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Attack goes for big bucks these days, a beat up copy went for over $170 recently on ebay, a mint usually goes for around 200.
I'll go with Ghoulies 2 over the first one. Such a fun movie and I love the carnival setting. I like the first one but it's a little dry...
^^^ Sweet Jesus
The Thing and The Fly are perfect examples of what a remake should do. You don't make a pointless remake of something that has come out in the...
Thats my bad, I'll see myself out ;)
Amando de Ossorio's Tombs of the Blind Dead for me. Anytime the horsemen are on screen is just bad ass.
Fangs (1974) Such an awesome underrated and forgotten gem. Like Willard except with snakes and a surprisingly awesome synth soundtrack for a...
"From the producer of PARANORMAL ACTIVITY and INSIDIOUS & the co-creator of American Horror Story" Come on people! really? you guys are looking...
I liked Cabin Fever and the sequal and the gore scene you posted is pretty good but best gore scene of all time? I dunno, looks really good for a...
Thanks for the info Walter!
Any particular reason why this is now hard to find? Pretty much every site has it listed as back ordered/not available. Amazon has it for almost...
Vinegar Syndrome will be putting this out at some point.
Rocktober Blood and Hack-O-Lantern
$80 fuck that
Speaking of all cash business...the last con I went to, this fucker, which had one of the biggest dealer tables there, selling all boots of...
Haha very true ronnie.
Have you taken a look, or better yet, smelled most of the people that attend these conventions? They are only getting laid if they hook up with...
From what I understand he undercharged for shipping and I guess shipping it in two packages made it cheaper on his end.
It goes without saying that it's all just a matter of opinion whether you like a movie or not. You can't just write off a single film as useless...
DVD fanatic it must be extremely hard on you being a horror fan...This same thing could be said on just about every single horror film in existence.
