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@@Heavymetalrille I’m down to just Sunrise Records now, but their movie section is nowhere near as good as Cinema 1. I hope that your copy of Dr. Giggles is still playable. I still need to go through most of my Warner DVDs to see if they have been affected by disc rot. I probably should have looked into getting the 4K release of Cemetery Man, but I couldn’t justify the cost. Boutique titles have gotten way too expensive here in Canada. I didn’t know that Hellgate was sold as a Hellraiser knock off. I used to rent tons of horror movies back in the day, but I missed out on this title. I only discovered it last year. I have some free time this week so I’m planning on watching it soon. Sunrise Records has a decent selection of horror movies so hopefully they will have some kind of sale this Halloween season.

@@HorrificNightmaresJM The streaming services have really screwed things up for the physical media market. First we lost all the video rental stores and now we’re losing the retail stores. I still have Sunrise Records, but Cinema 1 was great at stocking the more obscure titles. I’m really going to miss visiting the store. Have a great week my friend.

@@TheHORRORman I agree, there’s still two locations left, but the closest one is about two hours away. I may try to use their online store. I am going to try to watch a couple of the movies during the week. Take care my friend.

@@MichaelMichalski I’m looking forward to checking Blastfighter out

@@MichaelMichalski I agree, I think that they shipped off the remaining stock to their online store. I would like to think that they would have had a better sale if it were a true going out of business sale.

@@GeekLegionofDoom I have the steelbook release of Turbo Kid, but I couldn’t pass up on the comic book cover art version. I’m pretty sure that I wouldn’t come across this edition again.

@@nready Id have got it if I were you too

@@tvnash It’s funny that you mentioned that. I read that Steve McQueen was the person that suggested to Chuck Norris that he should get into acting. It would have been interesting if they ended up making a movie together. Death Ring is worth checking out though even though it’s not a good movie in the classical sense. Thanks for commenting and have a great rest of your weekend my friend.

@@Heavymetalrille I actually bought the DVD because of its cast. I wasn’t expecting to enjoy it as much as I did. I never thought that it would be a title that I would want to up to Blu Ray. Thanks for watching.

@@HorrificNightmaresJM Yeah, Death Ring isn’t a good movie in the classical sense, but it’s a good “bad” movie. Thanks for watching.

@@bigboss-yv2nr I still need to watch the new film.

@@Heavymetalrille Unfortunately the prices for movies are on the expensive side in Canada, especially for the boutique labels. I’m not expecting any discounts on any of the titles as they have an online store as well as two more locations so I’m assuming that they will just ship off the remaining movies once they have closed down. Thanks for watching.

@@tvnash I was just thinking about all of the retail movie stores that I used to frequent back in the day. I still have Sunrise Records, but their movie section isn’t as good as Cinema 1. Thanks for the heads up on Orbit DVD. I probably should look into getting an American PO Box as having movies shipped to a Canadian address can be expensive. Thanks for watching.

@@Mrspoiledmilk420 The one in Windsor Ontario. The other two will be staying open

I'm from London. I enjoyed the few times I shopped at the Windsor location. It's a lot bigger.

@@spookynolan I first Cinema 1 that I ever visited was in London back in 1996.

@@CinemaniacSeventy7 Thanks Donny, I got around to watching Abigail on Friday. I enjoyed the film as well.

@@tvnash Thanks for the Birthday wishes. I used to love heading over to Michigan to visit Media Play and Suncoast Motion Picture Co back in the day. Media Play went out of business sometime in 2006 I believe. Cinema 1 was the last dedicated movie store in my area. I am hoping that Indicator gets around to releasing The Grapes of Death and the Living Dead Girl at some point. I really love these digipack editions.

@@Heavymetalrille I was devastated when I heard that my local Cinema 1 was closing. This is definitely going to have a huge impact on my movie collecting as I tend to buy more movies at the stores as opposed to online. I am really looking forward to watching Abigail, I just wish its twist was spoiled for me. I am glad that I got Where Evil Lurks when I did. I really love that film. Five Nights at Freddy’s is ok, I decided to pick it up because it was on sale. Thanks for the birthday wishes. Take care my friend. Hi

@@GeekLegionofDoom Yeah, you’re right. I might do a video on Five Nights at Freddy’s and the knock-off movies it inspired. I would really love to get into making 4K and Blu Ray comparison videos, but I would need to buy a new computer.

