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Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2008 10:44 am
by krispyg
I have to say I am glad I avoided this film. Does anyone have anything good to say about it?

Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2008 10:58 am
by Grindhouse
krispyg wrote:Talking on the subject of dvds, I am looking at getting a replacement personal dvd player this xmas and have quite a generous budget of upto £200 to spend.

Can anyone shed any light on what is worth having, I want something decent, something that allows you to plug a usb stick in as well.

I am drawn to Shinco, does anyone have on of those?

If not then it may be an mp4 player but I have heard mixed reviews an dthat it can be a lot of messing about transferring stuff onto them.
Last December i got a Pioneer DV-600AV multiregion upscaling dvd player that has a USB port.
its a superb dvd player it was around the £100 range from Richer Sounds

Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2008 12:27 pm
by orlovsky
My copy of Dance of the Dead arrived today, and I'm waiting for The Strangers to arrive (which will be watched when Doris isn't in)

Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2008 2:25 pm
by Grindhouse
orlovsky wrote:My copy of Dance of the Dead arrived today, and I'm waiting for The Strangers to arrive (which will be watched when Doris isn't in)
I cant wait to see dance of the dead again,i fear the R1 sales of this movie will stop it being shown at the cinemas,its the perfect fun halloween movie,though notts pete has a copy i might be able to watch.

Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2008 3:24 pm
by maxmum
Grindhouse wrote:
Last December i got a Pioneer DV-600AV multiregion upscaling dvd player that has a USB port.
its a superb dvd player it was around the £100 range from Richer Sounds
Now that sounds alreet..........I may have a look at getting one of them. I have my multiregion poineer (none upscaling) dvd player in the back living room with a normal crt 38" telly, but all my HD stuff is in the front room, and I can only play my UK stuff there due to having just the ps3 and the xbox.

Hmmmm. I do trust pioneer dvd players too, I have had this one since the invention of DVD and it's been perfect.

Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2008 5:06 pm
by krispyg
Grindhouse wrote:
krispyg wrote:Talking on the subject of dvds, I am looking at getting a replacement personal dvd player this xmas and have quite a generous budget of upto £200 to spend.

Can anyone shed any light on what is worth having, I want something decent, something that allows you to plug a usb stick in as well.

I am drawn to Shinco, does anyone have on of those?

If not then it may be an mp4 player but I have heard mixed reviews an dthat it can be a lot of messing about transferring stuff onto them.
Last December i got a Pioneer DV-600AV multiregion upscaling dvd player that has a USB port.
its a superb dvd player it was around the £100 range from Richer Sounds
Sounds decent as I am also looking for a mult region player for at home.

But first I need a new portable one. Any reccoemndations...

I'm looking for 8.5/9inch screen minimum
A usb port
Decent battery life
Sturdy but not too bulky/heavy

I have seen a shinco 8.5" inch screen and that seems to be pretty reasonable and yet the 10.2" screen one does not get as good reviews.

Also this looks promising :

http://www.testfreaks.co.uk/portable-dv ... s-pet1030/

This is the shinco one :

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Shinco-SDP-6820 ... 65&sr=1-22

And this is the 10.2" screen one :

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Shinco-SDP-1280 ... 920&sr=1-4

Or this sony one :

http://www.reevoo.com/reviews/mpn/sony/dvp_fx850b

Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 12:53 am
by Notts Pete
Grindhouse wrote: I cant wait to see dance of the dead again,i fear the R1 sales of this movie will stop it being shown at the cinemas,its the perfect fun halloween movie,though notts pete has a copy i might be able to watch.
Subtle as ever Grindy. :wink:

I'll pop it in the post for you tomorrow.

The R1 Dance is on Sam Saimi's new GhostHouse Underground label. The Nottingham Cinema Store had more titles on this label including one called The Trackman and, best of all, The Substitute - the Danish movie that was missing from this year's FF line-up !!
They also had a box set of Ghosthouse DVDs (about 10), a bit like that 'After Dark Horrorfest' set. It was a bit pricey though and the only other title in it I recognised was Dark Floors with that strange Eurovision rock band. Looks like a label to keep an eye on though...

Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 12:03 pm
by Bearded Avenger
Notts Pete wrote:
Grindhouse wrote: I cant wait to see dance of the dead again,i fear the R1 sales of this movie will stop it being shown at the cinemas,its the perfect fun halloween movie,though notts pete has a copy i might be able to watch.
Subtle as ever Grindy. :wink:

I'll pop it in the post for you tomorrow.

The R1 Dance is on Sam Saimi's new GhostHouse Underground label. The Nottingham Cinema Store had more titles on this label including one called The Trackman and, best of all, The Substitute - the Danish movie that was missing from this year's FF line-up !!
They also had a box set of Ghosthouse DVDs (about 10), a bit like that 'After Dark Horrorfest' set. It was a bit pricey though and the only other title in it I recognised was Dark Floors with that strange Eurovision rock band. Looks like a label to keep an eye on though...
Both the R1 Dance of the Dead and Trackman are available for £8.99 on Amazon.co.uk. I don't see how non-internet shops survive these days. I've only been in to a music shop about twice this year.

I see that Ghosthouse are also releasing No Man's Land: Reeker 2 and (pretty cool) Italian low budget shocker The Last House in the Woods, which incidentally is a title change enforced by the producers.

There's a list of the releases here - a mixture of good and pants from the looks of it:

http://www.ghosthousepictures.com/

Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 2:45 pm
by maxmum
Notts Pete wrote:and, best of all, The Substitute - the Danish movie that was missing from this year's FF line-up !!
Oh speak of the devil! I must get that one.

Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 12:48 pm
by Grindhouse
Arrived today Streets of Fire on HD if this comes out on blu ray with extras,count me in on that one.

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 4:50 pm
by Melvin Junko
Rach picked up a copy of Feast with Henry Rollins the other day, looks quite good.

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 4:52 pm
by Grindhouse
Melvin Junko wrote:Rach picked up a copy of Feast with Henry Rollins the other day, looks quite good.
Feast is great fun its took a while to reach these shores, i have it on HD

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:48 pm
by orlovsky
My copy of The Strangers turned up (with the super 'unrated' print containing a whole extra 2 minutes of footage) along with this gem:
Legacy of Blood

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:37 pm
by scrobble
DavieT wrote:
maxmum wrote:
DavieT wrote: Well it was shockingly awful :)
What does rustling greenery not do it for you? :lol:
Wel I thought the trees were the best actors in in - Zooey Deschanel was far more wooden :D
At least she looked pretty :)

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:54 pm
by streetrw
In the GoreZone goodybag:

CABIN FEVER
THE FOG (remake)
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