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06-07-2013, 09:03 AM
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Horror Collections by Echo Bridge
Anybody here actually buy those cheap DVDs by Echo Bridge at the supermarket? Lately I've really gotten into The Midnight Horror Collections they sell with all sorts of low budget indie horror films. Some of the films are pretty OK for low budget horror films, some are so bad they're laughable, and then you have a couple of gems like the original Night of the Living Dead and Carnival of Souls. Out of all the ones I've watched on the DVDs I've bought my current favorites are:
Night of the Living Dead Carnival of Souls The Terror House on Haunted Hill Decadent Evil The Legend of Sorrow Creek Meridian I Am Omega Grave Mistake King of the Zombies Last of the Living 
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06-09-2013, 07:44 AM
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I too buy these 6 or 8 movie packs by Echo Bridge.
If you get one, or maybe two good films out of the lot, you are lucky. Some of the films are just plain terrible. Usually when I see a cast of actors I know I assume that it will be a decent film ( but don't count on it). Some of the films I cut off and just did not care to continue with. Some are just plain awful Echo Bridge says that this the alternate to what the world really wants to see. My favs are: Night Of The Living Dead King of The Zombies The Devil's Daughter The House That Would Not Die Puppet Master Mortuary Quarantine You pays your $4.99 and rolls the dice. If you are lucky you get at least one descent film. Again, if like Echo Bridge says, that this is the alternative to what the world wants to see, I would hate to see the original!
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06-11-2013, 02:09 PM
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Yeah I guess most of them are pretty crappy, but I kind of like crappy horror movies because some of them are funny in a way. :P But then you have some that are so terrible that they're not even laughable. Echo Bridge seems to have a mix of both.
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06-11-2013, 02:28 PM
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Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde starring John Barrymore Blue Beard starring John Carradine The Corpse Vanishes starring Bela Lugosi Night of the Living Dead starring Judith O'Dea Doomed to Die starring Boris Karloff The Phantom of the Opera starring Lon Chaney, Sr. The Indestructible Man starring Lon Chaney, Jr. The Hunchback of Notre Dame Lon Chaney, Sr. Nosferatu starring Max Schreck Swamp Women starring Mike Connors The World Gone Mad starring Pat O'Brien The Little Shop of Horrors starring Jack Nicholson Tormented starring Richard Carlson The Monster Walks starring Rex Lease Monster from a Prehistoric Planet starring Tamio Kawaji The Gorilla starring The Ritz Brothers A Shriek in the Night starring Ginger Rogers Bloodlust starring Robert Reed The Amazing Mr. X starring Turhan Bay Last Woman on Earth starring Robert Towne The Bat starring Vincent Price The House on Haunted Hill starring Vincent Price The Last Man on Earth starring Vincent Price Dementia 13 starring William Campbell Phantom from 10,000 Leagues starring Kent Taylor Carnival of Souls starring Candace Hilligoss Atom Age Vampire starring Alberto Lupo Creature from the Haunted Sea starring Robert Towne Nightmare Castle starring Barbara Steele Black Dragons starring Bela Lugosi Invisible Ghost starring Bela Lugosi One Body Too Many starring Bela Lugosi White Zombie starring Bela Lugosi Attack of the Giant Leeches starring Ken Clark The Screaming Skull starring John Hudson Beast of Yucca Flats starring Tor Johnson The Terror starring Boris Karloff Revolt of the Zombies starring Dean Jagger The Giant Gilla Monster starring Don Sullivan The Fatal Hour starring Boris Karloff Dead Men Walk starring George Zucco The Mad Monster starring George Zucco Maniac starring Bill Woods Metropolis starring Gustav Frolich The Vampi Last edited by metternich1815; 06-11-2013 at 06:30 PM.
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