Masters of Horror questions

[The_Return]

Originally posted by bbeastieboy
I know, they look totally different, and totally retarded.:mad:

Oh well, I just put Jenifer in a different spot then the rest...disapointing, but not as major as Id thought.

[AUSTIN316426808]

Originally posted by The_Return
Oh well, I just put Jenifer in a different spot then the rest...disapointing, but not as major as Id thought.

Just got it myself and that pissed me off too.

[bbeastieboy]

today I bought Dreams in the Witch House. Yesterday, Imprint. I now have all of them (so far).

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Like Urge, I m waiting for all of em to be released in a box-set.

Makes no sense purchasing em one by one until eventually they decide to release a box-set all of a sudden with a couple extras like featurettes and bonus stuff thrown in.

Even if its slightly expensive, it will be worth every penny, plus I ll have all the episodes together in one buy, instead of going hunting for each episode's DVD separately.

[The_Return]

I actually kind of like it this way...more anticipation. If I had just bought a boxset, I would have already watched them all by now...I wouldnt have an exciting DVD to wait for once every month or so.

I dunno...Maybe Im just weird like that:p

[bbeastieboy]

Originally posted by The_Return
I actually kind of like it this way...more anticipation. If I had just bought a boxset, I would have already watched them all by now...I wouldnt have an exciting DVD to wait for once every month or so.

I dunno...Maybe Im just weird like that:p

Yeah, I like it better this way. It's way more affordable, and hunting them down is way more fun than buying them all in one big box. Just like how I have all the Nightmare On Elm Street movies on VHS, and half of them on DVD already. Along with the halloween series.