Recent Acquisitions.

[metternich1815]

I also bought Blacula (1972) yesterday.

[Bob Gray]

Originally Posted by metternich1815

Yeah, I have purchased several $20 movies. The most expensive film I purchased was Silent Night Deadly Night (1984) for $56, before Amazon offered the same product for $10. I paid $15 or less for most of my horror movies. Well, I hope you end up finding House of Wax (1953) for $4 or $5 (or less).

I actually passed it up for that price once but only because I had already spent too much on some harder to find films. I know good and well that I could go to The Little Shop of Horrors and buy it for $10.

[metternich1815]

Piranha (1978)
Tales from the Crypt (1972)/Vault of Horror (1973)
The Amityville Horror Collection (includes The Amityville Horror, Amityville II: The Possession, Amityville 3-D(emon), and a bonus disc)

[leezuki]

the darjheeling limited. very beautifully made movie.
the collection, good, but not as the first.

[Bob Gray]

An American Werewolf in London
April Fool's Day (1986)
Damien: Omen 2
Evil Dead 2
The Fog (1979)
Night of the Creeps
The Stepford Wives (1975)
The Toolbox Murders (1977)

[Bob Gray]

Someone's Watching Me
The Spiral Staircase
A Murder of Crows

[Atraxi]

Originally Posted by Bob Gray

I actually passed it up for that price once but only because I had already spent too much on some harder to find films. I know good and well that I could go to The Little Shop of Horrors and buy it for $10.

My number one way of buying horror movies is I go to Newbury Comics and check out their used section looking for familiar movies and cheesy looking movies that I've never heard of before. I end up spending only about $3-$6 on a movie and leave with a handful.

[metternich1815]

I prefer to buy dvds new because I don't want to take the risk that they are scratched up.

[Bob Gray]

Originally Posted by metternich1815

I prefer to buy dvds new because I don't want to take the risk that they are scratched up.

I've never ran into that problem.

[Bob Gray]

Originally Posted by Atraxi

My number one way of buying horror movies is I go to Newbury Comics and check out their used section looking for familiar movies and cheesy looking movies that I've never heard of before. I end up spending only about $3-$6 on a movie and leave with a handful.

Yeah, here in Indianapolis I have five Disc Replay stores where I can find movies for $3-$10, four Half Priced Books where I can find them for $3-$8, and a couple of mom and pop used bookstores for $4-$10. Then there is The Little Shop of Horrors, which I don't frequent too often due to the jacked up prices, where I can find just about anything I'm looking for. Truth is though that between the Disc Replays and the Half Priced Book stores I come across tons of hard to find horror films.