your most treasured DVD?

[The STE]

What DVD/DVD set is the centerpiece of your collection, your 1961 Cheval Blanc?

[Zero]

i have a signed copy of American Movie - signed by the mark bourchardt guy who is the center of the film - it gives me hope in a world that usually shits on everyone

[orangestar]

Amadeus

I'm way to lazy to go look at all the crap and extras is has on it. But it's great.

[mothermold]

right now it's Deadwood(season 1)but i'm always looking.

[filmmaker2]

I am fond of my collection of Thunderbirds DVDs.

[RavageRitual]

I Love my Donnie Darko!

[The STE]

off the top of my head, I'd have to say it's my Monty Python and the Holy Grail collector's edition, the one that looks like a book and has the film cell and screenplay in it

[Despare]

I don't know, maybe the anniversery edition of Dawn of the Dead or maybe the Sleepaway Camp red cross logo unopened. There are probably better but it's late and I'm tired. I do love the nice box sets I have though like the Holy Grail set and the Sin City recut as well as the Dawn of the Dead box set just to name a few.

[zomb5150]

My most treasured would be my "Spiderman 67 collection" It's a 6 disc collection of the old Spiderman cartoon from 1967, I love it.:)

[The STE]

Also, my Evil Dead: Book of the Dead edition that Bruce Campbell signed

[DarkwingMantis]

My Lloyd Kaufman signed Tox Box set!

[The STE]

I'd say my MST3K: The Movie DVD, but it's a homemade bootleg I burned from an mpeg on my computer. At least I've got the movie, though.

[DarkwingMantis]

Ive got it on VHS, does that count

[The STE]

meh. VHS copies are usually in full frame (the mpeg I had was from a DVD rip so it's in widescreen)

[DarkwingMantis]

SWEET!! was it ever actually released on DVD?

[The STE]

Originally posted by DarkwingMantis
SWEET!! was it ever actually released on DVD?

Long ago, yes. It's OOP now and runs about $80 on eBay (that's usually the starting bid if it's in decent condition), and it's usually considered the second most valuable DVD you can get

[Angelakillsluts]

Dawn of the Dead (Collector's Edition)

[cheebacheeba]

At the moment, probably Shaun of the Dead, with the crazy-ass buttload of extras, got the UK release as soon as I could on ebay, took about a month to get here, at which point it was just about being released at the movies over here.

Other than that, I HAD a dvd, which if I still had, would have made #1 on the list, no contest.
Rammstein: Live Aus Berlin.
One of the best stage shows I've EVER seen, a few nice extras, a really cool case, and the music from the era of the band that I personally like most.
I "lost" it. ASAP, I plan on getting another, and I'd reccomend it to ANYONE, 'cept little bitches.

[Babygurl20]

My most prized DVD I would have to say would be my original B&W"Night of the Living Dead"..............I went through hell to find it and "Day Of The Dead"

[ShankS]

I take care of all my DVD's, so you could say I treasure them all, no matter how much I like each one...

the most I've spent on a DVD set, would be around $132

[alkytrio666]

Yah, my collection is my pride and joy.

But my definate most prized DVD is my Humphrey Bogart Collection- a beautiful boxset featuring the greatest actor who ever lived and his four greatest movies: Casablanca, The Maltese Falcon, The Big Sleep, and Key Largo.

[The_Return]

Either my Universal Monster Legacy Collections [I have Dracula, Frankenstei, and The Wolf Man], or the Looney Tunes Golden Collection, vol. 1.

[RavageRitual]

Originally posted by DarkwingMantis
My Lloyd Kaufman signed Tox Box set!

I would kill to have that

[zomb5150]

Originally posted by The_Return
Either my Universal Monster Legacy Collections [I have Dracula, Frankenstei, and The Wolf Man], or the Looney Tunes Golden Collection, vol. 1.
I have The Wolf Man, Frankenstein and the Creature from the Black Lagoon Legacy collections, they are also among my most treasured dvds.

[filmmaker2]

I have the Creature from the Black Lagoon set, it is definitely among the most treasured. In fact I was thinking this morning of putting some of it on.

[scouse mac]

Originally posted by cheebacheeba
I HAD a dvd, which if I still had, would have made #1 on the list, no contest.
Rammstein: Live Aus Berlin.
One of the best stage shows I've EVER seen, a few nice extras, a really cool case, and the music from the era of the band that I personally like most.
I "lost" it. ASAP, I plan on getting another, and I'd reccomend it to ANYONE, 'cept little bitches.

That is pure quality.


My DVD's are all precious to me but I always love Monty Pythons Holy Grail because it has an extra where lego men do the knights of the round table song. Cracks me up every time!

[Haunted]

My horror dvds are my most treasured, aside from my Tori Amos dvd.:D

[doctor satan]

Oldboy, the packaging is superb i imported it from Korea before it had got to the cinema over here & no one had even heard of it.
Also Korean import of R point, nice package & loads of lobby cards & shit like that.

[AUSTIN316426808]

My Clint Eastwood collection...


-All of his movies individually

-Box sets of...
The Good,The Bad and The Ugly trilogy
Dirty Harry films
Any Which Way But Loose/Any Which Way You Can
Joe Kidd/The Outlaw Josey Wales/Two Mules for Sister Sara

-Special Editions of...
Million Dollar Baby
Unforgiven
Mystic River
The Good,The Bad and The Ugly

[Spallalala]

Adult movie - 2 funky 4u. All digital and very very funny.

