Posts by Mark Edward Heuck

Quote:Originally Posted by MatthewA  I take it he's the one who has the earliest film elements on Wood's films, or am I wrong? What is known to exist on his features in terms of pre-print elements? I remember that of the Image...

Quote:Originally Posted by Richard--W I've been wanting to see these films again. There was nothing quite like Lina Wertmüller in the 1970s. A definite buy. Priced high as usual by Kino. Let's hope they offer superior transfers...

Quote:Originally Posted by Ratko Mladic @ david steigman Where did you here that about Foreign Correspondent being licensed by Criterion?Just a rumour on the street or...?It's a WB title,so i still doubt it will happen. FOREIGN...

To some degree, CLUE's reputation has also been bolstered in the last decade by THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW fanbase, inspired partly due to, of course, Tim Curry as the Butler. In L.A. for a decade now, the local RHPS shadow cast...

Again with no trailers. This is vexing.

I believe that FocusFilm (not to be confused with Universal's arthouse label Focus Features) edition of THE TRIAL was reviewed in the DVDBeaver comparison, and came out looking very bad. The $10 price tag should be a dead giveaway; you...

Someone asked about this at Warner Archive's Facebook page, and they replied there were issues holding up a release. Probably having to clear the song rights from either the record company or the publishers.

I went to DVD Empire and yes, I saw the listing for this ostensible Sony edition. But I noticed that it says "Pre-Announce" in the listing, which would technically mean that it has not yet been announced by Sony. I suspect that just...

Where did you see that Sony was announcing a new release of MEATBALLS? I checked Amazon and Blu-Ray.com and all they list is the upcoming Lionsgate standard DVD and Blu-Ray releases, no new Sony editions. But to try streamlining that...

Milestone had released what at the time was the best-available transfer of THE TRIAL on DVD, but that has gone out of print. I'm suspecting that since the Salkind family was involved in the production, perhaps the rights have reverted...