What are your latest Horror DVD purchases?

[palitoy]

Scored big time at the ex today:

Elvira double feature: Dracula's Great Love (Naschy!) and Frankensteins Castle of Freaks
Elvira: Werewolf of Washington
Hammer double feature: Curse of Frankenstein/Taste the blood of Dracula

not bad for $12

[Meule]

Picked this up in the city last night for $9 Fanex Files: Hammer Films. It's pretty good, it's short on clips but long on interviews, as they were culled from various conventions. A Hammer fan, I actually kind of learned a few things too like that Peter Cushing was six feet tall.

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That looks cool. I'm a huge Hammer fan myself, will keep an eye out for this

[ramsey37]

I hit my local Big Lots this morning and scored the following for $3.00 each:
"Hook"
"Masters of the Universe" (the Dolph Lundgren movie)
"Men in Black" Deluxe Edition
"Strangers On a Train" 2 Disc Special Edition (not technically a horror film, but Hitchcock rulez!)
I also spotted "An American Werewolf in London" and "The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad", but I already own copies of both movies. Get thee to Big Lots!
George

[wolfie]

Just got a box set called The Best of Hammer. Includes 5 films.

The Nanny
Quatermass and the Pit
Frankenstien created Woman
The Devil Rides Out
Dracula Prince of Darkness

Not sure about the Best of tag but they should be good to watch.

[kryptosmaster]

I also spotted "An American Werewolf in London" and "The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad", but I already own copies of both movies. Get thee to Big Lots!
George

OH damn! I hope my BL has them. I'll buy both!
Love those flicks.
Rich

[ramsey37]

I was in K-Mart yesterday and noticed they had just started setting up for Halloween. There were a handful of horror DVDs available. I picked up a copy of "Dawn of the Dead" (1978) for $5.00. I don't think I've actually seen the movie since the 80's, so it was a treat to revisit it this morning.
George

[ramsey37]

I made my bi-weekly visit to my local Big Lots this morning and scored the following:
"Babylon 5: The Lost Tales" $3.00
"Men In Black II" $3.00
"The Sci-Fi Boys" $3.00
"Soylent Green" $3.00
"Monty Python and the Holy Grail Collector's Edition" $6.00
I'm still having no luck tracking down a copy of "Twilight Zone: the Movie", but I was stoked to stumble across "Soylent Green" and "Monty Python"
George

[palitoy]

I recently bought "Sci Fi Boys" as well, not bad.

[ramsey37]

Today I stopped by a local Dollar General Store and stumbled across copies of two William Castle classics, "The Tingler"($8.00) and the original "13 Ghosts"($6.00). They also had the 1980's version of "The Blob" for $8.00, but I decided to wait on that one.
George

[ramsey37]

Today I picked up a copy of the 1988 version of "The Blob" at the local Dollar General Store. I also stopped by Big Lots, but all I found was a lone copy of the Warner Home Video Horror Double Feature that includes "It!" starring Roddy McDowall and "The Shuttered Room" with Gig Young. The disc was $6.00. There were a few of these available at Best Buy a couple of years ago, and I think they retailed for around $15.00 then. I haven't seen "It!" in at least twenty years, so I'm looking forward to seeing it again.
George

[SainthoodDenied]

Picked up a couple of Univerals Classic Monster Collection, Dracula and the Wolfman. Now I need to find the others, they have lots of special features and other cool stuff on the dvd

[palitoy]

Those sets are an unbelievable value, I actually found my creech set at the mall and it was under $20.

[Meule]

Coraline

[Earth 2 Chris]

Those sets are an unbelievable value, I actually found my creech set at the mall and it was under $20.

Are these showing up in any brick and mortar stores for Halloween? I got the Dracula and Wolfman sets a while back when the first Twilight film came out, and Wal-Mart was pusing Vamps and Werewolves. I'd really love to get the Frankenstein set, and maybe the Creature and Mummy as well.

Chris

[palitoy]

nabbed "The Monster Club" (and watched it the day it's director Ray Ward Baker" passed away oddly) and "The Munsters Revenge" recently.

Both movies were kind of 'swing and a miss" scenarios, "Club" is too goofy to be scary and "Revenge" tries to reignite the chemistry but the story is too childish. My kids thought it was awesome though.