magnificent trio
spiritual boxer
death duel
heroic ones
heroes two
the group
gonin
gonin 2
miller's crossing SE
bitter moon
cop on a mission
once a thief
shikoku
wanted dead or alive

yeah this version is apparently Lisa and the Devil restored with all of the origional footage ..

amazing film - millers crossing ..


and another polanski .. you're as bad as i am with this guy ..

yes it is and at the price it was a must buy (gotta love sales)



and i'm running out of polanski films to get

mi MC was on sale too .. its amazing how this film went under the radar .. my favorite all time 'ganster' film


i'm still trying to get my hands on (no pun intended) Repulsion ...

:D

but i have the boxset :p

"Double Tap" - Excellent Hong Kong action thriller with a top notch turn by the late Leslie Cheung and some bloody and well crafted shoot outs.

"Rich and Famous" - Chow Yun Fat, Andy Lau. Far more a drama than a Heroic Bloodshed film and rather dull in parts, works best if seen as the first part of it's VASTLY superior sequel. Talking of which......

"Tragic Hero" - superb sequel to "Rich and Famous" that ups the action and violence and features a classic Heroic Bloodshed finale that oozes Hong Kong coolness.

"The Sons of Katie Elder" - Top John Wayne flick with Dean Martin.

"The Shootist" - Wonderful and emotionally powerful ending to Wayne's career that's also a warm tribute.

"The Alamo" - Overblown and over long but it's still a lot better than many people say. Could have done with a longer action finale but all in all John Wayne does okay both in front and behind the camera with a good cast in support.

"True Grit" - More Wayne goodness with a top support cast, but not as great as it's reputation.

"El Dorado" - Classic semi-remake of "Rio Bravo" that ups the comedy.

"Rio Lobo" - Vastly underrated Wayne flick that's bags of fun.

"The Comancheros" - Some good humour but lacks action. Wayne is always watchable though.

"The Crazies" - Excellent presentation of an excellent george Romero film that deserves far more respect!

"Two Mules for Sister Sara" - Pretty damn good, if laid back, Eastwood Western with a good dose of comedy and a very violent finale.

"Death Hunt" - Wonderful (and violent) semi truthful re-telling of the Canadian 'Mad Trapper' that mixes fact, legend and fiction brilliantly. Bronson and Lee Marvin in top form!

"Under Siege" - Uncut version of this fun action fest. Shame Stevie Seagul is the star though!

Triple pack of "The Longest Day"/"Patton"/"Tora! Tora! Tora!"

"The Blue Max" - Long but fast moving WWI film with some great dogfights, a good cast and some epic visuals.

"Battle of Britain" - Amazing (if often very, very underused) cast and some excellent dog fight set-ups. Not bad at all.

"Resident Evil" - Pretty lacklustre and far too bloodless, but works well with it's superior sequel. Talking of which.........

"Resident Evil: Apocalypse" - far more action, far more zombie funstuffs (though still a lack of gore) and all in all worthy popcorn fun that actually feels far more like the game than part 1 did.

"Dead Birds" - Civil War haunted house/horror flick. Looks cool and different.

"Creep" - Brit horror set in the little used but alwats effective London Underground. Looking forward to checking it out.

"South Park", seasons 1 - 4

"The Hillside Strangler" (unrated) - It's meant to be nasty and exploitative. So it better had be!! LOL!

"Rocky 1 - 3"

CAT III goodness thanks to the sale at DDDHouse, all these for £7 inc postage from Hong Kong.......
"Run and kill" - Simon Yam classic.
"Naked Poison"
"Brother of Darkness"
"Daughter of Darkness" - Anthony 'Mr Sleazy' Wong.

nice !!!

i dont have cul de sac either - (i picked up Knife in the water on Laserdisc (criterion)

i'd love to get that boxset ... anchor bay .. man i love those guys

well let me know......and in better news we now have a date for the phantasm boxset :D