd' in Falkirk for a fiver!

I think it was called 'Sleeves' any Jock members remember it?
They had a shop in Kircaldy as well.....

I'm a cursed Sassanach, but...

'MAZES AND MONSTERS' (1982) -40th Anniversary Limited Edition Blu-ray pre-order available from Plumeria Pics direcrt - £17:99

Release date: September 19

"“Swords… poison… spells… battles… maiming… killing!”

Adapted from the bestselling novel by Rona Jaffe, which was loosely based on a tragic true story, the made-for-television Mazes & Monsters was an early role for two-time Oscar® winner Tom Hanks. Hanks plays Robbie, whose interest in a roleplaying game called ‘Mazes & Monsters’ (clearly an analogue for Dungeons & Dragons) takes a dark turn when the line between fantasy and reality starts to blur…

Presented in HD for the first time anywhere in the world, with exclusive artwork by the legendary Paul Shipper, this 40th anniversary edition is a must-buy for Tom Hanks fans and RPG enthusiasts."

Special features:

• Exclusive cover artwork by Paul Shipper
• 8-page booklet featuring essay by film and games writer Dan Jolin about the reality and sensationalised fantasy behind the film
• Exclusive audio commentary with RPG legends Seth Skorkowsky, Scott Dorward, Joe Trier, Veronica Escamilla-Brady and Eoghan Falvey
• English subtitles for the hearing impaired
• Slipcase limited to first 1,000 copies – when they're gone, they're gone
• Region 0

That's reminded me I was going to watch this on YouTube and then decide if I wanted to buy the Blu :lol:

Never heard of the film nor the company releasing it. :confused:

The company is a new(ish) UK outfit that specialise in small runs of hard to find films, this particular one is a TV movie from '83. I'm only interested in it from the thread at blu-ray.com and people were saying how much they loved it, I looked it up on YouTube the whole film is on there. I'd never actually heard of it previously.