@Rare_Gamer It's not "antique" it more likely has crossed into the realm of "vintage" but just barely. There is a difference in the antique and collectibles world but because that world covers both, its no surprise to me that it shows up on Antiques Roadshow.
We are on a roll this week with a double helping of CRITTERS (1986) and CRITTERS 2 (1988)!
Blake Bergman (@bbergman85) joins us to discuss these furry bastards, CHILD'S PLAY, V*N WILDER and easter horror movies.
Apple: https://t.co/CA0wQceBHU
Spotify: https://t.co/XR9eSdVdfQ
An earlier review of mine, as I tend to go longer today. Regardless, I encourage all to check out 1967's "The Unknown Man of Shandigor" from @DeafCrocodile. It's a maniacal tale of mad scientist energy all with a Cold War flavoring.
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@cinemaburrito I heard Orbit might be getting some soon (like maybe Monday)...but they want to you click the "email me when available" tab so they can get a count.
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@lewpoly @RockCHUDson @disc_connected My assumption is 1-3 & and 4-5 will always just be compendiums as those were the early phase ones and there was a whole lot of troubleshooting going on. Still worth it for sure (shameless plug because I did articles in issues 3 & 7 haha).
@JonnyBlox The fact that the majority here continues to apply the usage of "DVD" in all your statements really showcases that nobody has bought a Blu-ray for a while.
@JonnyBlox That watershed moment where tons of people who abandoned buying physical media for the ease of streaming, finally returned back to physical media to find out that the budgeted reasoning to create creative menus has gone out the window a long time ago.
Ever feel like our blu-ray releases aren’t “weird” enough? Well today we have a treat for you! Welcome THE HEAD by @MichaelKeene to the TV home video catalogue. This is a good, ‘watch with your odd friends on a Friday night’, sort of movie. Snag a copy at https://t.co/5niq2GFG5r