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Post by hawkeyepierce on May 31, 2007 5:15:28 GMT -5
The Werewolf (1956) and The Undying Monster (1942) are to be released in the US on that wonderfull invention they call the Digital Versatile Disc.
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Post by Werewolf on May 31, 2007 8:10:55 GMT -5
The Werewolf (1956) and The Undying Monster (1942) are to be released in the US on that wonderfull invention they call the Digital Versatile Disc. If only Digital Versatile Discs would catch on in the UK, then we could have the classics as well! |
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Post by ArcLight on May 31, 2007 10:54:23 GMT -5
Sweet! I've got "The Werewolf" on tape somewhere and have "The Undying Monster" stuck on my DVR until I get figure out a good way to get stuff on it recorded onto disc.
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Post by hawkeyepierce on May 31, 2007 11:30:16 GMT -5
don't DVDs do well in the UK???  Or do you mean cult releases of this sort... |
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Post by Werewolf on Jun 1, 2007 2:25:36 GMT -5
don't DVDs do well in the UK??? Or do you mean cult releases of this sort... Cult releases. They seem to take forever. Although i did see a double DVD copy of the Wolf Man and The Werewolf of London yesterday but didn't have enough cash on me. |
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Post by hawkeyepierce on Jun 1, 2007 8:53:08 GMT -5
Yeah, same thing here. I think however your beter off then the Netherlands are, still...no beating the US.
This is quite weird because a lot of releases like British Hammer and Amicus productions, Spanish films like the Naschy catalogue, Italian Zombie flicks and even some obscure dutch cheapos seem to get a release first in the US, and most of the time only in the US. This ofcourse because the US has a much bigger market...but still.
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Post by Werewolf on Jun 1, 2007 9:23:33 GMT -5
There must be a decent market for such things in the UK, particularly the Hammer films as they were huge.
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Or do you mean cult releases of this sort...