Paul Zombie

No worries.

I am hoping to pick up the blu-ray editions of those films. no way i can afford the fancy UHD sets, and i haven't got a 4K set up yet anyway.

No. I want it for the extra material (not disc extras) that comes with it. £30 is probably too expensive for a small poster and booklet in all honesty.

I will do my best, although i cannot guarantee i will watch one every night.
and i will post any that i do watch in both the seen and horror threads

Are you having an October Horror Marathon, Paul?

If so you would be very welcome to post your thoughts in that thread.

i like the film a lot but it loses a lot of marks for the ending. even so, it is still a good score

Sadly not.

I should be taking prizes away from you only giving To The Devil A Daughter 76/100. That's your lowest score to date if i recall...and you've reviewed some right rubbish.

Over 500 posts in just over two months. Good work sir.

I am perhaps one of the youngest people here

I wasn't born until 1987, so I had a much longer wait to see it.

She has a solo album and The Dark Element album as well. I haven't got either yet.

over at Blurage these are being touted as the possible Halloween releases for the Premium Collection... hope so.... :clap: https://bbfc.co.uk/releases/thing-another-world-theatrical-trailer-video...

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Heat (1995) Michael Mann's crime thriller about a cop (Al Pacino) on the trail of Robert De Niro's criminal gang is as epic in scale as it is in length. Essentially a character study sporting a...

The Plague Of Zombies 1966. Young people begin to die mysteriously, the Doctor sends for help in the guise of his professor who uncover the truth. John Gilling directs this only hammer horror...

The Deadly Bees 1966. A singer takes a holiday at a farm where someone has released a new strain of killer bees. Freddie Francis and Robert Bloch team up and created this for Amicus...

Rasputin:The Mad Monk 1966. After being exiled by the monastery, Grigori Rasputin claims to have healing powers worms his way to the royal family of Russia through the Czarina's lady in waiting. ...

The Reptile 1966. After his brother dies, a couple decide to live in the house after being warned to move on and find out that a mysterious plague swoops over the community. Ray Barrett...

Dracula A.D. 1972 (1972) Despite being at odds with the earlier Hammer Dracula films continuity wise, Alan Gibson's film brings the famed vampire and arch nemesis Van Helsing kicking and screaming...

Licence to Kill (1989) Timothy Dalton's second and sadly final outing as 007 is a harder edged film than what had come previously with some of it's violence deemed as excessive at it's time of...

The Legacy 1978 An American decorator and her boyfriend accept a job in England unaware of what job they have accepted, they are involved in a bike accident and taken to a stately manor by a...

Short Night of Glass Dolls (La Corta Nottie Delle Bambole Vetro) 1971. A Journalist's body is found, he is presumed dead but isn't and how he got that way is told in flashbacks while searching for...

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Body Puzzle (Misteria)1992. A homicide detective begins to suspect the killings of people are somehow connected to a widow's deceased husband. Another Bava movie but has all the hallmarks of...

From Russia With Love (1963) The second in the series meant it hadn't yet settled into any sort of routine and is in fact a superior Cold War thriller more than a typical Bond film as such. In...

Delirium (Le foto Di Gioia) 1987 A former prostitute runs a successful men's magazine, when her models start being killed she believes she is next to be killed. This was more crime thriller...