Shout! Factory's 2012 DVD Line-Up (Tentative) - Page 5

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Originally Posted by SWFF 

Adam, I let you know about this a week ago through a facebook PM! 

Doh!  I don't check in on Facebook that often, so I didn't see it (my last post was almost a month ago and thats really current for me) .  The best thing to do is to use the red flag button on the bottom of the post.  That notifies ALL owners and moderators and usually gets a much faster response. 
 

Yep it gives you a change to give your $.02 as to the problem with the post, sends and email to all staff and puts it in a spam/problem post queue that all staff looks at.

Thanks for the quick reporting guys

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Originally Posted by SWFF 

Michael Felsher, of Red Shirt Pictures, who's working on the extras on the TERROR TRAIN DVD, says it will be worth the wait. Don't know if I mentioned this here, or not, but Jamie Lee Curtis and David Copperfield turned down Cliff's requests to participate in the extras. Oh, well . . . would have loved to heard a Curtis commentary. I'm guessing that, maybe, TERROR TRAIN isn't one of her favorites. 

Menioned it in post #113 on page 4 of this thread:

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Originally Posted by SWFF 

Cliff just said that Jamie Lee Curtis didn't want to get involved with their new TERROR TRAIN DVD. They asked twice, she declined twice. They even tried to get David Copperfield. He refused to play ball, too. Despite this he said they are still working on the extras.

Next best thing would have been to have an interview with Jamie Lee Curtis and David Copperfield. Am hoping there will be a documentary or featurette on the making of Terror Train (1980).

Any word yet on the status of Black Oak Conspiracy (1977) and Sweet Kill (1973)?

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Originally Posted by SWFF 

Well, goddamn, I DID mention it. Short term memory has always been in the crapper. No word on Black Oak Conspiracy (1977) and Sweet Kill (1973). 

Short term memory can be forgiven on this thread since we have been bombarded with Blondie.  Now that the air is fresher our memory can come back. 

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Originally Posted by ahollis 

 

Short term memory can be forgiven on this thread since we have been bombarded with Blondie.  Now that the air is fresher our memory can come back. 

 

 

Things can get confusing, and so it takes time to get your bearings.

Am hoping there will be a Shout film release from the horror genre later this year, along the lines of Bad Dreams and Visiting Hours.

Was thinking myself which Fox titles could be possibilities for the horror titles later this year. If not Fox titles, what other possibilities could there be? Ideally, I'd like to see a slasher horror movie double feature again (and on separate discs).

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Originally Posted by MLamarre 

I remember suggesting to Cliff a long time ago in another thread that they license some of the unreleased Universal Horror films, some of which are huge cult favorites:
Let's Kill Uncle (1966)
Island of Terror (1966)
The Projected Man (1966)
Eye of the Cat (1969)
Fear No Evil (1969)
Ritual of Evil (1970)
A Little Game (1971)
The Devil and Miss Sarah (1971)
The Victim (1972)
The Screaming Woman (1972)
You'll Like My Mother (1972)
Trapped (1973)
Maneater (1973)
Scream, Pretty Peggy (1973)
The Boy Who Cried Werewolf (1973)
House of Evil (1974)
Killdozer (1974)
The Savage Bees (1976)
Burned at the Stake (1981)
Death Valley (1982)
Bates Motel (1987)
I Saw What You Did (1988)
Trapped (1989)
Nightlife (1989)
Strays (1991)
The Birds II: Land's End (1994)

If Universal were willing to license out some of their unreleased horror titles, that would be very welcome. Death Valley (1982) I'd definitely like to see released on DVD/Blu-ray, so this title certainly gets another vote from me.

Other titles I'm interested in, from the quoted list above:

Fear No Evil (1969)

Ritual of Evil (1970)

The Victim (1972)

The Screaming Woman (1972)

Killdozer (1974)

Bates Motel (1987)

I Saw What You Did (1988)

Trapped (1989)

The Birds II: Land's End (1994).