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Forum Home Assistance Login Register Writer Topic: Drive-In Cult Classics Collection - 200 Film Set up  (Read 11662 times) BluEyeDevil Dedicated Viewer Karma: 3 Posts: 24 I recently bought Mill Creek's Drive-In Cult Classics Drove - 200 Film Set off Amazon and was wondering, has anyone else here has bought information technology? I haven't watched whatsoever yet, just in that location's a few seemingly-promising stinkers (Conflicting Contagion, KARATE KIDS U.s.a., THE BLACK GODFATHER). There's and so many to choose from, whatsoever suggestions? Logged claws Guest This fix contains mostly stuff Mill Creek already released in other sets, except for the Crown International titles, which I already own in proper widescreen on DVD or Blu-ray. Recommended viewing: All the Kind Strangers (1974) ~ Creepy TV Thriller. The Beach Girls (1982) ~ Fun. The new Blu-ray is highly recommended. The Hearse (1980) ~ This was recently re-released on DVD, remastered. A personal fave. The Nightmare Never Ends (1980) ~ Cheesetastic. Atrocious PQ. Nine Deaths of the Ninja (1985) ~ Unintentional hilarious. Policewomen (1974) ~ Grindhouse classic + Tarantino fave. Terror (1978) ~ Underrated. Logged BluEyeDevil Dedicated Viewer Karma: 3 Posts: 24 This set contains more often than not stuff Mill Creek already released in other sets, except for the Crown International titles, which I already ain in proper widescreen on DVD or Blu-ray. Recommended viewing: All the Kind Strangers (1974) ~ Creepy Tv set Thriller. The Embankment Girls (1982) ~ Fun. The new Blu-ray is highly recommended. The Hearse (1980) ~ This was recently re-released on DVD, remastered. A personal fave. The Nightmare Never Ends (1980) ~ Cheesetastic. Awful PQ. Ix Deaths of the Ninja (1985) ~ Unintentional hilarious. Policewomen (1974) ~ Grindhouse classic + Tarantino fave. Terror (1978) ~ Underrated. Absurd, I've heard of NINE DEATHS, and so I'll probably kickoff there. From what I've read, Mill Creek is notorious for repackaging the aforementioned movies over and over once again. I likewise have one of their 20 movie horror packs with a lot of the same titles (and for some reason, LASER MISSION with Brandon Lee! Sounds spooooky), simply it was only 3 bucks so I didn't really mind. Logged SynapticBoomstick Cinematic Monster Fanatic from Weird New Jersey Bad Movie Lover Karma: 92 Posts: 867 One monster with extra cheese, hold the plot. Cool, I've heard of 9 DEATHS, then I'll probably beginning there. From what I've read, Mill Creek is notorious for repackaging the same movies over and over once more. I likewise take i of their twenty movie horror packs with a lot of the aforementioned titles (and for some reason, Laser MISSION with Brandon Lee! Sounds spooooky), but it was but iii bucks then I didn't really mind. Mill Creek is EVIL near doing it. I accept multiple copies of moving picture that I don't even similar. Logged Kleel's rule is harsh :-B Rev. Powell Global Moderator B-Movie Kraken Karma: 2807 Posts: 23686 Click on that earth for 366 Weird Movies Here's the page list the movies in the set: http://world wide web.millcreekent.com/drive-in-cult-classics-collection-200-film-set.html. I'd recommend BLACK COBRA City NINJA THE CREEPING TERROR (terrible, but essential) KUNG FU ARTS MADMAN OF MANDORAS (although the THEY SAVED HITLER'S Brain cutting is preferable) NINE DEATHS OF THE NINJA RETURN OF THE KUNG FU DRAGON TNT JACKSON and say to avert THE GUY FROM HARLEM HUSTLER SQUAD MOON OF THE WOLF (wearisome made for TV werewolf picture show, though it does have its fans) NIGHT Fright (nothing happens) THE WILD WOMEN OF WONGO (runway down the Picture Coiffure version if you want to run across this ane) Actually it'southward not such a bad prepare depending on what y'all paid for it. Logged I'll take you places the hand of man has not yet prepare foot. fulci420 Bad Movie Lover Karma: 25 Posts: 391 I have a bunch of factory creek sets (not this 1) so I've seen a couple of these movies. Skilful (at to the lowest degree past Manufacturing plant Creek Criteria All The Kind Strangers Death Rage Death Warmed Upwardly Mad Canis familiaris (Awesome really) The Kidnapping of the President (features Shatner and Hal Holbrook) Eternal Evil (aka The Bluish Man) I actually liked this one but I retrieve I may be the only i. Ok Medusa Embryo The Severed Arm (Ok I liked the atomic number 82 up but the mill creek version cuts off at the climax!) Abysmal My Moms a Werewolf Deathrow Gameshow (although beingness one of the worst movies ever, it does have the rare distinction of being a manufactory creek motion-picture show with a practiced widescreen transfer. Most Hollywood Snowbeast Logged Rev. Powell Global Moderator B-Flick Kraken Karma: 2807 Posts: 23686 Click on that globe for 366 Weird Movies