Grain
Posted 8th December 2010 at 04:34 PM by Bringer Of Funerals
Updated 8th December 2010 at 05:40 PM by Bringer Of Funerals
Updated 8th December 2010 at 05:40 PM by Bringer Of Funerals
Now I don't know about you lot but when I watch 60's - 80's horror films I like to see the grain/black flickers etc of dust on the film I am watching, it added a certain Grimy/Grindhouse feel to the film.
It adds to it like they have been sat in a vault for so long and they are happy to see the light of day.
A few examples is City Of The Living Dead, Zombie Flesh Eaters, and there are too many horror films to mention.
Thats why I'm 50/50 on buying a Blu Ray Player, I would like one to see how THE MATRIX looks and other epic CGI films but I don't want the old classic 60 - 80's horror films to get a good clean up and the dust removed.
Vipco's Vaults Of Horror were good at releasing films that hadn't been cleaned up THE BURNING, SHOGUN ASSASSIN springs to mind.
So I like the old films to look as if they are old.
Thank you for reading
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what an interesting post, i put off buying a blu ray player for so long and finally took the plunge about 2 weeks ago and believe me it makes a difference. I have Evil Dead 2 on blu and while only slightly better in HD its not that different. Sometimes you need a clearer picture. Shogun assassin has never had a decent release in the uk so a nice clear animorphic or whatever the ratio is on the blu is, is a welcome addition. but i see your point. good blog BringerPosted 8th December 2010 at 05:35 PM by pedromonkey
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