Seasonally Appropriate DVD Releases
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saoneLots of classic horror flicks coming out on DVD -
•The Mummy, Creature From the Black Lagoon and The Invisible Man ($30, two discs each, Universal).
•Ed Wood Special Edition, out today ($30, two discs, Buena Vista), stars Johnny Depp as the B-movie maker in the 1994 Tim Burton film.
•The Ed Wood Jr. Collection ($40, six discs, Image Entertainment) includes Flying Saucers Over Hollywood, Glen or Glenda?, Jail Bait and Plan 9 From Outer Space.
•The Hunger, the 1983 vampire movie starring Susan Sarandon; He Knows You're Alone, Tom Hanks' 1980 feature debut; Roman Polanski's 1967 The Fearless Vampire Killers ($20 each, Warner).
•Elvira's Box of Horror ($30, three discs, Time-Life): House on Haunted Hill, Night of the Living Dead, The Little Shop of Horrors.
•Dawn of the Dead Unrated Director's Cut ($30, Universal), out Oct. 26, is gorier than the R-rated movie.
•Friday the 13th - From Crystal Lake to Manhattan ($80, five discs, Paramount), eight films plus extras.
Also found this about a special edition version of Van Helsing -
Van Helsing The Ultimate Collector's Edition (about $40) includes two additional discs with more extras: an interactive Frankenstein's lab; the literary and cinematic histories of Dracula, Frankenstein and Wolfman; and, in their entirety, the original Dracula (1931, with Bela Lugosi), Frankenstein (1931, Boris Karloff) and The Wolf Man (1941, Claude Rains).
The originals. How cool.
•The Mummy, Creature From the Black Lagoon and The Invisible Man ($30, two discs each, Universal).
•Ed Wood Special Edition, out today ($30, two discs, Buena Vista), stars Johnny Depp as the B-movie maker in the 1994 Tim Burton film.
•The Ed Wood Jr. Collection ($40, six discs, Image Entertainment) includes Flying Saucers Over Hollywood, Glen or Glenda?, Jail Bait and Plan 9 From Outer Space.
•The Hunger, the 1983 vampire movie starring Susan Sarandon; He Knows You're Alone, Tom Hanks' 1980 feature debut; Roman Polanski's 1967 The Fearless Vampire Killers ($20 each, Warner).
•Elvira's Box of Horror ($30, three discs, Time-Life): House on Haunted Hill, Night of the Living Dead, The Little Shop of Horrors.
•Dawn of the Dead Unrated Director's Cut ($30, Universal), out Oct. 26, is gorier than the R-rated movie.
•Friday the 13th - From Crystal Lake to Manhattan ($80, five discs, Paramount), eight films plus extras.
Also found this about a special edition version of Van Helsing -
Van Helsing The Ultimate Collector's Edition (about $40) includes two additional discs with more extras: an interactive Frankenstein's lab; the literary and cinematic histories of Dracula, Frankenstein and Wolfman; and, in their entirety, the original Dracula (1931, with Bela Lugosi), Frankenstein (1931, Boris Karloff) and The Wolf Man (1941, Claude Rains).
The originals. How cool.
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Date: 2004-10-21 09:23 pm (UTC)Hey,
Remake.
-Thank the Goddess! :calls off Winged Monkeys:
And VAN HELSING?! Did it mention a restored cut of Hugh's butt-shot?!!
It does contain deleted senes. Keep your appendeges crossed.
-Indeed I will. I want Hugh's ass, dammit. And seeing it in the film would be good too!
Not to begrudge any deep seated need you might have to feel like a "talentless, overwritten hack", but get over it! *g* Come on, consider the source. You're not exactly dealing with people in possession of a full deck here. They sound about as nutty as the Buffy/Angel twu luv 4eva bunch.
-Well, one was nuts, but the other one seemed more or less rational. I *was* getting a nice, seething grudge going, but I guess I'll drop it. I mean, I've already marked them as spam and blocked them!!
Buffy/Angel?! That's *truly* sick!
Gav!