[ShankS]

Originally posted by doctor satan
Oldboy, the packaging is superb i imported it from Korea before it had got to the cinema over here & no one had even heard of it.
Also Korean import of R point, nice package & loads of lobby cards & shit like that.

Have R-point LE too, very nice set. Korean sets are quite an addiction.

[Despare]

I almost forgot about my Battle Royale 1 and 2 ammo case box set.

[Thorns_demon]

my first scream movie which turned out to be completely blank so I used it for some disaster movie, I guess my disaster movies are the most treasured.
O shit we're talking about DVD, I was talking about VHS haha,
mm most treasured DVD, probably Resident evil apocalypse cause of Genesis he looks like hellraisers cenobites or one of the tortured souls hehe lol:D one word: Wicked

[Soloman Kane]

Phantasm Ball Set.. Sweet..
Hellraiser Box Set
I want the Blind Dead Set.. :( Alas it is not mine yet

[The_Return]

Originally posted by Thorns_demon
my first scream movie which turned out to be completely blank so I used it for some disaster movie, I guess my disaster movies are the most treasured.
O shit we're talking about DVD, I was talking about VHS haha,
mm most treasured DVD, probably Resident evil apocalypse cause of Genesis he looks like hellraisers cenobites or one of the tortured souls hehe lol:D one word: Wicked

Nemesis. Not Genesis.

Anyway, I thought of another one. Re-Animator Milenium edition is pretty sweet.

[alkytrio666]

I think I change my vote. Or I'm submitting a tieing DVD. My OTHER favorite DVD is my King Kong tin boxset- Best Buy Edition. What a beauty.

[Dante'sInferno]

Taxi Driver
Clerks X
The godfather collection
American History X
and
The Nightmare on elm street collection....meh

[Amalthea]

The Lion King

[doctor satan]

Got limited edition tins of, Hellraiser 1 & 2, the Beyond, Evil Dead 2, Maniac, & Akira. Got the wooden box case for the Wicker man, left it out one night after watching it & my dog ate it i was gutted.

[scaryminda15]

my most treasured DVD is Simon Birch

sad but funny and yet happy, it was about a boy who was born to small and the difficulties he fast it is a good movie. i know not to scary just sad.

[RavageRitual]

Originally posted by Despare
I almost forgot about my Battle Royale 1 and 2 ammo case box set.

Good Chioce!

[bloodrayne]

Originally posted by Babygurl20
My most prized DVD I would have to say would be my original B&W"Night of the Living Dead"..............I went through hell to find it And now they have it at WalMart for $1...Doesn't it figure?...

[Zombee]

Not horror but I have a signed copy of Ralphie May's Just Correct.

[Fearonsarms]

Not signed but I have a copy of the 2004 Region 2 restoration of Ken Russell's The Devil's (1971)

[zwoti]

eaten alive - signed by tobe hooper
zombi - signed by ian mcculloch
opera - signed by dario argento & coralina cataldi tassoni
amc monster fest: roger corman classics - signed by roger corman

[Fearonsarms]

eaten alive - signed by tobe hooper
zombi - signed by ian mcculloch
opera - signed by dario argento & coralina cataldi tassoni
amc monster fest: roger corman classics - signed by roger corman

Drools.........

[The Mothman]

zombi - signed by ian mcculloch

god dammit. i want that. where did you meet mcculloch?

[fortunato]

I have a copy of Maniac signed by Tom Savini.

[zwoti]

Drools.........

won't mention my collection of signed books by clive barker then.

[zwoti]

god dammit. i want that. where did you meet mcculloch?

i was speaking to everyone's favourite awol canadian who had met him recently and said how much he enjoyed his chat with him.

he then appeared at a memorabilia show promoting the blue underground blu-ray release of zombi so i had a nice chat with him.

[_____V_____]

Evil Dead II signed by Bruce Campbell.

[Despare]

Best Buy exclusive steelbook of the original Star Wars trilogy signed by Boba Fett... I mean Jeremy Bulloch.



Evil Dead II signed by Bruce Campbell.

I would like that, should have brought one of my many Evil Dead or AoD copies when I saw My Name Is Bruce. Bummer. You lucky sonofa...

[swiss tony]

I have a signed copy of Mordum and Penance but my favourite is the ltd edition Event Horizon canister style box with postcards and bonus disc. It's not worth anything, I just love everything about the movie

[Fearonsarms]

won't mention my collection of signed books by clive barker then.

LOL I met him (and nearly fainted with excitement) at a local event last year and got a book signed. I'm lucky enough to have a few books signed I also have several signed cds but never managed to get a dvd signed unfortunately.

[Dara]

My copy of Asylum,it's not signed ,nor does it have an exciting horror related anecdote.I just love it and I'm happy I have it at my disposal to watch whenever the mood takes me!

[_____V_____]

I would like that, should have brought one of my many Evil Dead or AoD copies when I saw My Name Is Bruce. Bummer. You lucky sonofa...

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[crabapple]

It's a toss up in a lot of ways.

I've been watching a lot of David "The Rock" Nelson's movies, and I have two documentary DVDs about him. The 2-disc November Fire doc is good and so is Franklin Wales' "Can't Stop The Rock"...these are crazy discs, and I even have Rock's "Forry Tribute" dvd signed by the man himself. He's a nutty fan-filmmaker and the closest thing to a real Ed Wood that we have now.

I also love the "Monsters Crash the Pajama Party Spookshow Spectacular" dvd, have bought many copies for friends' birthdays. I recommend it to everyone!

[Fatmalky]

Hell comes to frog town. It took me years to find a copy

[Ghoulie Joe]

Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical. "Bad zombies! Shoo!"