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Wish they'd do those sets with Blu Ray!
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Picked up a whole bunch of great VHS last weekend. They were stacked outside a house with a sign asking for 10p each - I picked the ones in this photo and gave about £3 something for this lot. Pretty good find! The Kenan And Kel Good Burger VHS brings back loads of great memories, growing up in the 90s. Prayer For The Rollerboys is a film I really wanted to check out after getting a little obsessed with rollerskating and well... it was fun at least! Also included here is another Hard And Heavy VHS. These were basically VHS versions of a bi-monthly magazine about heavy metal - loads of great, rare interviews, etc from big metal names. I've got 2 4 and 6 so far - all by accident, just coming across them by chance. There must have been a few big metalheads in Norwich! The new one (Volume 10) even has an original subscription leaflet in - pretty sweet.
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Anyone watched this?
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Is that the Anerican one, Bruno? If so, it's pretty good from memory. I also think that there is a UK themed one coming out shortly. Unfortunately, the name escapes me at the moment.
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Yes it's the American one.
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Anyone remember the "Mondo Movies" "Incredibly Stange Films" vhs series? Still after the song they used for the intro of those..."mondo,mondo,mondo..." Anyone knows who it's by?
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Some of today's findings, among others: The Last Hunter Star Wars |
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Acquired a Donald Pleasence flick in a cardboard case Logan (1973, aka The Rainbow Boys, Gerald Potterton). A Mogul Communications release from 1987.
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"Anyone with an old box of VHS tapes in the loft could just be quids in. A list has now been compiled of the most valuable and sought-after video cassettes on the market, with some titles topping £1,500. Several of the titles featuring in the top 25 are from the ‘video nasty’ era of the 1970s, and received immediate bans in many countries. Topping the list is the Italian cult horror 'Frankenstein’s Castle of Freaks’, directed by Dick Randall and released in 1974. It can fetch up to £1,500 among collectors. At number two is another Italian-produced move, the Nazi exploitation film 'The Beast In Heat’, banned in the UK in 1977 and now worth £1,200. Meanwhile, a copy of a more popular title like 'The Evil Dead’ in the right condition and with the right sleeve design, could fetch £200. Here’s the top 10 list: 1. Frankenstein’s Castle of Freaks (JVI) £1,500 2. The Beast in Heat (JVI) £1,200 3. Betrayed (Taboo) £1,100 4. Celestine (GO) £1,100 5. The Legend of Hillbilly John (Rainbow) £1,000 6. Journey Into Beyond (Citycenta GO) £1,000 7. Lemora, Lady Dracula (IFS) £900 8. Don’t Open the Window (Films of the 80s) £900 9. Flesh Eaters (Knockout) £800 10. Black Decameron (Intervision) £800 “It’s interesting to see how certain VHS tapes have increased in value over the last 50 years or so,” said Will Thomas of LoveAntiques, who compiled the list. “What’s not surprising is that the rarer more obscure titles are worth the most. Whilst the ‘video nasties’ of the 70s that dominate the top of the list aren’t of public interest, perhaps, there are thousands of collectors in the world who would be willing to pay a pretty penny for it and thus, make it a wise investment like many antique and vintage products.” Anyone interested in investing in VHS media should seemingly avoid releases on labels like Cinema Club and 4Front, as they would have been mass produced, but instead look for titles never released on Blu-ray or DVD, or the small batch 'video nasty’ releases on labels including Knockout and Trytel." Yahoo movies: Revealed - The Most Valuable VHS Tape To Own "LoveAntiques.com has commissioned a VHS expert to compile a list of the most expensive VHS’ in the world. Along with the list, our expert has offered some helpful tips to prospectus VHS investors, on what to look out for when buying a VHS as a collectable or investment. Frankenstein's Castle of Freaks (JVI) £1,500 The Beast in Heat (JVI) £1,200 The Legend of Hillbilly John (Rainbow) £1,000 Journey Into Beyond (Citycenta GO) £1,000 Lemora, Lady Dracula (IFS) £900 Don't Open the Window (Films of the 80s) £900 Flesh Eaters (Knockout) £800 Black Decameron (Intervision) £800 Curse of Death (Knockout) £700 Farewell Africa (Fletcher) £600 House of Perversity (GO) £600 Anthropophagus the Beast (Video Shack) £500 Hitchhike to Hell (VRO) £500 Devil Hunter (Cinehollywood) £500 Nightmare Maker (Atlantis) £400 - alternative orange sleeve Madhouse (Medusa) £250 - alternative sleeve, cartoon dog at top The Evil Dead (Palace) £200 - not guilty sleeve variant with 'free meat' flyer inside The Love Butcher (Intervision) £200 - full carton Eegah (Trytel) £500 Other Titles: Betrayed (Taboo) £1,100 Celestine (GO) £1,100 Sisters of Blood (Alpha) £700 Cannibal Man (Intervision) £500 Gallery of Horror (Trytel) £500 Tomb of the Undead (Trytel) £300" The most valuable VHS's in the world - LoveAntiques Blog
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I'm sure a lot of forum members would love to meet this man Is he a member here? Meet the man with a penchant for blood and gore video nasties - News - Kent News
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