Yes!! It finally got here!!

I cant wait to watch some, mostly Carnival of Souls and Last Man on Earth...

there's a couple of price films on there

Ive seen them all except Last Man on Earth:D

Your gonna LOVE that movie.

Oh, I did. I definatly did! Best Price movie Ive seen other than Pit and the Pendulum:D

...and a year and a bit later, I've pretty near finished off that set. I think theres oly like 10 left that I havent watched. Now I have my eye on aother set from the same company...basically the same thing, only different, more recent films. Heres some info:


Chilling Classics - 50 Movie Set

Get ready for a gut-wrenching journey into terror and madness that is strewn with bloody corpses and rocked by terrifying creatures in a relentlessly horrific universe. Find humanity transformed into fast food in Peter Jackson's (Lord of the Rings) early feature Bad Taste and a world of terror in Dr. Tarr's Torture Dungeon. Experience exotic demons in the star-studded Gothic and mind-numbing terror in Driller Killer. Meet a bloodthirsty Santa Claus in Christmas Evil and a fisherman who is enslaved by two witches in Dead Time Story. Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, Yul Brynner, Martin Balsam, Cameron Mitchell, Telly Savalas, Gabriel Byrne, Julian Sands, Natasha Richardson, Ralph Meeker, Joseph Cotten, Patrick O'Neal, Jack Palance and John Carradine. These great stars and many more bring terror to life in this chilling collection on 12 doulbe-sided DVDs.


Death Rage -- Yul Brynner
Memorial Valley Massacre -- Cameron Mitchell
Medusa -- George Hamilton
Deadtime Stories -- Scott Valentine
Scream Bloody Murder -- Fred Holbert
Bell from Hell, The -- Viveca Lindfors
Metamorphosis -- Gene LeBrock
Naked Massacre -- Mathieu Carriere
Haunts -- May Britt
Christmas Evil -- Brandon Maggart
Driller Killer -- Abel Ferrara
Horror Express -- Christopher Lee
Snake People, The -- Boris Karloff
Sisters of Death -- Arthur Franz
War of the Robots -- Antonio Sabato
Oasis of the Zombies -- Manuel Gelin
Witches’ Mountain, The -- Patty Shepard
Deep Red -- David Hemmings
Revenge of Doctor X, The -- James Craig
Bad Taste -- Peter Jackson
Virus -- Glenn Ford
Milpitas Monster, The -- Douglas Hagdohl
Funeral Home -- Kate Hawtrey
Lady Frankenstein -- Joseph Cotten
Silent Night, Bloody Night -- Patrick O’Neal
Panic -- David Warbeck
Messiah of Evil -- Michael Greer
Blancheville Monster, The -- Gerard Tichy
Cathy’s Curse -- Alan Scarfe
Alpha Incident, The -- Ralph Meeker
Demons of Ludlow, The -- Paul Von Hausen
Cold, The -- Carol Perry
Hands of a Stranger -- Paul Lukather
Gothic -- Julian Sands
Man in the Attic -- Jack Palance
Demon, The -- Cameron Mitchell
Crypt of the Living Dead -- Andrew Prine
Track of the Moon Beast -- Chase Cordell
Ghost, The -- Barara Steele
Jesse James Meets Frankenstein’s Daughter -- John Lupton
Dr. Tarr’s Torture Dungeon -- Claudio Brook
Bloody Brood, The -- Peter Falk
House of the Dead -- John Ericson
Slashed Dreams -- Peter Hooten
Bucket of Blood, A -- Dick Miller
Horrors of Spider Island -- Harald Maresch
Legend of Big Foot, The -- Stafford Morgan
Devil’s Hand, The -- Robert Alda
I Bury the Living -- Richard Boone
Drive-in Massacre -- Jake Barnes



Im planning to order this next week. Ive only seen one of them already, Horror Express. Cant wait!

Nobody has any opinions on this? Im buying it anyway, but I would sort of like to know If Im getting anything good.

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thjere are some good titles in there ..

the only problem is that in these big collections of public domain there is no care given to the quality .. and films like Deep Red deserve a better quality release.

that being said - i'd buy it if the price is right - just to get the other little oddballs that are hard to find.

The other 50 pack that I got from these was actually pretty decent quality, surprisingly enough.

I made a poorly thought out deal with my parents last month, so Im not alowed to buy any movies until April...but I put some money in Paypal and Im ordering this first thing in the morning on April Fools Day.

Looks like a good set. I'm kind of surprised they'd put Bad Taste in a "Chilling" movies set.

Bad Taste was far from a chilling movie.

Bad Taste is one of the main reasons this set caught my eye. Been wanting to see it for ages, but cant find it anywhere but Ebay, where I can get this set for slightly more than the Bad Taste DVD.

As for the title, I think they just wanted something to call it. How chilling could something called "Naked Massacre" be?:p

its worth the purchase alone as far as i'm concerned ..

along with a bucket of blood and horror express

Thats the only one in the set I already have:cool:

One of the first DVD's I got when I really got into collecting.

some people have taste

it was one of the first cheapo tapes you could get also ..
i think i have a beta of it ...


its a mixed blessing - cheap public domain films ... when they are actually good .. they often dont get a decent clean release

Thanks....it came in a smaller version of one of these public domain sets, had The Blob and Teenage Zombies with it. Easily the best of the bunch, no question, though I enjoyed all three.

I have this set and I have seen all of them love them all.

Hows the quality?

Got my version of Bad Taste from deepdiscountdvd pretty cheap. Anyway...


Driller Killer -- Abel Ferrara
Deep Red -- David Hemmings
Silent Night, Bloody Night -- Patrick O’Neal
Demon, The -- Cameron Mitchell
Jesse James Meets Frankenstein’s Daughter -- John Lupton
Bucket of Blood, A -- Dick Miller
I Bury the Living -- Richard Boone

I was planning on buying most of these, now that you've shown me this set I think my plans have changed.

50 movies doesnt look like a lot - typed out like that

There, Ive officially ordered it:D. Ive bought from this seller before though and his shipping is brutally slow...I should have it in like a month or so:rolleyes:

I have the 50-movie "Sci-Fi Classics" set, and am happy with it for the 20 dollars I paid for it. There's a mixed bunch of stuff, including a few horror films, a lot of cheesy sci-fi, and even some weird stuff like tropical fantasies ("The Wild Women of Wongo" etc.). Heck, there is even a freaking Don Dohler movie in there. That alone is worth five or six bucks. And there's some Larry Buchanan and other stuff. It's craptacular! If you like public domain sets and know the territory and the general quality of these releases, it's good popcorn stuff for a Sunday afternoon.

"Chilling Classics" still hasnt got here, so Im trying FINALLY finish the films in the first 50 pack I bought. I only have 8 left:

-Swamp Women
-The World Gone Mad
-Doomed to Die
-Tormented
-The Gorilla
-A Shriek in the Night
-The Amazing Mr. X
-Last Woman on Earth

Planning to watch a few tonight and the rest tomorrow...

Im down to two...

-The Amazing Mr. X
-Last Woman on Earth

Im off to watch Mr. X now, and Im planing to watch Last Woman on Earth tomorrow night.

Hopefully the new box gets here soon!:D