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Thanks for the feedback. If the stand-alone had been a step up, I'd have considered grabbing it to upgrade that bonus disc.
Funny, Marshall, but until you'd mentioned it I'd not given much thought to the end credits of BSB. We had a drive-in in this area back in the late Seventies/early Eighties that used to run double and triple horror features all the time. Usually the first film would be something new, with the back-up feature(s) being a few years older. Sometimes these supporting films would be Euro-horror titles (sometimes under their original title, sometimes with a new name slapped on), and a lot of those didn't have closing credits. As a teen, I never knew if that was how they were originally released, or if it was something done for their American run. One night there was a double bill of GRAVE DESIRES and CEMETERY GIRLS. Had no idea what these were, but the titles sounded fun and the oversized newspaper ad the drive-in sprang for looked cool. (Think I still have it around here, somewhere.) My buddies and I went to check it out, the films started up, and we found ourselves treated to retitled prints of THE VAMPIRES NIGHT ORGY and Paul Naschy in COUNT DRACULA'S GREAT LOVE. Those were the days....
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