What is Your Best $1 DVD Purchase?

[Scott]

I love finding gems on DVD for $1. What are you favorite cheapies?

My favorite $1 DVD is Bela Lugosi in THE CORPSE VANISHES (1942).





Post Edited (08-19-05 20:39)

[Ozzymandias]

I hate to say it, but it was the BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS. Good clear picture and sound. Roger Corman's FAST AND FURRIOUS was pretty good.

The worst was a DRAGNET, where they dubbed over the music with some bad keyboard theme of their own and a bad picture quality.

[peter johnson]

Dollar DVDs:
Fleischer Brothers Superman, on 2 discs,  The complete collection:  $1 each at Target.
peter johnson/denny crane

[dean]

>>>>Fleischer Brothers Superman, on 2 discs, The complete collection: $1 each at Target

Someone at my house got that as well, it's not too bad from the bits I've watched.

My personal favourite purchases for around the $1 mark [I'm allowing for conversion of currency here] is probably House On the Haunted Hill original, Plan 9, Night of the Ghouls and Bride of the Monster [which I got for the princely sum of AU$2 each]

But my favourite of all time, which isn't mine and I'm kicking myself that I didn't get it, is my friend's copy of Death Race 2000 which he picked up for AU$2.50.

[trekgeezer]

Snagged a good looking copy of Night of the Living Dead at the Wally Mart.

I also have two discs of the Fleischer Superman cartoons. I believe there 17 of them in total, but the two discs I have only have 8 eps each. These are great looking cartoons and were much of the inspiration for Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.

[LilCerberus]

Santa Claus (1959), an ultra weird little K. Gordon Murray import from Mexico that I found at the DallarTree last December.
This was the first time I ecountered $1 DVDs, so I got a little caried away, but I liked this whole weird little Santa Vs. Satan scenerio, so I bought a copy for everybody on my Christmas list.

[StatCat]

never bought a dollar dvd that I can remember