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Started by Andrew, April 29, 2007, 07:35:56 AM

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Slapstick of Another Kind - abysmal Kurt Vonnegut adaptation by Steven Paul (Who?  Exactly.)  starring Jerry Lewis, Madeline Kahn playing the parents of mutated alien children (also played by Lewis and Kahn) and a featured final role for Marty Feldman.  But don't be fooled - this thing stinks on ice...and I got it!
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That film is absolutely HORRIBLE. It sucks so much. It hurts just thinking about it.

Rev. Powell



THE REFLECTING SKIN - The Ebay seller swore to me that this rare VHS was owned by a little old lady who only watched it once a week on Sundays.
I'll take you places the hand of man has not yet set foot...

InformationGeek

I bought the VHS copies of Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Wild Wild West.  Interesting enough, I think the copy of Roger Rabbit might be the original one that wasn't censored.  I'll have to the movie closely, but it could be possible.

It has been a while (Most likely 9 or 10 years) since I have seen Wild Wild West.  I liked it when I was younger, I wonder if it has aged well?
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We live in quite an interesting age. You can tell someone's sexual orientation and level of education from just their interests.

Pilgermann



$3 each at Big Lots  :smile:

Arthur
The Narrow Margin
Return of the Vampire
The Revenge of Frankenstein
 

Hammock Rider

Librarian : Quest for the Spear.

  It's a b-movie from TBS but it's actually pretty good! Noah Wylie is a super smart slacker type who is recruited to work in a special Library that houses all the lost artifacts from legend and myth. His boss is Bob Newhart. It's light and reasonably family friendly but still manages to be fun. Plus, as a librarian-to-be, I gotta like this. There are 2 other movies in the series, and they usually feature ok action, some funny dialogue and situations, and at least one hot babe to co-star with Wylie. In this one he has to recover the Spear of Destiny, which as we all know, was th spear that was used to lance Christ's side at the crucifixon. It's also got Sonya Walger as a deadly secret agent who provides the muscle and a fight between Bob Newhart and a ninja. Sure it's old fashioned but if you're in the mood for it, it's good.
Jumping Kings and Making Haste Ain't my Cup of Meat

Moreau

hercules, the one with lou ferrigno

bladerunnerblues

Picked up the 3 pack of the 4  BBC Narnia movies for a whopping 3 bucks at Cargo Largo.

Jack

Quote from: Hammock Rider on April 22, 2009, 03:36:47 PM
Librarian : Quest for the Spear.

That's a minor favorite of mine as well.  Like a sillier, lower budget Indiana Jones.  Darned DVD is kind of expensive though, otherwise it would be in my collection too  :teddyr:
The world is changed by your example, not by your opinion.

- Paulo Coelho

Joe the Destroyer

Seeing that it's finally come way down in price, I ordered Negadon on Amazon. 

Rev. Powell



Impulse buy for $4 at the grocery store.  Only halfway decent movie they have there.



Only the copy I got has cool Cyrillic lettering and menus, but an English subtitle option.  A Russian friend of mine has been trying to get me to see all these Gothic horror movies and fantasy films that were made in the Soviet Union.  There do seem to be a large number of very intriguing titles, even though the Russians don't seem to recognize horror as a separate genre (too Western, I guess). 
I'll take you places the hand of man has not yet set foot...

metalmonster

SCI-FI CLASSICS 50 Movie Pack

And An INCREDIBLE HULK DOUBLE FEATURE ...... I Found It In A Bargain Bin For $5

And It Is The Original HULK With Lou Ferrigno!

Torgo

MARTYRS  (2008) (unrated)
"There is no way out of here. It'll be dark soon. There is no way out of here."

crunkbot7

#1152
Just picked up a copy of 'The Summertime Killer' its a Thai DVD but with an english 5.1 soundtrack (because its a direct copy of the Japanese DVD, but actually licensed and does not cost 65.00!)




Joe the Destroyer

Picked up Flight of the Living Dead: Outbreak on a Plane. 

Captain Tripps

I just recently bought the movies "Critters," "Skeeter," and "Evil Ed" from F.Y.E.
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