@@nready I don't even have a 4k player. You should see if you can take part in a few live streams

@GeekLegionofDoom That’s good idea, I took part on one of Aaron Pynn’s live streams last summer.

@@CinephileSanityTV Thanks for the Birthday wishes. I have been holding off on picking up a number of titles as well.

I’m really excited to finally be able to check out the transfer on From Beyond. I’m interested in revisiting Thriller as well.

Thanks for checking out my video. Happy Father’s Day.

​@@nreadyThank you Brian. Happy father's day.

It’s interesting looking back on this video as most of these titles have had re-releases in the last couple of years. Thanks for watching.

I’m hoping that they intend on selling movies for a while. I was really bummed out when I saw that they had removed the movie stand.

I have been getting a lot of those as well.

I still buy DVDs as well, I love collecting old Anchor Bay releases.

Thank you for your kind words sir, and thanks for watching.

I agree, Walmart is far more my preferred place far from my preferred place for my movie collecting needs, but I have found some great deals there over the years.

They can't change physical media

@@jonwoodmass2849 They can´t censor your disc or take away your movie if you have it physically, but if it is on digital, they indeed can censor and change it and even take it away from you. So, long live physical media!

Grow up. You're a part of the problem.

NO BODY ASKED YOU CONNIE GAAAH

Streaming is ok, but it seems like there’s at least a couple of cases of controversies with censorship every year.

@@nready Or those first pressings of media that had something pulled or banned on the further pressings.

@@BDBD16 That’s very true.

Me too, I missed looking out for new horror movie releases every first Tuesday of the month.

I am as well, hopefully this isn’t a temporary thing.

Thanks J.

I was surprised that both series made it on to DVD. Needless to say I’m very happy to have them in my collection.

@@nready I really like to come across Jack Of All Trades and Adventure,Inc in my film hunting. This video leaves me hopeful.

My local Walmart still has a decent video game section, hopefully they won’t end up removing it as well as I’m not a fan of Game Stop. My son doesn’t mind buying games digitally, but I prefer the physical release.

I agree, but I really miss the good old days when I had more options whenever I went movie hunting. Have a Happy Easter Monday my friend.

I agree, I’m down to just Cinema 1 and Sunrise Records as far as places where I can pick up movies.

I really haven’t been buying a lot of movies at my local Walmart in the past year, but this really sucks. I was hoping that they were going to pick up the slack from Best Buy, but I guessed wrong.

I’m sure that you will enjoy Thanksgiving when you get around to watching it. I am a big fan of Blue Velvet as well. I was always amused how all of the later Amityville movies had to contain a disclaimer stating that they weren’t related to the original trilogy. I’m excited to finally have The Power as I had pretty much given up on ever owning the movie. I’m interested in comparing Kino’s release ofThe Boogens to the old Olive version. It’s always great to hear from you my friend, I hope that you’re doing well.

Thanks Ja, I’m really stocked to have The Power in my collection. I was looking for it everywhere online. I was lucky to be able to get it through Facebook. I have been hearing good things about Amityville 1992, I’m planning on watching it this weekend. I agree with you on Night of the Comet, I watched it a lot back in the VHS days. Take care my friend.

I was surprised when I stumbled upon the DVD release of The Power as I was pretty sure that it hadn’t made it past VHS. The Criterion release of Blue Velvet is the edition in my collection. It’s probably my favourite film from David Lynch. I have been after the DVD releases of the later Amityville films for a while so I was stoked to get Amityville 1992. I may look into getting Dollhouse next. I was on the fence about picking up The Abyss, mainly because of the DNR transfer issues, but I had wanted to own the film since the VHS days. I was surprised by how much I enjoyed Sax X, that was a total impulse purchase for me. Thanks for the info on the next instalment in the series. I’m really looking forward to revisiting Thanksgiving. Take care my friend.

I was very bummed out when I realized that The Dark Power was a totally different movie so I was excited when I found it on Facebook Marketplace. lol I just got your reference.

Thanks for watching.

Thanks, I have a huge collection of “so bad it’s good” movies in my collection. I was debating on whether to show the Freeway movies since I had previously featured them in my last two Vin Syn haul videos, but I also wanted to display them with the slip box.

Freeway is one of the few films that I have owned on multiple formats. I’m looking forward to checking out the unrated cut.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on Scared to Death, I was on the fence when I decided to order the movie. I was glad that there was an option to order the slip box for the Freeway movies separately as I had originally ordered both films before they had turned it into a boxset.