70's Exploitation Films, Any recommendations? (2 Viewers)

[Ruz-El]

Bad or not, the price of the zombi box is just too good. DVDSOON has it for $13 cdn, that's cheaper than most public domain. If hey totally suck, you can probably pawn it for more than you paid for it.

What's the quality of the Digital Media Experiance Street Fighters?

 

[JonZ]

Russell,
Its non16x9 letterboxed. I got it before I went region free. I havent gotten around to looking up another region 16x9 version.

Its the dubbed version and the pic is pretty clear,but a bit soft.Theres some shimmering as you would guess from a non16x9 transfer.Black levels are pretty good. Its the best Ive ever seen the film look(as Ive never seen a anamorphic version).

Its prob the best youll get in R1, as it looks better than my brothers 2 versions.

Not sure if its mono or 2.0. Its the tinny sounding mix the film always had, and its pretty clear as well, theres no hissing even when you turn it up a bit.

 

[Brook K]

No Russell, City of the Living Dead is one of Fulci's worst, I agree it was deadly dull. City of the Walking Dead is from Umberto Lenzi and is a "so bad it's good/funny". There's an airplane crash or something that releases radiation creating a zombie army that ravages the Italian countryside. It features Mel Ferrer who was also in both versions of Eaten Alive, but also managed to appear in a Fassbinder film and mainstream American TV shows during this period.