What Have You Bought Recently?

[ReversedBible]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Theses have just been delivered by courier.

Noice!

I recieved these Shameless films today:

Night Train Murders
Phantom of Death
The Black Cat
Strip Nude For Your Killer
Who Saw Her Die?

Already watched Phantom of Death and tonight I'll watch Night Train Murders.

Good day.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by ReversedBible

Noice!

I recieved these Shameless films today:

Night Train Murders
Phantom of Death
The Black Cat
Strip Nude For Your Killer
Who Saw Her Die?

Already watched Phantom of Death and tonight I'll watch Night Train Murders.

Good day.

The scene in phantom of death with Donald pleasense shouting you bastard I'll kill you, has me in stitches every time.

[Nordicdusk]

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[keirarts]

EVIL DEAD STEELBOOK turned up from US.

Nice to see in correct ratio and the packaging is lovely. Just a shame non of the bonus material bar the audio commentary included. Glad it was cheap.

[nosferatu42]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

It's part of a trilogy y'know......

Enjoy!

Off the top of my head is that 'O' lucky man' and 'Britannia Hospital'?
If is a great film.
Don't like to leave things unfinis......

[keirarts]

Bargain of the week.

£3.51 off zoverstocks on marketplace! (INCLUDING shipping!)


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[Frankenhooker]

Picked up the Veronica Mars complete boxset (including film) and found a copy of Andrei Rublev for £3.50 in cex. I also bought the BFI discs of The Innocents and Godzilla and picked up De Palma's bonkers Raising Cain for £2 in Head.

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Frankenhooker

Picked up the Veronica Mars complete boxset (including film) and found a copy of Andrei Rublev for £3.50 in cex. I also bought the BFI discs of The Innocents and Godzilla and picked up De Palma's bonkers Raising Cain for £2 in Head.

I find it really strange that they haven't released the movie on blu-ray in the UK.

[applecore]

Originally Posted by suziginajackson

'Super Duper Alice Cooper' is a documentary, produced by Banger Films, who were responsible for (amongst others) 'Metal: A Headbangers Journey', 'Iron Maiden: Flight 666' and 'Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage'

In all honesty, the docu is a bit of a parson's egg - i.e it is good in places

PROS:
There is a lot of information that I did not previously know
There are many great clips of the man and band which I had never seen before
Also of note are the DVD extras, which consist of deleted scenes and additional interviews, which are well worth watching

CONS:
There are very few 'talking head' interviews. Most of the film is done as voice-over sequences
There are too many 'animated' sequences, which make it seem like the movie was shot in 3D, but is being presented as 2D
The film ends very abruptly. The final parts are from 'The Nightmare Returns' DVD, filmed in 1986, so there is no comment on Alice post then - no mention of 'Poison' etc

Don't get me wrong - it is a worthwhile purchase for any fan of Alice Cooper, rock and the evolution of music from the 1960's until the mid 80's, but it seems to be lacking...something!

Thanks! Seems I'll be best to wait for it to drop in price, or at least until I get back to the UK. Having to hit the brakes on my buying for now as I've not put much thought into the weight of what I've been buying out here. All adds up when it's time to go home!

That said, I've been at it again posts in relevant threads this time :P

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Is Mike Hunt here? Has anybody seen Mike Hunt?