What are your latest Horror DVD purchases?

[ramsey37]

I spent the morning in Bowling Green trying to track down a copy of the new re-release of "Man of 1000 Faces". I had no luck on that movie, but did pick up a couple of other films: Vincent Price in "The Last Man On Earth" and the new re-release of "Ghidorah the Three-Headed Monster". Luckily, I can always get the Cagney film online
George

[ramsey37]

I ordered a copy of "Man of a Thousand Faces" from deepdiscount.com, and finally got to watch it last night. It had been awhile since I'd seen it, but overall it was entertaining. Of course, as an actual biography, it doesn't compare to the Chaney biography that was included on the TCM Lon Chaney set.
I'd been hearing over at the Universal Monster Army that Big Lots has just gotten in a bunch of movies at $3.00 a pop. I looked last week and didn't find much worth having, but this week a new display was up and chock full of movie goodness. I picked up eleven movies including:
Needful Things
Jack the Giant Killer
The Hound of the Baskervilles (Dudley Moore/Peter Cook version)
Making Mr. Right (it's not a monster movie, but I like it)
The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
The Fall of the House of Usher (Vincent Price rulez!)
The Ghoul (Boris Karloff rulez more!)
A Bucket of Blood
Konga
The Dunwich Horror
Swamp Thing
And at $3.00 a pop, you can't go wrong. Hit your local Big Lots before they're all gone!
George

[spaceace35]

nice find
i dont get over to big lots enough

[Monsterama2000]

My wife and I went to two different Big Lots last weekend and bought a total of 18 DVD's. 11 of which are horror related --

Bubba Ho-Tep (Collector's Edition)
"X" The Man With The X-Ray Eyes
The Dunwich Horror
Killer Klowns From Outer Space
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978)
Rollerball (1975)
The Ghoul (starring Boris Karloff)
Swamp Thing
Konga
Howling II: Your Sister Is A Werewolf
Piñata: Survival Island

[david_b]

Just saw 'The Atomic Brain' (1960) a few days ago from my nieces' AMC Collection DVD. Cheap bad film about these 3 young women being considered as 'body replacements' for this wealthy old spinster to have her brain transplanted into. It was alright for me, but my wife, hoping to make lots of MST3K comments, actually had bad dreams about it. Oy..

david_b

[Mego Milk]

Shawn of the Dead

[toys2cool]

Shawn of the Dead

lol! great movie

[ramsey37]

I've been on a Godzilla kick the last few weeks. I picked up the following from DeepDiscountDVD.Com:
Godzilla Raids Again
Invasion of Astro Monster (aka Godzilla Vs. Monster Zero)
Godzilla Vs. the Sea Monster
Son of Godzilla
I also retired a few old VHS movies and upgraded to DVD:
Shock Waves
Sherlock Holmes in Dressed to Kill
Fantasia (not exactly horror, but it does have some cool stuff in it)
George

[palitoy]

Other than the Mummy, my friend gave me "Frankenstein Must be Destroyed" and another friend gave me "The Bermuda Depths" recently.

I need to start watching DVDs.

[ramsey37]

I picked up a copy of the new "Nightmare Before Christmas" 2-disc DVD set last night. The second disc includes the Tim Burton shorts "Vincent" and Frankenweenie". Grab your copy now before Halloween gets here!
George

[palitoy]

I wonder if my kids are old enough for that yet?

[ramsey37]

I took my daughter to see "Nightmare" when it debuted. She was about three and slept through most of it I picked it up on VHS for her about a year later and she loved it. Of course, your mileage may vary.
George

[palitoy]

My kids send mixed signals as to what they're afraid of, Mad Monster Party is OK, Scooby Doo can scare my daughter.

[kingdom warrior]

I just got Frankenstein (original) My two year old hopped up next to me and laughed the whole time watching it..kid has no fear. Still one of the greats for me.

[madmarva]

Karloff's Mummy with the new Jack Pierce mini documentry