The Wishlist
 

I thought this was a good idea. Post the dvds that you want to get in the near future. I always forget what I need to buy so this may help other forgetful people like myself.

I need:

Requiem for a Dream
American Gangster (3 Disc)
Evil Dead (ultimate)
Dawn of the Dead (ultimate)
Die Hard 1,3 and 4 special editions (bought the crappy original one)
Michael Clayton
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Film For Theaters
Family Guy (all seasons)
Futurama (All seasons)
Are You Afraid of the Dark (boxset)
Suspiria
Poltergeist
Phantoms
Seven
The Emperor's New Groove
Mulan
The Time Machine
An American Werewolf In London
Alfred Hitchcock Collection
Casablanca
Fight Club
The Ghost and the Darkness
Across The Universe
Edward Scissorhands
Aqua Teen Hunger Force season 6 (whenever it comes out)
The Shining
Trainspotting
Shallow Grave
House
The Princess Bride
Running Scared
8mm
12 Monkeys
Dagon
Twister 2 Disc SE

And, as you all know.... so much more.

There's always a TON on my want list but here's a few...

Within the Woods
Au rendez-vous de la mort joyeuse
An Imperfect Solution: A Tale of the Re-Animator
The Christmas Toy
Day of the Beast
The Killer
Frighteners 4Disc Set
I Come In Peace/Dark Angel
Mystery Science Theater 3000 The Movie

I want to get most of the movies that i have on vhs on dvd.I hate rewinding movies!

Amen!



Killers Moon (1978)

Werewolf Shadow (1970)

This is all I want at the moment:

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Whoa... that looks interesting!

Its dope as fuck dude! Mr VanBebber is one of my favorite directors of all time. I've got most of the films already (pretty dubious quality for the short films) but I want to get them in a set.
Go rent/buy The Manson Family because its FUCKIN' AMAZING! I give it 4/4 coolguy emoticons :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool:

I would like to see The Manson Family,i watched a thing on tv about it.Was it the same thing?

Nah its a movie... but it is filmed like a pseudo documentary. Not sure if they'd put a VanBebber flick on TV (well not over here anyways).
http://www.dvdtalk.com/interviews/jim_van_bebber.html