Recent Movie Purchases

[Doggett]

[Raffine]

I've ordered the Rifftrax version of VOODOO MAN (1944) starring Bela Lugosi, John Carradine, and George Zucco.

For some reason VOODOO MAN has never been available with all the other PD peverty row 40's horrors and this is the only way to get it. The good news Mike and Crew thoughfully provide the original version of the film o their DVD, and the print is supposed to be great!

[InformationGeek]

I just picked up some new movies from Blockbuster:

Battle for Terra
Dance Flick
Lady Death
Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2
The Warriors: Ultimate Director's Cut

[Newt]

Found at a yard sale, VHS going for 6 for $1:

Carnosaur
Carnosaur 2 (my family thinks I have lost my mind)
Desert Warrior (1988) with Lou Ferrigno - looks so cheesy (the cover is pure Road Warrior meets the child of Rambo and Conan!) I could not leave it!
Digital Man (1994) "Built for war. Programmed to win. Now, he's on-line...and out of control."  Cover looks like Darren McGavin as Robocop.  What's not to love?
Theodore Rex (1996)  Whoopi Goldberg and a guy in a dino-suit. Seen it, but what the heck.
The Legend of Hell House (1973)  I love Roddy McDowall. And it's a good one.
Freejack (1992) Emilio Estevez, Mick Jagger and Anthony Hopkins! "Alex Furlong died today.  Eighteen years from now he'll be running for his life." - c'mon: I had to!
Meteor (1979) Sean Connery! Nathalie Wood! Karl Malden! Brian Keith!  lol - seen this too, but it's worth a giggle or two.
Split Second (1977) Rutger Hauer (cannot resist good old Rutger!) and Kim Cattrall. "He's seen the future... ...Now he has to kill it.  He'll need bigger guns."  Just reading that left me squealing with delight! (So I am easily amused: where are we? Hmm?)
The Legacy (1979)  Katharine Ross and Sam Elliott.  Yeah.  Bad.
Zulu Dawn (1986)  Peter O'Toole, Burt Lancaster and Sir John Mills.  "A Rip-Roaring BLOOD AND THUNDER EPIC!"
Fifty Fifty (1993)  Peter Weller (another can't resist!) and Robert Hays (??)  This has to be bad...
Flatliners (1990) Worth another look.
Slapstick of Another Kind (1983)  Just because.  I prefer to read Vonnegut.
The Big Lebowski (1998)  I have heard enough that I got it for curiosity's sake.
Hard Bounty (1995) "Sometimes justice is against the law" Hubby threw this one in - for Kelly LeBrock.
Taffin (1987)  Pierce Brosnan with 'lightning-fast martial arts moves' - um, yeah.  At least he's reasonably pretty. (Hubby chose that one too - OK?)
Saboteur (1942) A token Hitchcock.  Have not heard of this one...how bad can it be?
Awakenings (1990)  Robin Williams.  A warm-and-fuzzy moment or two never hurt.

Hubby also chose Left Behind: The Movie (2000) at another sale for $1.  The other ones at 17 cents each weren't such a bad deal, I'm thinking.  Guilt-free watch-once-and-dispose-of (if necessary).  

[Raffine]

I just found a VHS of FIGHT CLUB in a drawer in the utility room of my new house.

There were also several Veggie Tales tapes and an aerobic exercise video for reducing the size of your butt.

Sounds like a perfect night of viewing pleasure!

[Ometiklan]

Crack in the World.
From Amazon. It arrives tomorrow so I know what i'll be watching tomorrow night.

[Jack]

Finally got around to ordering one of these Legacy Collections.



Frankenstein / The Bride of / Son of / The Ghost of / House of

[Newt]

Found at the thrift store:

Wizards
White Dwarf
The Evil Dead
Black Christmas

[JaseSF]

From some cheap bin raiding:

The Indian in the Cupboard
Turner & Hooch
Igor
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus
The Inglorious Bastards
Tarzan and the Trappers/Tarzan & the Fearless
Mission Monte Carlo/Deadline
Nobody Knows Anything
Eastern Horror: Tales From the East/Return of the Evil Fox
Sonny Chiba: Fighting Fists/Soul of Bruce Lee
Total Reality/LEGION
Demons and Devils 10 Movie Pack
Rambo (2008)

I also picked up the following which cost me quite a bit more:

Wrestlemania XXVI
Ricky Steamboat: The Life Story of the Dragon

[InformationGeek]

I picked up this choice anime titles recently:

Ah! My Goddess Season 1 (Shockingly, this is a surprisingly good romantic comedy anime that doesn't indulge in the fanservice.  So refreshing!)

Midori Days (Another romantic comedy and has fanservice, but thankfully it isn't distracting as say... Green Green)

I recommend these titles to all of you.  The premise of Midori Days is with alone the price of admittance.

[Vik]

I bought:
Oldboy
Frankenstein must be destroyed

[Jack]

This came in the mail yesterday:



Nominated for three Emmy awards!

Oh no, wait...that was some other movie.  Never mind.

[Doggett]

This came in the mail yesterday:



Nominated for three Emmy awards!

Oh no, wait...that was some other movie.  Never mind.

You did it you crazy fool !!!

You actually bought the DVD!! 



It almost makes me want to watch it again. Almost.

[Couchtr26]

Got a 3 movie pack with:

Asylum
The Hills Have Eyes (remake)
Hit and Run

Sadly, I think the remake of The Hills Have Eyes was the selling point. 

[Jack]

Ordered this:



They don't sound like the greatest movies, but they've got Christopher Lee, Vincent Price and Peter Cushing in them.  And they were cheap