FrightFest

streetrw wrote:Tescos have SURVIVAL OF THE DEAD for a fiver. So I picked a copy up. Probably the weakest of Romero's zombie movies, but I think it might be worth another look.

Not in mine they haven't Did look though but no joy

Too bloody dear for new releases though, was not impressed with £13 for Heartless.

Found the 90s remake of NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD for £4 today. And CARRY ON AT YOUR CONVENIENCE, but that's not really a genre movie.

Recently purchased the 2 disc special edition of City Of The Living Dead by the maestro of gore and atmosphere himself, Lucio Fulci!

Picked up Wolfhound aka Volkodav in asda for a fiver

Just ordered my 100th dvd of this year so far on amazon: The Entity.

The Entity is my favourite horror film ever, it still scares me to watch it even now.

This months purchases :

Audrey Rose
Autopsy
Avatar
Book of Eli, The
Colin
Dark Power, The
Don't look in the basement
Evilspeak
Fido
Gruesome
Hack!
Hangover, The
Hansel & Gretel
Harpoon
Heartless
House by the cemetery, The
I know what you did last summer
Inseminoid
Lighthouse
Long Time Dead
Night Of The Hunted
No Country For Old Men
Nun, The
One Eyed Monster
Paradise Lost
Red Mist
Scared To Death
Shutter Island
Silent Hill
Silent Night, Bloody Night
Silent Scream
Simon Says
Spiral
Spontaneous Combustion
Stag Night
Staunton Hill
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3 : Leatherface
Turkey Shoot
Unhinged
Urban Legends 2 : Final Cut
Wishcraft


About time I treated myself and to be fair I didn't spend much over about £120 for all that.

Susperia

krispyg wrote:About time I treated myself and to be fair I didn't spend much over about £120 for all that.

120 notes for that lot is some pretty canny shopping!

I'm now stocking a videoshop, so litterally buying hundreds of films each week from disturbingly overpriced new releases to surprisingly affordable classics and bulk bargaiin trash that throw up the occasional gem. Also greedily feeding my bloated personal library at the same time is proving a financially reckless enterprise.

I'm trying to specialise in horror and buy all new release horrors to that end, extra if i recognise it as a Frightfest film. This is not paying off so far and most people through the door just want Sherlock Holmes and Up in the Air, but i keep telling myself: "If you build it, they will come".

To try and improve the library here I've enlisted several "Video Pimps" who offer me cool titles to add to the dvd library (or in far too many cases just take home for myself).
I sell dvds too, so i will just about pay cash or credit for any/all dvds offered if people out there want to come on down and tell/offer me what my library is missing. I can't pay big money for esoteric genre classics, but fair money for what you can spare or want to get rid of.

For anyone who's interested; Filmnight Balham is right next to Balham tube station on the Northern line, or send me a pm on here.

It's early days yet, but i hope to make this place very Frightfest Friendly and indulge my own love for horror and cult weirdness at the same time, so I'd welcome all Frightfesters along with their films, oppinions and anything else they'd like to talk about.

So come on down or get in touch.

(appologies to any who feel this is a shameless advertisement, it's not intended as such, but maybe it is!)

I bow down to you, kris, for finding so much for so little...but when will you find the time to watch it all?! Haven't you got a wedding to plan or something...? :P

Yes but I bought nothing over the last 3 months really...

As for where then cex and ebay gave me most of it, some online purchases, some instore

Mr Bill wrote:

krispyg wrote:About time I treated myself and to be fair I didn't spend much over about £120 for all that.

120 notes for that lot is some pretty canny shopping!

I'm now stocking a videoshop, so litterally buying hundreds of films each week from disturbingly overpriced new releases to surprisingly affordable classics and bulk bargaiin trash that throw up the occasional gem. Also greedily feeding my bloated personal library at the same time is proving a financially reckless enterprise.

I'm trying to specialise in horror and buy all new release horrors to that end, extra if i recognise it as a Frightfest film. This is not paying off so far and most people through the door just want Sherlock Holmes and Up in the Air, but i keep telling myself: "If you build it, they will come".

To try and improve the library here I've enlisted several "Video Pimps" who offer me cool titles to add to the dvd library (or in far too many cases just take home for myself).
I sell dvds too, so i will just about pay cash or credit for any/all dvds offered if people out there want to come on down and tell/offer me what my library is missing. I can't pay big money for esoteric genre classics, but fair money for what you can spare or want to get rid of.

For anyone who's interested; Filmnight Balham is right next to Balham tube station on the Northern line, or send me a pm on here.

It's early days yet, but i hope to make this place very Frightfest Friendly and indulge my own love for horror and cult weirdness at the same time, so I'd welcome all Frightfesters along with their films, oppinions and anything else they'd like to talk about.

So come on down or get in touch.

(appologies to any who feel this is a shameless advertisement, it's not intended as such, but maybe it is!)

I live just off Clapham High Street so will pop in next time I'm that side of the Common. Something I've always dreamed of doing myself so well done!

my local Tescos has survival of the dead for £5 and i picked up friday the 13th reboot for £3, i wasnt keen on it but it has to go in the friday the 13th collection.
the wolfman on bluray and the lost boys on bluray too.

Though i'd treat myself and add a few to the collection so i purchased Frontiers, Them, Mutants and Thirst.

:mrgreen:

As for when to watch it all well I'm not mad on football so that gives me the next three weeks I believe!

My lovely lady the twitterer @littlegonzogirl is taking advantage of me watching the world cup to catch up on a few films. Tonights film was the day after tomorrow.