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Apr 13 10 8:42 AM
Jameson281 wrote: I think the title of this thread should be changed to indicate the titles involved; a lot of people might miss the news otherwise.Is Synapse using MGM's HANDS OF THE RIPPER HD transfer, or doing their own?
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the thing I enjoy most is the wonderful score by Harry Robinson
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Earl B wrote: So, any idea who holds the home video rights for THE QUATERMASS XPERIMENT? Does MGM own it lock stock and barrel?
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Jameson281 wrote: Earl B wrote: So, any idea who holds the home video rights for THE QUATERMASS XPERIMENT? Does MGM own it lock stock and barrel?MGM has U.S. rights in perpetuity.
Apr 13 10 2:59 PM
MacXoftheMounted wrote: JUST SAW THIS ABOUT SYNAPSE ON THAT FANGORIA SITE...It’s been a good couple of days for fans of British horror on disc. On top of the Synapse/Hammer and HORROR HOSPITAL news we reported here and here comes the scoop that the Amicus omnibus classic THE HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD and the Spanish/UK co-production HORROR EXPRESS (pictured left) are also coming on new special editions.Severin Films will issue the movies this fall with fresh hi-def transfers on new DVDs and, for the first time, on Blu-ray. The films will be accompanied by a host of supplements, details of which are coming soon. Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee star in both flicks; HOUSE, also featuring Ingrid Pitt (pictured right), Denholm Elliott, Jon Pertwee and Joss Ackland, is an anthology of four short chillers scripted by PSYCHO’s Robert Bloch, while EXPRESS, co-starring Telly Savalas, is about a brain-sucking monster loose on a Trans-Siberian train excursion. Stay tuned for updates!
Apr 13 10 3:27 PM
Speaking of SYNAPSE FILMS - does anyone own or recommend their 42 Street collection of Movie Trailers?
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Apr 14 10 12:34 AM
BijouBob8mm wrote: Speaking of SYNAPSE FILMS - does anyone own or recommend their 42 Street collection of Movie Trailers?I've got all five volumes. The first one is great, and the fifth one is fantastic (all the material in that last one came from the Alamo Drafthouse collection, and includes a nice look behind the scenes at the Drafthouse). It was either the second or third one that was disappointing (I'd have to check the content listing to be sure). The fourth one is a step back in the right direction and (like the fifth one) includes a commentary track. Certainly consider getting Volumes 1 and 5.
Apr 14 10 2:11 AM
Excuse me......You want me to do what with my what now?
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