Badlands (1973) Classic film, beautiful flawless snapper case. Five Corners (1987) Foster, Robbins and Turturro.
Stranger by Night (1994) Gregory Dark thriller. Fair Game (1995) Sometimes you need this kind of dumb action.
Rage (1995) Pepin/Merhi b-actioner with Gary Daniels.
Lone Star (1996) Very good John Sayles film, beautiful flawless snapper case. Deathline (1997) Hauer & Dacascos.
Plus Merchant of Death (1997) Michael Pare actioner & China Strike Force (2000).
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The end with burt reynolds and dom deluise,I always liked that one but have not seen it in a seriously long time,heated vengeance I have the old cbs fox UK video of that,I thought it weren't to bad overall and was pretty entertaining.
Never seen any of the walking tall films but would like to and doctors wife's sounds cool with crenna and Hackman in the cast and I just spotted George gaynes as well,sounds fun!
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Due to the positive ratings from several Rewinders, I purchased Hound of the Baskervilles. Also scored brand new vhs copies of Splash and Robocop. The Robocop is an original release from 1987. Got them for $1 Each
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I didn't know that there were three parts to Walking Tall! I remember watching The End at my Aunt's house. We were at a party there, and the adults were all "partying" while I was in the family room watching tv. This movie cracked me up.
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I've got an over the door metal coat hanger in my bedroom and have started to decorate it with a few movie fridge magnets of films that I like,there only a couple of UK pounds maximum and add to what would otherwise be a pretty dull feature!
Pics not that good as it's dark here now so I'm coping with just the room light so if your having any trouble making them out,so far I have - an American werewolf in London,class of 1984,slaughter high,cobra and Halloween 3 season of the witch.
And a few blu rays/DVDs that I've picked up over the last 6 weeks or so,the DVDs for the 4 come to 10 UK pounds which is not bad at all and Scrooged was 5 UK pounds and 1941 on blu was only 4 pounds,so pretty good value there as well!
Also picked up a UK quad poster for psycho 3 which I have had delivered to me a few days back but am yet to check out so when I do I'll put up a PIC of that also.
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quote:Originally posted by TerdNthePoolGGB: Due to the positive ratings from several Rewinders, I purchased Hound of the Baskervilles. Also scored brand new vhs copies of Splash and Robocop. The Robocop is an original release from 1987. Got them for $1 Each
An original release brand new vhs of RoboCop terdnthepoolggb I would think that must be mega rare by now!
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Youre good YW. I watched 1941 other day but it never got a good grip on me and I didn't finish it. I wonder if I missed anything.
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quote:Originally posted by TerdNthePoolGGB: Youre good YW. I watched 1941 other day but it never got a good grip on me and I didn't finish it. I wonder if I kissed anything.
I've always liked 1941 but I know it's not a film to everyone's taste,many critics thought it to be an overlong and noisy mess of a movie upon its release.
Each to there own I reckon!
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I know that Belushi and Aykroyd purposely switched roles in order to (A) challenge themselves and (B) to avoid future typecasting but the movie would have been so much better if they didn't switch roles in my opinion.
Love the magnets Warrior! - Especially American Werewolf in London!
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quote:Originally posted by aTomiK: Luckily my brother pre-ordered the Videodrome set and got it. He said that the 3000 pressing was oop the day it was released.
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Yeah, especially if the girl is his daughter
Hero at Large should be fun and i also expect great things from Roar. I read an interesting review earlier and remember this: "No animals were harmed in the making of this film, 70 cast and crew members were".
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quote:Originally posted by aTomiK: Yeah, especially if the girl is his daughter
Hero at Large should be fun and i also expect great things from Roar. I read an interesting review earlier and remember this: "No animals were harmed in the making of this film, 70 cast and crew members were".
Yeah never seen roar but I also remember hearing about how Melanie Griffith was hurt on set amongst many others,i'm sure the photographer I think it was Jan de bont also had serious injuries,definitely one I need to check out!
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Never heard of it but would be keen to check it out.
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Yesterday i couldn't resist my curiosity and bought Mad Max Fury Road on blu-ray (the regular one, not the 3-D version).
And this morning the aforementioned Black Cats box from Arrow UK was delivered at my home, but i've already gotten Helen's yell of approval on that one. Posts: 2176 | From: The Netherlands | Registered: Jun 2011 | Site Updates: 0
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The Black Cats box is awesome. Visited my bro last weekend and he also got that one. The Fulci film isn´t one my faves (few nice scenes though) but i´ve never seen the Martino film so i need to watch that one of these days.
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