What are your latest Horror DVD purchases?

[marmes]

The Al Adamson one? That's a great find for a buck!

Brian,
I believe he's referring to a little film entitled Dracula Vs Frankenstein aka"ASSIGNMENT TERROR".
I saw it in the dollar bin at Rite Aid too.That movie RULES it's awesome you got it!
A favorite of both palitoy and myself(i have the awesome Spanish poster for that!)
The movie is goofy as hell ...but in the best possible way!
And to me,the makeup/costumes of the monsters strongly resemble Mego's Mad Monsters.

Definitely the Mummy who looks EXACTLY like the Mego figure!!
The Human Wolfman wd have to be like one of Naschy's roles in one of the later films like Werewolf and the Yeti or The Craving aka Night of the Werewolf to be a close representation,but the Dracula in the movie as well as the Frankenstein monster also CLOSELY resemble the Mego MM's.
(Brian we've talked about this...Frankenstein w big honkin' eyebrows LOL!
The similarity is happenstance and probably unrelated but this movie WAS out before MM's were available....so you never know.)
This is a fun,trashy early 70's monster bash film featuring Michael Rennie slumming it at the end of his career(I believe this was his last film)
and Spanish horror legend Paul Naschy in one of his many Waldemar Daninsky Werewolf films.
The whole cycle of his werewolf films are ALOT of fun but definitely check out Assignment Terror aka Dracula Vs. Frankenstien for the Mego
similarities.

[thunderbolt]

^^^ Me too, but those two are very retro looking, even with the metallic paints on them.

[ramsey37]

^^^^ You see the new vinyl ZIlla's at Toyys R us? They have a 60's era Zilla and Hedora.

Those are probably the recent BanDai vinyl figures. I've spotted the Godzilla locally at K-Mart but have yet to see Hedorah. I'm trying very hard not to start actively collecting kaiju vinyl toys. I'd love to have a collection of them, but I just don't need to spend the money on them right now.
George

[thunderbolt]

^^^^ You see the new vinyl ZIlla's at Toyys R us? They have a 60's era Zilla and Hedora.

[ramsey37]

I picked up bootleg copies of "Godzilla Vs Megalon" and "Godzilla Vs Biollante" online recently, and they landed today. I'm now three movies away from having all of Godzilla's films. I originally set out to just pick up all the Showa Era films ("Gojira" to "Terror of Mechagodzilla"), but I snagged a few good deals on enough of the Heisei and Millenium Era films that I just figured I might as well get all of them.

George

[palitoy]

Dracula VS Frankenstein, A Dollar store find .

The Al Adamson one? That's a great find for a buck!

[D-McMEGO]

Dracula VS Frankenstein, A Dollar store find .

[palitoy]

Getting off topic, my buddy sculpted a Pickman's model piece a few years back:
Pickman's Model
I had never seen the show prior to that.

[marmes]

Picked up Night Gallery season 2 box a few weeks ago and it's been
been the only thing in my player.So much fun!!
It's got all the good ones:
Cool Air
I'll never leave you Ever..
The Caterpillar(w the earwig)
Deliveries At The Rear
Pickman's Model
Green Fingers

Awesome stuff!!

[thunderbolt]

^^^ Boots of course. I doubt the Universal ones or anything Zilla will ever come out under the MST banner.

[palitoy]

Got the MST-ied versions of Mole People and Godzilla VS the Sea Monster.

boots or legit?

[thunderbolt]

Got the MST-ied versions of Mole People and Godzilla VS the Sea Monster.

[kryptosmaster]

Had to run an errand on the way home from work today and was right next to a Big Lots so I ran in to see what DVDs they might have different from the one near my house.
They were having a $2 sale so I picked up a couple of those:
Supernova
I Still Know What You Did Last Summer

then I looked through the $3 ones and picked up:
Mighty Joe Young
Horror of Dracula

Rich

[thunderbolt]

And I rewatched again since it got mentioned here. It could easily be a old school Universal Monster movie.

[kennermike]

Man from Planet X 1951

yeah its better then I though it was going to be had not seen it since it used to play on free tv in the late 70's