Which htf film was your grail to watch/see?

[Mr.Marion]

I had two the Millionairess (1960) with Peter Sellers and Sophia Loren. And the Pursuit of DB Cooper in both cases i can see why they fell into obscurity.

[Werewolf]

Dracula 1979 theatrical color. Finally got released on Blu-Ray last year. First time it had been seen in its original color since the mid 80s. Also the first time in widescreen with original color since the original theatrical showing in 79.

[SeattleEd]

Heavy Metal, Wizards, Valley Girl, Urgh! A Music War. Still have bootleg VHS copies of these. Have the first 3 on BR but DVD for the last one.

[Confessional]

Apocalypse Now Redux (2001), quite a collaboration many years in the making with a remarkable end result.

[steelcouch]

The Necronomicon by HP Lovecraft, was only released overseas on dvd. I purchased a copy many years back and have seen the price skyrocket to over a few hundred dollars a copy. It’s one of my favorite films due to the cheesy acting.

[Mikey]

Godzilla vs the Wolfman !!!

Been looking for the complete movie for what seems FOREVER

[ToyTalk]

Private Eyes with Tim Conway and Don Knotts (1980) and Rustler's Rhapsody with Tom Berenger (1985)

[J.B.]

Harold and Maude

Jaguar Hearse + Cat Stevens = Magic

[PNGwynne]

I think Criterion has Harold & Maude.

[Mr.Marion]

Harold & Maude is not a htf or obscure film.
For some reason Summer Dreams and Winter wishes with Joanna Woodward isn't easy to see though .

[J.B.]

Harold & Maude is not a htf or obscure film.

You must not get tired of being wrong.

[Mikey]

Cotton Candy (1978)

Cant even find a watchable copy on youtube

[CrimsonGhost]

Clockwork Orange. It’s everywhere now, but I couldn’t find it in the 80’s.

[palitoy]

The Day the Clown Cried. I'm still waiting.

[J.B.]

Clockwork Orange. It’s everywhere now, but I couldn’t find it in the 80’s.

The original Post was flawed from the start. It was about "Which htf film was your grail to watch/see?" I had a hell of a time finding my pick back in the day. And Marion doesn't get to decide what's obscure and what isn't.