The 88 Films Thread

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by MuckyFunster

Lol, fake corner creases/bashes and everything?


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[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

That reverse art is the same as the severin disc.

If you get the Severin disc with the slip you have the choice of four artworks.

I like the new 88 art and booklet,so I'll be holding on to both.

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

'ROMPER STOMPER' (1992) - Deluxe Collector's Edition Blu-Ray pre-order availabe from Amazon UK - £34.99

Release date: May 30

The artwork and contents for 'Romper Stomper' have been revealed

The price on Amazon is now down to £24:99

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

I’ve been watching GALAXY OF TERROR since precert days and am used to battered prints.
The Scream Factory bd was the best it’s ever looked,but 88’s 4k scan BLOWS IT OUT OF THE WATER.

Go out and buy this classic now!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by The Reaper Man@Cult Labs

I’ve been watching GALAXY OF TERROR since precert days and am used to battered prints.
The Scream Factory bd was the best it’s ever looked,but 88’s 4k scan BLOWS IT OUT OF THE WATER.

Go out and buy this classic now!

I got a copy yesterday. Never actually seen it so look forward to watching it. However at the moment it's being saved for later in the year purely down to the fact that i haven't seen it.

[BarnDoor]

Originally Posted by The Reaper Man@Cult Labs

I’ve been watching GALAXY OF TERROR since precert days and am used to battered prints.
The Scream Factory bd was the best it’s ever looked,but 88’s 4k scan BLOWS IT OUT OF THE WATER.

Go out and buy this classic now!

Just to clarify, the 4K scan was done by Scream for their steelbook release of Galaxy of Terror. 88 uses the same scan.

[Justin101]

I've never even heard of Galaxy of Terror before, someone sell it to me and then I'll see if I want to go and buy the disc

[JAMIOUSE]

Watched Delirium last night, it's the very first time I've ever seen it and I really wasn't sure what to expect. It kind of reminds of John Waters film style in a way, there's scenes that don't really feel connected to the main plot or the main film. Almost like vignettes. I understand the production history and I have to say I rather liked Delirium. It certainly has a seventies style and some of the deaths are suitably gruesome in a HG Lewis way.

What was most shocking though was the amount of library music I've only previously heard on Prisoner: Cell Block H!!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

I've never even heard of Galaxy of Terror before, someone sell it to me and then I'll see if I want to go and buy the disc

The package looks nice. I always associate it with Forbidden World, a film i've seen loads of times and love for all it's cheesy Alien rip off exploitation...you know come to think of it i prefer Forbidden World to Alien.

Anyway like i mentioned i'd never seen it so it was always a purchase for me. The fact it includes an hour long doc, poster and comes in a nice O-card made me want the limited edition, that and it was £14.99.

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

The package looks nice. I always associate it with Forbidden World, a film i've seen loads of times and love for all it's cheesy Alien rip off exploitation...you know come to think of it i prefer Forbidden World to Alien.

Anyway like i mentioned i'd never seen it so it was always a purchase for me. The fact it includes an hour long doc, poster and comes in a nice O-card made me want the limited edition, that and it was £14.99.

Never seen Forbidden World either but I do have the soundtrack album

It's now on my Maybe list currently I think, I agree the package looks good, the slip case is certainly lurid and colourful I saw it in HMV yesterday but I picked up Night of the Demon, another film that I've never seen and don't own so I picked it up, not expecting much though to be fair, that one was £17.99 but it does have 2 films and a feature length doc (which I unfortunately also have on the Censor blu-ray from last month), the David Gregory video nasty doc.