I concord you could skip MY MOM'S A WEREWOLF, but I don't call up it's among the worst in the set. It'due south goofy and for some reason I find Susan Blakely weirdly sexy in this. Logged I'll accept y'all places the paw of man has not yet set pes. bob I survived Bucky Larson Frightening Fanatic of Horrible Cinema Karma: 633 Posts: 7618 Torgo watches yous masterbate! I also highly recommend The Creeping Terror Logged Kubrick, Nolan, Hitchcock, Tarantino, Wan, I��rritu, Scorsese, Chaplin, Abrams, Wes Anderson, Gilliam - the elite I believe in the international communist conspiracy to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids. BluEyeDevil Dedicated Viewer Karma: iii Posts: 24 I too highly recommend The Creeping Terror Aye I've seen the Mystery Science Theater version a few times; a great sci-fi stinker. Just noticed they've got a few MST3K movies like this one, MANHUNT IN Infinite, THE SIDEHACKERS, THE HELLCATS and THE SKYDIVERS (which I loved growing up). For some reason, I ever enjoyed those bleak depressing Coleman Francis films. I've decided to start off with 9 DEATHS OF THE NINJA and VOODOO BLACK EXORCIST (which looks terrible, but I remember it having a long write up in the PSYCHOTRONIC VIDEO GUIDE). Logged BluEyeDevil Dedicated Viewer Karma: iii Posts: 24 Oh and cheers for the recommendations! Keep 'em coming. Logged zombie no.one Frightening Fanatic of Horrible Cinema Karma: 556 Posts: 4067 Oookaay... I watched the first 10 minutes of Nine DEATHS OF THE NINJA on youtube last dark. Hilarious deceit believe this has gone under my bad-dar till now Logged Brad Chocolate-brown is back in town FatFreddysCat Movies, Metal, Beer! Frightening Fanatic of Horrible Cinema Karma: 347 Posts: 4224 Good grief, that set looks awesome. Sure, there will be retreads from other sets, simply still, in that location's gotta exist some gems in at that place. Skimming the list of titles, it looks like I haven't seen very many of these. I have seen two of the three "Black Cobra" flicks w/Fred Williamson, they were entertaining in a painful sort of way, and enjoyed almost of "Alien Contamination" (which started out pretty strong merely went off the rails at around the iii quarter mark). I've also seen "Galaxina," which was pretty weak sauce, "Invasion of the Bee Girls" (ridiculous only fun), and "Snowbeast" (ehhhh). I would definitely pick up this ready if I could get it at a decent price. I'd never accept to purchase another multi-pack DVD, I'd be set for life!! Logged BluEyeDevil Dedicated Viewer Karma: 3 Posts: 24 Man, oh homo, I started with VOODOO Blackness EXORCIST. What a fantastic steaming pile of movie theater! Information technology's got horrific dubbing, an "exotic" dancer that looks like somebody'southward center-anile aunt, people in grayface (estimate the upkeep didn't allow for greasepaint), editing that volition make your head explode, a groovy psychedelic/salsa/tribal soundtrack that pops in from time to time and papier-mache decapitations o' plenty. Information technology'south about a cruise ship that for some reason is carrying a sarcophagus of a voodoo mummy played by a low rent Yul Brynner. He'due south out for revenge. Hilarity ensues. Highly recommended! Today's my day off then while I'thousand nursing this hangover, I'll accept a peek at NINE DEATHS OF THE NINJA. Logged BluEyeDevil Dedicated Viewer Karma: three Posts: 24 Good grief, that set looks awesome. Sure, there will be retreads from other sets, merely still, there'southward gotta be some gems in in that location. Skimming the list of titles, it looks like I haven't seen very many of these. I have seen two of the three "Black Cobra" flicks w/Fred Williamson, they were entertaining in a painful sort of manner, and enjoyed nigh of "Alien Contamination" (which started out pretty potent but went off the rail at effectually the three quarter mark). I've also seen "Galaxina," which was pretty weak sauce, "Invasion of the Bee Girls" (ridiculous just fun), and "Snowbeast" (ehhhh). I would definitely selection upward this set if I could get it at a decent price. I'd never have to buy some other multi-pack DVD, I'd be set up for life!! I got it off Amazon for 46 bucks. Even if simply half of them plough out to be watchable it'due south still a pretty good bargain. Logged BluEyeDevil Dedicated Viewer Karma: 3 Posts: 24 I watched the kickoff 10 minutes of NINE DEATHS OF THE NINJA on youtube last night. Hilarious deceit believe this has gone nether my bad-dar till at present The uncomfortable championship sequence with the dancers in atrocious leotards and developed-contemporary music for the theme was an odd choice to start off a ninja moving-picture show. Believe it or non, information technology gets fifty-fifty ameliorate from there. Logged
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